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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-16

Deep orange tints. as well as all the di-
luted shades of gold and cowslip yellow,
arc in high favor.
Brandy and Apollinaris in Washington is
called 1.-THE Quick and the Dead" II is
having quite run.
Flowers are much to the fore this season,
and have quite taken the place of feathers
for millinery purposes.
Black and gray are still worn for walking
costumes, but are seldom plain, being gen
orally combined with color.
IL is impossible to please some people
Chicago is ridiculed because IL is not cul-
tured and Boston because II is
Tailor-made gowns are elaborated to suit
dress occasions by smart additions OF mill
tary-likc silver and gold braiding.
Americans, presumed said the London
hotel proprietor, "a the party ENGAGED
rooms "Bostonians," corrected Mrs
Charles Rivers Massey.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-16

Sam Jones is responsible for the TO low
ing: 1.-THE est thing on this earth is a
happy marriage and the worst thing an
unhappy marriage. Whom God hath
joined together let no man put asunder
Bat whom the devil hath ] ined let them
60 10 Chicago. am lover of children.
When God gives man wife and six or
eight children lie has done something for
him. But when he has given him wife
and a canary bird He has just thrown of
on him."
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-16

The Chicago Times has for some months
had young lady applying for work at
the factories in that city where girls are
starved to death, and now the girl is
writing up those factories for the Times,
telling the wages received, and the slav-
cry that Is imposed upon the roor girls
who attempt to earn living. 1t appears
that the sharks who hire the girls give
them the least possible wages, in some
cases not thirty cents day, and they are
sub ected to fines that about leaves them
car fare.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-16

Statistics show that labor-saving ma
chimes increase wages. The Journal of
commerce says: SIN 1857 the engineers
and fremen received 17.201 PER cent Of
total cost In 1886 the engineers and
firemen received 30.627 per cent of total
cost. Improvements in machinery, not
only in ra lroads, but in other important
ines as well, are benefit in every way
everybody concerned. The general
public are better served at cheaper rates,
and the mechanic receives increased
wages
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-16

John Anderson, Nebraska we'll Gig
ger who was buried FIR nine days by the
caving in 81 the well, said after his release
that Oh the sixth day he felt something
fly. The presence OF that fly was an
indication that his salvation was near at
hand for the fly could not lave made its
way through the and bank without aid.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-16

Burdette, the genial humorlst, has been
taking ramble through the Rocky Noun
tains lie says he waited long time Tor
.he mountains to come to him and finally
made up his mind that he would have to
follow In the footsteps OF Mahomet
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-16
INDIANA REPUBLICANS.
A State Ticket Nominated and Plat
form Adopted.

The Indiana republican state convention
assembled in indianapolis on the Sth inst.
The usual form Of organization, appoint
ment Of committees, etc, was gone through
with.
The platform was then read by Chairman
Cumbach. II opens by expressing grateful
pride in the nomination of Gen. Harrison
at Chicago, and pledges TO the nominees of
the national convention united and success
full support. On national questions the ma
tional platform is Endorsed. The platform
then goes into state affairs at great length.
Crimes against the ballot box are de
nounced; the gerrymander of the state, il
declares, must be repudiated, and the ac
ton of the democrats in the last general
assembly is denounced as revolutionary
and criminal; the alleged election of q
United States senator was accomplished by
fraud and force. All kinds of legislation
for the benefit of labor is favored, and on
the temperance question the principle Of
local option is considered the proper thing.
Liberal pensions are favored and the dem
ocrats in congress are denounced for de-
feating the tax-refunding bill.
The platform was unanimously adopted,
as was also a resolution welcoming James
G.. Blaine on his arrival
The work of nominating state ticket
was at once commenced, and resulted in
the choice of A. p. Hovey Of Evansville for
governor. For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rev
nominated by acclamation. The balance of
the ticket was made up in this order: Judges
of the Supreme Court, Judge Silas Coffey,
Judge j. G.. Berkshire, Judge Walter Odds;
secretary of state, Charles l.. Griffin
auditor of state Bruce Carr; attorney-gen-
eral, l.. T. Michemer; treasurer of state
j. A. Lemiecke: superintendent of public
instruction, NJ. l.. LaE'oette; reporter of
the supreme court, John L. Griffith.
During the convention, Gen. Harrison
was present and upon his appearance was
greeted with enthusiastic applause. After
ten minutes the noise subsidized and General
Harrison addressed the convention. This
enthusiastic and kindly reception, F" he said,
crowns a long series Of friendly acts on
the part of my publican friends of Indiana
To have your confidence is very grateful TO
me; to be worthy of your confidence is the
highest ambition l can set before me. APP
plause. Whatever may befall me, feel
that my fellow citizens of Indiana have
crowned me and made me forever their
debtor" He then paid glowing tribute to
the memory of Gen. Sheridan, and refer
ring TO Blaine's homecoming spoke Of him
as that great republican and that great
American" and expressed the hope that
1--WE shall not be disappointed in hearing
his powerful voice in Indiana before the
campaign is Old"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-16

Joseph Howard OF Kennebec, Maine
las given us q new, and, as he says. a
most useful hint in the art OF hitch
ing horses. Instead of the us al
head and neck halter he carries in the
wagon short piece OF half-inch cord
looped. When he wishes to leave his
horse this cord is used to tie the fore legs
together .ust below the kne S, and when
SO tied you are always sure to find your
horse just where you left him. The horse
doesn't dare to move; the cord is easily
adjusted, and the case often occurs that
you wish to hitch horse where no post is
found, as in a haying feld or city street
Besides, it soon teaches the rse TO stand
without Icing hitched at all.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-16

English railway corporations are not
permitted many liberties in Great Britain.
In that country the railroad' are not as
here, the chief agencies through which
speculative capitalists seek t. accumulate
wealth, and so they are firmly held to
their primary function OF fetching and
carrying for tie people. By additional
parliamentary enactments it is now pro-
posed to revive all the canals in the
United Kingdom and make them active
competitors with the railroads. This
course. II adopted, would make the water
ways thoroughfares fer all heavy FIRE ght,
and practically put an end to railway
competition. The English railroad COM
panies are not permitted to control trade.
nurs infant industries, develop favorite
localities, or to do anything else, indeed,
beyond the scope Of the business If trans
por alton for which they are chartered.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-16

The investigation Of the congressional
committee among the Italians of New
York has aroused Chicago Italians over
the wretched condition of Italian immi-
grants who have recently come to this
country and steps have already been
taken to organize a colonization society 10
prov de homes for in ir helpless country
men. At meeting of Chicago Italians
the Other day. it was decided to ''open a
pitileSs and relentless war on all the ltal-
ians who seek to earn their living b.
organ-playing, begging. exhibiting monk
eys and send ne their children to play and
beg IN the stree or in disreputable
places. The monkey and the hand
organ sh ud be banished, the children
put to school. ard the a5le-boded men
who hang around the streets grinding a
wheezy old organ, should be made to
earn an honest living by hard work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
Madison Matters.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MADISON COURTHOUSE, Va, July %, 1883.
The Board OF Supervisors VIII consider at
their meeting on Monday, August 9Th, the
question Of making an appropriation for an
exhibit Of the products OF tins county at the
Richmond Exposition. II is hoped that they
will recognize the importance OF Representa-
ton there and make ample provision for it..
T. l.. Jenkins, who was tried before a
magistrate at CriglersYlle to-day for dis
turbing religious worship at Bethlehem
Methodist church on sunday, July 22d, WAS
fined $40 and sent To Jail for ten days.
4 protracted meetipg Will be held at the
Methodist church at Wolitown next week,
commencing sunday morning at ii O'Clock.
There VII be q festival at oak Park next
Friday Tor the benefit OF the Methodist ceme-
tery At that place. Much interest and zeal
arc manifested by the ladies OF the enter
prise, and their efforts Will probably he
crowned. as they deserve to be, with graft
tying success.
Mr.. John 7. lliscl has obtained, through
his counsel, Mr.. G. NJ Louthan, writ OF
error and suDerSedeas IN the matter OF the
application Of Clare, &C., for 4 road through
his farm. lie is said to he very much elated
at the prospect Of hearing before the Cir
cult Court iu September.
Moses Gullyhugh has been committed to
the county jail again as lunatic.
The prospect for corr in This section
is better than il has been for years.
MADISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

uunsed by " Crowd or Vengeance
seeking Negroes

A Memphis (reun.l special says: While
the steamer Ccahomo was loading cofton-
seed at Concordia Landing, Miss, lse miles
below Kempbis, carly yesterday morning
one Of the negro roustabouts. who was not
working 10 suit the mate, Leander HUI. was
ordered 10 "maye lively" and for answer
drew knife and struck y the mate. The
noint az the blade caught 1Iuf's sleeve add
ripped Il from the cuf 10 the elbow. Hun In
sfantly drew bis pistol, and the rouster
turned. HUFF pulled the trigger, firing three
shots IN rapid succession. The negro ran
100 Yards and fell dead, with ono ball in bis
neck. one In hts shoulder. and oae In bis
side. About twenty negroes who bad been
lettering about the landing demanded that
HUFF be given up 10 them, threatening to
burn the boat II be was not handed over TO
be swung up. There was no time to RAISE
the gsug.plank and back out, but Hun sue
cseded in getting mo yawl on the other
aid. az the steamer, one OF the crew rowing
him across TO an island near the Arkansas
shore.
The Coahoma steered across after II, IN
tending 10 fake HUFF on board. but skid.
load Of excited negroes landed about the
same time and HUFF seeing them started of
down the island. Other skifs filed with
negroes were seen going toward the island
az the steamer moved sway. IL Is doubtful
IL HUFF escaped. but he IL good swimmer
and n he got to the Arkansas bank OF The
island he may have succeeded IN getting
avay into the brush. The country Is wild.
sparsely settled, and without Geographic
The steamer returned to
Memphis tonight. hut no additional particu.
lars could be learned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

Correspondingy quick time % other points
Through bills u lsdlng issued at low rates.
e. 4. TAYLOR
no! General Freight Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
TnE EASTERN SHORE.



Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OxANcOCK, July IS. 1883.
The laying 81 the Cornerstone ef The new
Nasoaic Temple az Temperanceville last
"Wednesday was well attended aud the exer-
eises interesting and well rendered. The
fair held by the ladies' for the benefit OF the
Masouie Hall was literally paironized. At
night Professor Austin Merrill. o. Wander
bill University, delighted large audience
with choice reoitailon,.
Douglas Manual, a negro desperate, re-
eentiy committed TO AecOmaes lall for grand
lsreeby. made his escape several nights ago
with The aid OF c0niederstes who sealed the
hlgh wall surrounding the isll, broke the
three hesyy paeloeks when fastened the
iron doors leading 10 the cell where Manual
was confined, and liberating the prisoner,
made their escape 10 the woods. Manual is
from Maryland, IN which state be h said 10
have broken out OF several iails. His con.
iedefates ara also believed 70 be from Mary
land.
Miss Amanda Hurst came 70 0nancoek re-
Gently With her father aud sister. While
hefe The young lady disappeared, but subse-
0llent Developments showed that she, IN
COMPANY with Arthur Meafs, her youthful
lover, boarded the steamer TaDgisr and left
Cor psrls anknown. The young lady's
feiher vas opposed 10 the marriage and bad
forbidden Nears 10 visit his dangl,er-hence
the ciopement.
Mach amusement was created on Chinco-
textlIe Island recently BY the action Of IN
Amazonian woman Ia administering severe
polling 70 Justice Mumford, OF the isiand.
Il seems that the woman . few days before
40 aotten Justice numiord 70 draw Der up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
fouthweS6 n Ote%.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
CH2ISTIANsBURG, Va, July 30.-The UNI
usually good seasons we lad IN the spriug
and early summer have been followed BIZ i
drought that is growing distressing. Our
crops are burned and parched and the gardens
have almost quit bearing.
Revs. Or. White, OF Winchester, and Me-
Uwaine, Of Hanpden- sydney. were both here
to-day, the latter IN the interest OF Hampden-
sydney.
Judge Burks has recently been in attend
ance on the Court of Appeals at Wytheville
and Judge Staples goes there tomorrow.
The Rev. John Sullivan preached at the
White yesterday, and the Rev. DR.. Goodwin,
OF Richmond. At the Yellow. At the former
place there are $50 guests and at the lat
ter 11j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
SALES.
Mn;b% ReAa.

1000 pounds Cum Campbor, &c pound;
1000 pounds Notified Castillo Soap, bar Exc, by
the pound i5c;
500 pounds White Castillo Soap bar i5c. by the
pound 9oc.;
1000 pounds English Blue Mottled soap at &c. a
b.r-usually sold for Soc:
200 half-pint bottles of Genuine Imported Bay
Rum at &C.;
100 pieces fine Bath Sponge at 50c.-usually sold
at$1:
900 pieces Bath Sponge, 25c.-regular price Jc.;
Camclla Bouquet Soap, finest toilet Soap made
2Oc a cake or for Soc;
Cuticura Soap, 15c 4 cake;
Lazelrs White Rose, Persian Bouquet, and fifty
other odors only 95c. per ounce--usual price
50c. Guaranteed TO be equal to any on the
market
% gross nue Toilet Soap at Coo dozen-regular
price 81;
Genuine Murray & ianmsns Florida Water
sO,.
Lazeirs Florida Water small, iJc.;
Sc. will buy Meade Bakers Carbolic Mouth
Wash, or bottles for 81:
Coo. Will buy sozodont the best dentifriceG
TO-. viii buy fellows swandowu with bottle of
Extract:
SC. will buy a 10c box Of whiting;
tOc. will buy Loonen's solid-Back Hair-Brush-
usual price 81;
Fl Will buy Ioonen's Solii-Back Hoir-Brush-
usual price $3.50;
Horsford's Acid Phosphate, 4oc or bottles for
81;
Horsford's Acid Phosphate largel, &c;
&c. will buy pound best Mixed Bird Seed
nc, will buy Painos Celory Compound;
g. y will buy swifts Specific Iargei
Nesuo's Baby Food, $50. a box;
sapolio. &c a cake;
7Jc. viii buy Lazelps Lavender or Violet Toilet
Water;
s2c. will buy Lubln's Extracts;
7jc. viii buy Wyeth's Beef. Wine and Iron;
re. will buy Browns Iron Bitters;
,5c. will buy Simmons Liver Regulator 1arge);
i7c. will buy Simmons Liver Regulator (smalN
Sc will buy Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup:
l5c will buy Brandreths, DaTids, or Carers
Pills:
$40 viii buy Fellows Syrup Hypophosphites
Compound;
&C. wilt buy Valentines Meat Juice;
&c will buy Ayers or Hoods sarsapahlla:
lOc. will buy Allcock's Porous Plaster;
roc. will buy Genuine Klosterirau Nun Cologne;
s5c win buy Dr. Pierces raYorite Prescription
OF three bottles for 60;
7jc viii buy Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery or three bottles for -;
Sc will buy Bromocafeno;
75c will buy Boyinino Qarge);
hOc will buy Bounlne lsmalD;
a0. will buy Buffalo Ilthia Water;
Pc will buy Hunyadi Janos Water
Athousand-and-one articles at sweeping reduc-
urtcps Parties ieaVtug
for the springs can have their modiclne-chests
fliod al very low figres. Physicians prcscrp-
lions carefully and scientifically compounded.
Purity guaranteed. Goods delivered free 10 any
part OF the city IL order amounts 10 $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
RAILROAD LINES

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH-
hOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRECTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
sunday-SchOOI Convention at Natu-
rel Bridge.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
NATURAL BRIDGE, JulY 30, 1888.
Every passing train on the Richmond and
ALLEGHENY and Shenandoah.Nsll railroads
brings visitors who come TO behold the great
natural curiosity "not made with hands"
A number of Richmond people ere here.
There has been an interesting sunday
School and Missionary Convention during
the past two days at the Baptist church at
this place. Professor G. l.. Cooke, OF Bote>
tourt county, and j. VI. Dill, ESD, OF Goshen,
delivered addresses. Sermons were preached
on SUNDAY TO immense congregations Dy Rev.
DIR. j. B. Taylor, OF Lexington. and Rev. G.
&. Merryman, OF Augusta county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
Railroad Extension.

[By ttIeETaph % Inc DlsphIch.I
BALTIMORE. MD, July 30.-It has been de-
termined 10y the Baltimore aud Ohio authOrl-
ties 10 Immediately complete the connection
between their philadelphia extension and
Staten Island. Thls Will be done by making
available a ninety Dine-year tracksge-c0n-
tract which exists with the Reading and New
Jersey Central.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
sclleauio IN knsci
Iufy f-.s



Train No. 30 c8nuect. daily c1
az keysYins tor CHASE en-. l.A--''.
oxford. At Gree ashore fnr nlrlAA
salem. and Winston, AMI al sola' 20 LIZ.
Carolina Division. ~ salisbury I
Hot esprlng-. and oil points iu "
Carolina ana AZ Charlotte fox Guar.
bia and Aggusfa abroad. .. -.
Train no. 81 ooanoctg dalY s. 40
for salem. winston. kA,l.gl, Dl.''
Morehesd City. a, Salisbury for A.. .
Springs, and all poin;s Ia Western
Anei,ssa rallrosi Tor Coluunia. Aaris.-
Charleston. s4yanaAh. Ih0masNla '' I'D
souTilis. and otnsr f.0riia peiAs
Csa0lius Central railroad for Win .t,,.li
Teams from tue sOuil arrive -
5 A. VI. and 80 T.. .,...r.,r.lN
Leave Richmoni .............'.'.'' '' ~ u
Arrive Manchester. ..........s..s.
leave Richmond -.....,.... ..s'.'''' ..l n
Arayo Richmond. .......--.s..'--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

A UCTJON SALE OF TWO FRAME
"A DWELLINGS II MANCHESTER, VA, At
TIVE NOKlUEAST CORNER OF PERRY AND
THURrEENiH STREETS, WITH FOU 4 ROOMS
EACH. RENTING WELL LOTS FRONT 10.
GETHFR 80 FEET AND EXTEND BACK
OR IESS.-At tho request Of the owner, who
means 20 sell, we will offer By public auction, on
tue premises, on
FRIDAY. AUGUST B. 1883.
Mt G5 o'clock 2. NJ. the TWO DWELLINGS and
LOTS above described.
These houses are ROW occupied by good ton
ants at n paying rental. aud bo!ng located in the
improving par- Of Manchester, must prove very
profitable Investments at the prices the owner IL
wiling To accept
TERMS Very mmOdating-unusually So
and announced at sale.
H. B. CHAFFIN & CO.,
W. Il. BOWIE q CO..
tv0Q AuetiOueOrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
RICHMOND, Va, July 81. 1883.

HIIUMUNU, VA, July ~ Icoo-
NOTICE.-THER RICHMOND AND
IN DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY win pur-
chase from tie holders thereof, at l0i per cent
and accrued interest any Of It's FIRST con-
SOIIDATRD MOKTGAGE-BONDS maturing
1890 upon presentation at the Companys cfrices
In this city and at No Wan street, New York,
until further notice. GEORGE 5. SCOTT.
~ g2-lOt President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31

To the Editor OF the D1spatch:
There is no such man as Rev. Daniel Blair
tsee Sundays Dispatch, in the Prcsbytery OF
Montgomery or the synod oil Virginia.
- BLAIR.
The name should have been Bain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
xvORK.RIYER LINE WA W
fOlNn

Tse fayortte route 10 Baltimore 80
en- mi. Iiue sfs nodes % beauty siee-p 81
osnIorS Leave Richmond ~ a., b..a.
srrtye al Baltimore 80 A. N. -, - .,I. 49,
more ats y. NJ; arrive az heA1l'--
100 A. NJ. rsr.trlass.l
ss,0nd class. $3.50. -. s,,,.rf.r stfar
sss E,ehmond asar ths e.oss "a tsli
eass 's,es. e,,i alr.ve a. B4luGoiv - n.
morntnr. sii,r hAviag sals,sa, 49,. =, 4 a.
nisht, se,s, free teom sae dss1 @s' w.
sss <s ,, I, vt POINT ACCOMMODATE"
tnays sicemoad dweaty-'hi'd sLS
, s,ssss 's itch acnd sfwsasy-shiri nssaG
ktfafs lepotl ..... :. 80. ,.''-
srss.% 3i,siiy except SUNDAY. v,..,,b, .trss-
rs~s Ara tleket-of.tco' hoo .in ..gsoA
ute,css vglice corIseE fente sff' raSLOG
General passenges As
Us. fOft>.,
DIVISION Pssssessr Ast-2l
sor. aAAx Tramc Aassxef. ....ss
sxxfoN RANDOLPH. osasEA HANS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

NESTLE'S FOOD, NESTL E S
~ MIX. Eagle Min. Swiss MIX. Melins Food,
penfogautc MIX Powders. Soluble Food. Valen-
tines and Jonnstou's Beef Juice. Ci0ill's and
Iiebie's Extract Of Meat Beef, Iron, aud Wine,
Liebigis LIQUID Beef, Vim Aarisni, Chhssalng
Pepsn Wine with Diastose, Wheat Gluten sup
nositories &C |. WAGNBk, Druggist,
IN 90 81 corner sixth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
ELECTRIC PowEs.

ELECTRIC POWER.
gtyHE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND POWER COMPANY Ia now prepared
to estimate for and furnish
POWER AND ELECTRIC MOTORS
from y to 95-horse power for driving all kinds Of
machinery for mechanical purpOses-fsns, eisya-
tors, &C., &c. n
The advantages of using Electric Motors are
ccouomy, reliability, regularity Of speed under
all circumstances safety, simplicity, aud absence
of boat and noise; requiring no Skilled labor TO
run 10.
Any work that can DO Gono by = stean-engine
can De done by an Electric Motor
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
ARCAND INCANDESCENT LIGHTS for stores
Offices. dwellings, warehouses, shops, &C, fur
nished At reasonable rates.
Apply for terms. &c, 70
". Il. COLE. Superintendent
ie f9-gm IO7 south Seventh street city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
a TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAlLkJD
TIMETABLE.
Commanding N3tDAL. fuua - -'t
trains on this rosi Will run ~ ioh9F&
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
rRAlNs NnRrHMAED.
DAILY tDsily except sunday
sTDpnE N.-If

>iOhfl fNr-l la.hA ~
Nos q and u mako I'D STOPS 80 ti
only on signal as Manchester all
IS stops only on signal 90 Chester
Gnd MAuchostsc No. IS siols 01 -f
regular ststious. Ma ni stOus 'l ..tth
regular stations and SlsO OF Tempt
KaithaM Sos. 81 ~. %, 3l. -. 'n %. GA q. f-
stop az all stations for pas-euRera
PCLLNAN-CAk SERVICE
On Trains Nos. Hama % sle.ping if'
New YORK. aud lamps, Fla. 600 fa -'
On Trans NOS. a and < seepi ..ral-
wash gton aud Charleston. up i.i
gleepinE-cars between rev lork hal
Vile, On Train 10. "a sleeping ti
Washington AMI Jacksonville ......-
The ONLY ALi~RAiL LINE ~ '.... '-''
LEAVE. Ahh-'-' .f
Richmond .'iO:Ss 4. n. No-fik
Richmond. e. so L. u. Sort %. -...-.'
Norfolk. .fs.i0A. ". kirhn9ai....t-
Norfolk. .'4:j0P &. Richmond.
These trains at0 mdso ci.y ''
FarmyilIs, LyncnDJrg, and >0gthH
and all stations on shs N0rfClk 4li ID .-.
road. except The 1893. uail. Pas
points west u fetorsDIfs AAo.. .i.
A. 81 train instead rs. Do
Stu.U.
ETD. MYERS General SnperH
TN. EMERSON. Gsueftl Fasse-s Al.
SOL. Haas gracic MANAGE