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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-12-06
Flour at low prices
at FeeIy's Star Gro
CeYV.

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DR.. c. E. Corporan was in last week
settling up various matters of business
DR.. Corporan goes from here to Obcrlin
where he now expects to remain during
the winter.
No. l, Vol. 1 Bogue Signal, published
at Bogue. anew town on the L. s. c. Ry.,
comes to our table this week. 1t is pub
lished by F. F. Mcbride & Co.. and is
bright and newsy.
j. A. Brooks an enterprising cattle
man and farmer living some miles south
west from Colby, returned Saturday from
trip to Iowa where he had shipped a
large bunch Of cattle.
A full line of all kinds of footwear from
the largest mems to the smallest child
rens size at BOerner Bros. DStf
The well in the court house yard is
completed. 1t is proposed to put in a
large pump, and give the prisoners in the
Jail exercise by having them pump the
large tank full each day.
That was most elegant Thanksgiving
dinner prepared by the ladies of the Bap-
fist church, and very successful fnan
cially. Many of our citizens with their
families patronized the dinner.
A fine line of blankets and coverlids at
DOnelan's.
According TO the Sherman County Re-
publican GOodland is destined to become
city of 10, 600 by the time it is five years
old. We wonder if the Republican will
then print all the news on two sides of
its patent.
Neckwear in all the various novelties
styles and shapes at Shimp's. 29tf,
Hon. G. E. Chandler returne d to Colby
last week. He is in that bright little cit,
so much of the time attending to his
business interests there, that Colby
claims him as her own and Oberlin gives
reluctant cOnsent.-Eye.
BORN, the Oberlin Eve man has made
arrangements to spend the winter in To-
peka attending the legislature. Just how
Columbus can afford all these little side
pleasantries, it is hard for the ordinary
newspaper editor to understand.
Messrs. Ramsey & Ramsey, the hard
ware and agricultural implement men,
will in few days remove to the Pioneer
Store stand, on the southwest corner of |
Franklin avenue and Fourth street.
Since coming here less than one year ago
these gentlemen have built up . large
increasing trade BY their fair |
dealing. Call and see them at their new
quarters.
Never send dollar away from home
when the article that the dollar will puf-
chase can be obtained at homo. Money
Is our financial blood Its circulation |
keeps the business body alive. Bleed /
The body by sending your money away
from home, and soon trade viii pct on .
look of lethary and inactivity. Alwaysf
tra0e at home. 1t is twice blessed. Ii
helps the person patrouized and finds its
way to you again.
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Cheap Apples !!

We have a car load of fine
apples which VIC will sell cheap
in lots Of five bushels or more.
HUNTLEY & BEHNE.
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JOSEPH 4. GILL, Editor.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1888.

SALIVA & COLBY RY.-TIME TABLE.
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"Daily except Sunday. All other trains daily.
Mountain time. u. WALLACE. Agent.
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fbers is a bootblack in the New York city
ball who is quite IA curiosity. lie mas one
arm OH below the elbow and wears WOODEN
limb strapped tightly to the stump 10 snis
wooden arm Is fastened brush and he uses
Il as adepily as the ons held in tina hama NJ
has remaining.
An audacious tramp soeaked into ie'',
dence in Washington place, New foHh' anu
tarricd long enough on the premises TO mako
az entire change Of clothing. de evan aP-
propriated undergarmeDts. II Is said that On
emerging be resembled swell, carrying
heavy cane and wearing high bat.
Samuel W. Dowd, who recently died in
Madison, Conn, at tue age OF 50, was one o.
a family Of five, whose combined ages were
ssS years Some years ago the family moved
from the old DOwd homestead 10 q new home
and they took with them ilrs from the old Ire
place. transferred II TO the new and 1t na'
never been allowed - goout.
A merchant recently from Constantinopla
gays that o., so ounces Of altar Of roses vera
bottled in Turkey this summer. The greater
part Of this product Is shipped to France, aud
that which reaches America IL said IN many
cases 10 have been diluted by sbrewd YaDkes
merchants, who buy tho altar direct IRON
Bulgaria and mix All iaierior oil WITH IT,
A French physician, Dr. Felz, mentions {
curious apparent cause Of left handedness. a
cb.ia in a certain family was left handed,
and the second appeared TO b. SO atsho age
OF year. 1t was then learned that tbs
mother always carried her children on heI
left arm. She wes advised to change, and
held "a her other arm the infant, having ia
right hand free to grasp objects. soon became
r.gEt handed
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Her Happy Thought.

On the hTst night out, just as ny vis-a-vis
at table was sitting down to dinner ia thS
beautiful saloon of the city Of New York, a
steward stepped up to him and handed him q
letter. saying: With tue captains compl-
meuts, sir.
Every night this performance was re-
pcated Sometimes the captain himself pre-
ssnted the letter Il was mysterious and IN
tercsting. The gentleman who received tbs
letter seemed 20 be greatly astonisned when
il came to hin On the first occasion, but after,
ward be merely showed signs Of enjoyment
ID reading its contents. De was q very DE-
hghtful man and great fa7orite at OH
table. but though everybody vas dying u
know where tue letters came from, nobody
had enough impotence 10 ask him.
But on the day before We reached New
York happened to be standing.on the com
panion way with this gentleman when the
captain presented tue letter, and the former
said. as he tore open the envelope: Queer
idea of.tny Uife's, isn't ~ She sent the cap
tain seven letters addressed 70 me and asked
him 70 deliver one to mo every evening
before dinner. She thought | would be giac
II hear froD her every day, and tell yUr
il has been one Of the pleasautest evenD Of
the voyage. this mail delivery in mud ocean. '
philadelphia News.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
ia5 pm.-MAl |. daily SehTSssRbsN 'u asiIy texccp
sunday. ,r,o>o
At Clifton Forge with CaesaRReSSn net s swe at
railway for the south, wss., aLu And Weste,
railroad Tor ali points South, Southeast. sn'
southwest. and Virginia Midland railway ]"
ali points North and South. p.u,av. IN
AZ Wichmond with Associated hailways 10
ali points in tho south, and Richmond, srea s
i"lssSnrs and Potomac railroad for the MOTH
Ar lexington with Baltimore and ONO TAI,
road. making close connections 81 hstRes'
FERRY 10 and from Pittshurg and tne "~
Also 10 points North and East. ,,vu
Nj EErING- CARS LYNCHBuRG ts My
pills. NEW ORLEANS. and LITTLE h nsu.
Trains marked daily except sun a.fcss p"i ~
Tickets sold TO all points. oneee W
T. ~ Mail treet, 1000 Main streetsi a.
Richmond am Allegheny depot hisn'A ~
Oaii"' '''''''' JOHN X. MACMURDO,
Tde5 GEM fasseusci nsoa-
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VIRGINIA +. ~ ! THE C Si i ;Ss,.,nNn

VIRGINIA. II THE CHANCERl
y Court OF THE CITY OF kiCHMOND,
TIE lITH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1855
aQaiust
Adelaide ungeI formerly Adeiaide bltLeil anu
Camille upgcr, her husband. Defendants
IN CHANCERT.
The object Of this suit IL 10 foreclose mort
gage executed byAdelalde Bitter 10 Charles I'm
gel. gearing date May z, ls15, and recorded In TIE
Clerks Office OF Hvnrico County Court, Deed
Pook ". page vi, and 10 subject the land men
toned aud described 10 the payment OF the
sum OF money secured by said mortgage 70
the plaintiff, with legal interest thereon until
paid, and also 20 the payment OF state and
city tates advanced and paid by the plaintin
on said land, with legal interest thereon until
paid; and to surrogate him 10 the liens OF the
state and city for such taxes and Tor genera
relief, etc. And affldavit having been maae
and nled that the defendants are non tesidSnts
Of the State OF Virginia, it y ordered ,nat sney
appear here within nfteen days aiter que pup
ncation OF this order and DO what y necessary
70 protect their Interests IN TINS suit
Spy6aSisstSs ". oooDIN. clsrA.
wlielAx tLSessBnhsS- Pc snes' 'Aws'
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Grants case II an operation had boon de-
cdci upon Dr.. Sands would have performed
It. a carriage was kept In readiness, how
ever, FOR him 70 proceed to Gen Grants
house that lie might speedily tie up any ar
torics which might be cut by the cancer
In the case Of Senator Conkling Dr.. Sands
nas also q consulting physician. DR.. For
dyco Barker was the regular physician; he
called il DIS. Agncw. Sands uud DoiaGeld
for consultation Il was decided that the
senator was suffering from an abscess behind
the ear and that q trepanning operation was
necessary TO draw off tue pu5 The opera
ton was performed by Dr. Sands 1t was
successfully performed, but did not result il
saving the patients life
Dr. Sands was especially skillful in operat
ing on gun shot wounds in the intestines
When the soldier Is shot in the bowels he
vas formerly regarded as beyond the reach
Of surgical aid Dr. Sands, however, per
formed a number Of operations in such cases
with success The doctor was twice married
leaving two children BY bis first wife and
one by bis second
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WHEEL NOTES.

7. p jenkins won tia ono and FIVE milo
amateur bicycle championship Of New South
Wales q few days ago.
The i've mile bicycle championship =
Queensland. Australia, was Won ~ {. X
Wood at Brisbane, several days ago
Holbsin and Hahenden have been sus-
peuded bv tie ~ c. u, pending investiga'
ton on the charges Of having faxed" road
records Hoibsin's lO0 milo road record Is
questioned
Pittsburc's three bicycle clubs, the Key
stone. Allegheny Cyclers and the Pittsburs
Cycling ard Athletic clubs, a1e to be anal.
gamatcd into one organization, WHICH VII
have nearly 2OO members.
T. ". Bust, Of Victoria, Australia, now
holds the title Of ten mile bicycle champion
of Australia, having won it at the Centennial
championship meeting Of the Australian b.
cyclers union, held at Sydney recently.
Knapo. Croker and Eek have received
three sold medals 10 commemorate the bril-
liant performances made by this American
team On the Leicester Eng track last sum
fucr. where Knapp broke the 100 mile record,
and lIIeI "a Jy uAlA~ sNe~-N ~ '%--'~
lowered the records for shorter distances.
Three Of the Chicago cycle clubs, the Fort
Dearborus. the Owls and the Chicagos, have
combined under the name Of the chicago
Cycling club, which. with membership o.
80 and valuable club properties and connec-
lions. az once assumes commanding posi-
ZION among western cycling organizations
and will perhaps bear comparison with any
cycle club In this country
A nile agility" race was one OF the events
Mt a recent Australian meeting. The condi'
lions were: Machines, thiFty-two pounds u
ueirLt. ioar laps Arst lap, dismount s1d
Mount three times nhen directed; secon1
iap lido half lap, left leg Over handle cAs
,nount and Tide half zap .9sht leg over
handle. third lap, dismonnt and mount Sl u.
times when directed fourth zap rae LII
lap OF step, rsuognt ard race to finish
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.''V "usucs mo Inc Banner once az,
losses metal with the best Of them. II
there's a sick family in Kokuk or the
contiguous territory that needs help. YOU
bet Nan will he there.
say mister, I'm not well posted on
religion, but when the saints take their
places IN line in heaven III bet Nan will
1e not Tar from the head New York
Evening Sun
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J. r. CHALMERS.
\. =. sTRlNGFELIOW.
RICHMOND. November /, 1885,

Referrirg to the above, take this oppoTtnn
It's for thanking the public aud my former pa
irons f,r their Kind and liberal patronage
during my engagement In the coal bu,iness IN
mis- city. | have sold my stock. nitures'
teams and good will TO Messsr5. Chalmers
suingieilow. and bespeak for hem as parties
thoroughly competent TO supply the wants OF
the public. tue liberal PATRONAGE bestowed
upon nc. Mr. strngtelow OF the new hrin
WAS for some time agent Of the Brlghthope
hallway Company, and his acluSihtanee WIN ~,
thorou.h and confidently fecoMmeni his hfiA
20 my former patrons and the public sener-
ally. Ne.y truly etc.
sdel-lot Al ELLFTT. in.
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Her PRAYER.
LII n.,n thtonrh The orcn door.

t.,Nlv prep thfrsgh the open door.
.ln scc my loved one there,
3D., ie Laccuug down on the porior floor
Ii, an attitude OF cayer.
,..- hack is turned. - her cissr-ed hands
AMI Der face ! cafn0t see.
N.fi tccl Ia Tag ,ar' ~ heart that tia; prayer
l.. raised O. hc2eer Tor ne.
t,r draw near 0iih Scnle step.
,rf head bowel. o. her pose demands.
1s.s thai she kucc.s by rcsistCr.
And Is merely varm.os her honds
-tomcha Redmund IN Judge
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A FAMOUS NEW YORK PHYSICIAN.


Dr. sands, Who Attended Grant and Conk-
ling sketch Of His Life.
Following the death Of Senator Conkling.
last spring, there comes that Of Or. Henry L
Sands. who tried 70 save the senator, ana
who died recently ia New York Dr.. Sands
was born IN the city in which he lived and
died lie was grsdua' d from the Collegs
OF Physicians aud Surgeons in 1854. ana al
once entered Bellevue hospital, where he
served Tor a time as medical and surgical in.
terne. lie then went TO Europe to further
study bis profession, but Ia 1857 was invited
to become demonstration Of anatomy at the
New York College Of Physicians and Sur
geons. and returned from abroad 10 assume
the position
During DR.. Sands long professional career
he was connected With nearly every hospital
~ New y Ork as consulting surgeon and for
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CONN EDITIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
Train No. 50 connects daily ct Keysvtlle
for Chase City. Ciarksvflle, and Oxford;
Durham, Henderson and Raleigh CON
meets a. Greensboro Tor Duruams
Raleigh, Salem, aud Winston. and all points On
North Carolina ID. vision; at Salisbury for Ash
Vile. Hot Springs and all points Ia Western
North Carolina. and At Charlotte Tor T., =
Train No. 6e connects daily at 0seeoe-
boro' for salem, Winston. Raleigh, 0oi0os
boro', and Morehead City; At salisbury foe
AshevIlle. Hot springs. aud All potnta .
Charlotte, Columbia aud Augusta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, Charleston eve1-
nah, TNomasvllle. Ga. jacksonville and othef
Florida points; also with Carolina Ceou0
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive ae AlcAAoua
5l5a.m. end $40 pm.
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The Life Insurance Company Of Virginia,
RICHMOND, VA.
WALKER President JAMES W, PEGRAM, Secy
G. A. WALKER President

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uteral llclases
advantages OF reliable insurance 20 AZ
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upwards
eIonO
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Riohmond
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Co-PARtNERsnir.

RICHMOND, VA. November |, 1855.
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVETHIs
w day formed co-partnership uncer the
firm name of CHALMERS srRINGfEL-
LOW, for the purpose Of conducting the Fuel
Business IN all its branches. Having pur-
chased the good will, nstures, etc, OF A. l..
Elicit, Ja.. we respectfully solicit con
tlnuauce Of the patronage OF his friends and
the public generally. and trust by attention 70
the wants OF our customers 10 merit eoniln-
uauce OF same.
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CursApEAKE AND OHIO soVU
~ scupourRM EFFECT nov. 18th
1883.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
sn an, For Newport News, Old Point Con.
fort and Norfolk. daily sxoeps
a., am Sunisys only. To Newport News
''A' ~" 0Id Point and Norfolk. q,
,.,s Th,a,,yh and Local Mall 70 al
n"' ''A ,.a;n,s West, except Sunday. :.
ao,no kor Nevport,s News, Old Point ana
pm Noyfnlt. except Sunday.
aoo nm Gorionsville accommodation, ex-
cept Sunday.
e9O pm For Louisville C inc mat Ssw b..
t"sna Fast Express, with through
pnllmans Daily. Only route run
ming PulImans Wsa Ho" "''"
mOnd.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
asa am Gordonsyille accommodation ef'
,o.s, Ann S E1pm Norfolk, Old Point, and
WV Newport News, sIcept Sunosy'
ain mn, From Local points and the west'
daily except Sunday.
e.os, Troy Norfolk. Old Point and New
o'' ~" nort -ewg, daily. Pullman pal
P,oe,,jny car n. III Richmond Il
Cincinnati. u..,
go pm From Louisville ana Slno'nns"
Fast Express daily.
DAM, ssyenteenth and Broad streets.
Tcket-ottices: 1000 Main street ana uepo*'
- '' ''''' INV. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
Ut. ODELL,
H,,oral Manager.
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TEETH AND GUNS

which recommends Itself by its intrinsic ner-
its. AMI Is universally popular with al VINO
have used Il. Il arrests and destroys the Of
imnarts a fragrant odor TO the breath. Used
a. a remedy, II will speedily heal all BLEED
jng. spongy, liberated, aud keceding Gums
II Is unsurpassed as gargle Tor sore throat
and has been used AT Soa With entire suooere
for tue Sea-Sickne5s.
Asa your Druggist fOT It. Price. Boo RE
pa T. ROBERTS BAKER,
Richmond,
uo2i-tfInv sntOr mi sole Pr rietO
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&@s -
ND rREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.-Scheduie
commencing MAY 9th. lsos-eastern stanoaku
time.
S:1 am. leaves i,yrd-street station daily sto1o
only az Ashland Junction. Ailforos
and fredericksburg. Sleeper "
Washington. Leaves Washin9tou TO-
New York at ll:4O am.
ll;C7 am. leaves Byrd-srrett station daily, ex-
cept Sunday. Leave, W AsninRten for
New York At 4:l0 pun. Parior car "
Washington.
&c d IN. leaves Byrd-strcet station daily.
Jleeper to New York.
1923 am. arrives at Byrd-street atAtiou daily.
Sleeper from New York.
s4e pm. arrives at Byrd street station dAilyi
stops at Fredericksburg, MILFORD ana
Junction. Sleeper from wasninftou.
lOl6 pm, arrives at Byrd street station daily
except Sunday. Paiior car iron
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY KxCEPr SUNDAYS.
100 DID. accommodation, leaves Byrd 1troet
station; arrives at Ashland at pm.
s;O4 PM. leaves Elba arrives at Ashland ~
$40 pm.
EAT am. accom- m odatton, arrives at Byrd
street station; leaves Ashland % IN
AN.
$50 pm. arrives at Elba leaves Ashland u
CA. Taylor, General Ticket Agsut.
x. T. d. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT.
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Just received, a stock OF Baisam Fir
sosp, 85c. per cake, ana . na'ssm ri y,
pillow given away with es q CAKE, ~
Broad Street PhsrIascy. ~ =. Srosn c1''
corner fifth. ia. hiLLEH, FFopr
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i United states fer the Eastern district OF
Virginia.
liz the matter OF
A. W. Harman. JT.. In bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
Extract from decree Of September %, lSoo.
"Iti. now ordered that this matter In hank
rlptcy. together With all proceedings relating
thereto. DO refereed 10 " illiam n. Wall, who
is hereby appointed special commissioner IVi
the purpose, who shall take an account OF all
liens and charges upon the iund WHICH ha-
cOufe OF may hereafter come, 10 the hHldS %
the sssignees In bankruptcy ~ said a. W
Harman, Jr., bankrupt from the real estate
Of said bankrupt together with their priOr-
ties. "a WHAT viii be reasonable ana proper
compensation 10 Thomas \ Page and }. T.
GUY, assignees Ia bankruptcy Ot sad bahk-
rtlpt for their services rendered the estate
IN this matter and IN all proceedings relating
10 said estate
And the said cOmmlsslOner shall give notice
once n week for tour successive weeks IN tue
Lexington Gazefte" and In some newspaper
published IN the city OF Richmond. which no
ice shall be deemed equivalent 10 per
sopal service upon all parties concerned
vi the time and place OF tahlng said accounts
And the said special commissioner shail re-
mort the same 10 The court, together Win any
other matter deemed pertinent by himself OF
which he may be desired 10 report D} Ah}
party 70 these proceedings
copy-1este:
WILLIAM q. WALL. Clerk.
In compliance with the above order ! shall
ON Tuesday the sth day OF January, loss. Al j.
o'clock m. at the clerks Office OF tue United
states District Court, No. fOi North f"ciftl
street, Richmond. Va, proceed 10 execute saia
reference By taking the accounts ana making
wv WILLIAM d. WALL,
snov23-oawlw Special Commissioner.
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several years past
held this position
in the Roosevelt,
b aving resigned
last spring Dur
ing the latter part
q bis life he was
ia attendance at
different times
upon two nistin
guished men IL
1885 Gen. Grant ,
phys stefan, Dr.
Douglass, summon
ed Dr.. Sands
among other physi-
ians 70 make the
diagnosis IN Gen
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ste.
LILLIAN q. WALL. Clerk.
VTIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
y COrRT OF HE CITY OF RICHMOND.
NOVEMBER 9TH, 1885

Alpheus Mckinney. Plaintiff,
against In Chancery
Charlotte Lewis Mckinney.
Defendant
The object Of this suit Is 10 obtain Tor tue
ulaiatin a divorce from bed and hoard ttom
Inc defendant Aud affidavit having been
made and filed that diligence has teen used bJ
and on b-haf OF the piaintin, Aipheus We
Kinney, 10 ascertain IN what county OF eorpo-
ration The defendant, q arlOtie Lewis Mckin-
ney IL without feet. II i ordered that the
aid Charlotte Lewis Mckinney Do appear
here within fifteen days after due publication
hereof aud do what Is necessary 10 protect heI
interests ia this sur
oopy-Ieste: s.orn,>- oil.
lno2stf LYONS 4 LYOsS, u.
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piedmont AIRLINE.

RICHMOND s DANvILLR RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPERs ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER -. isaa.
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sTEAAlSH
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON
PANY.
FOR NEW YORK.


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY foh
DAY and FRIDAY at pm. ,,
Steamers leave New York Tor hicnmong
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SAIC hDA
at 3 y. m; arriving in Richmond MONDAf ano
FRIDAY mornings. ,
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York via James river
route Including meals and bertnf' ;.,..es
Round trip ticl cts limited 10 thirty Gays ~
after dare o. ISSUE. .....,...'''.'s''''''' ~ -
SteeFage wit ssO5 Stencil. .'..s''s'' ~
steerage witt cue : Ibsstence.. 1919. W
Cabin fare via CAesapeake and OHIO rail- =, -,
road. sf.tfff' ~ w
Cabin fare via Richmond and petersburg - -
Tickets can be obtained ut A. ". uaibers
100 Main street Chesapeake and ONO and
Richmond and Petersburg depots, and al com
panys Offices, 1891 Main street, ana "hari'
Rockets.
Freights forwarded and through bills OF Lao
Ing Issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON
STU ESDA vs., WEDN ESDA fS,THU rs
DAYS. aud SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway ("ia Newport Newslat Si5 q m
and by Richmond and Petersburg railroad
same day. at 1913 a.m., will make connection
at NORFOLK with steamer leaving thoee
days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN 3 Co., Agents,
No. feUi Main street, and
Ely left Company Wharf. hocketts.
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T. 0DELL,
General Manager.

DICHMOND AND ALLEdhAN
II, RAILROAD.
sCHEDULF OF TRAINS IN kfrh~h
NOyEMBER' 20. 1873.
ONLY LINE RUNNING SOLID IsS'Ss $50
PALACE sLEEPIsd CARS sErwseS
uoxn AND LYNCH BUR'.