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Connecticut western news., 1888-02-15
EAST CANAAN.

Our community is saddned by the death of one of our best boys, Johnny Beebe, son of Newton Beebe. He died Sunday night, after an illness of nine days. His parents have the sympathy of the entire community. Johnny was a good christian boy. Every one that knew him speaks in his praise. "A good name IS rather to be chosen than great riches" He was almost IT years old. His funeral will be attended at the house to-day "Wednesday lat ?. p m. Rev B. F. Barlow will conduct the ser vice.
 -veax 2a0 lo. omotives were
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-15
Laws Respecting Newspapers,

Printed for the benefit of those who think that ordering paper stopped absolyes them from paying up arreArages:-
 "If -ub-cribers refuse or neglect to take their paper from the posi -otfice to W hich tn, are di rected they he'd responsible until they have settled their bills aud ordered their papers uiscoE tinued.
 "Subscribers who do not give express notice to the Contrary are considered wishiI to co tinue their subscriptions.
 s.If subscribers order the discontnuanc. of their paper the pub ishers may continue to send them until all arrears paid
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-15
LITUHFYELD COUNTY LICENSES.

From the Litchfield Enquirer, Feb. 9.l
 The County Commissioners were Ill town, Tuesday. They have practically closed the work of the present license year with the following results.
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-15
and (onnecticut Went.
 ern Railroad.

Hartford and (onnecticut West.
 ern Railroad. 'uns from Hartford to Rhinebeck on the Hudson river, where it connects with
 the N. Y.c C. H. R. Rallrad.
 Commencing Nov IS, 1887. GOING WEST. rhAINh LEAVE CANAAN 3O a III for lthlnebeck. l2 .W D. m f,r Millerton 5n P m For Khi, ebeck, connecting with trains ou the N {. d H. K. isilru.d 47 D. III. IT Mllle ton. 40 p m. for Millerton +oiNa EAST. TRAINS LEAvi oANAAn, "i5 a. m., from Millerton.
 Connecting At Winsted for Wats,. bury and Bridgeport. at Simsbury fca
 Westheld. Northampton, Will. lismsburgb and HolyOke. At Harttol6 with Express for Spr .ngield and BoNto, aud all pO,nt. North and East: arrivips in Bosto1 at S.8O p m.; and for NeV Haven. arriving ct l .24 D. m.; also for Wi!llmantic. New London. Providence NrW York. 3.Jn p. m. connecting at Winsted for Water. bury, Bridgeport At Simebury for Meat. h.ld and Holy"ke. At Hartford f,,r New Haven Springfield and Boston P p. n. for West Winst.d. <. MCNEIL, WALTER pFAkCE saP9rhtendsAs. q. F. anu f. A
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-15

During Lent special course of ser. nons will be preached in St J"hn's s;hurch, by clergymen from out of town The first will be delivered by Rev T. E Foster, rector of St James church, G Bsrrlngton, on Friday evening. Feb. IT. The services will begin at 7:30 o'clock After the first week tht sermons will l." delivered on Wednesday evenings. Tn. preacher for Wednesday, Feb 22l, vii ne the Rev J. S Crockett, of All Saint Memorial church. New Milford, subject Responsibility in the church for n'n church guers'' All are cordial, invited to attend.
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-15

Nor SICK ENOUGH TO ENDow A CHAPEL -" JOhn," said the heart bro- ken lady to her sick husband. ''the minister is down stairs; would you like to see him?''
 II think it would be advisable" re- sponde,i John, feebly.
 And John, he may suggest that you endow chapel. or something of that sort"
 Don't be alarmed, responded the in valid, reassuringly, 'Im not sick enough for that yet. "-Chicago Herald. Have you got Consumption, Asthma, sia, Nervous Prostration or any Chron- Starkey and Palen, 1527 and 1929 Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa., and they will send you a 200 page book free. Ch"rap..n short H"nd Writer.
 Mr. A. 5. White, the well. known author of Whites PIonography:" famous as the Champion Shorthand Writer of the World, received the first prizes in the in- terna'ion.1 c ,ntests at London, Edinburgh, Paris and Berlin; he came near being per ma1ently disabled by rheumatism. His recovery by the use of a remedy infallitle in curing rheumatism and all blood diseases is told in letter from his offi"e, O2 Wa>h- ington st., Chicago, dated June 20, 1887. He writes:
 "Your remedy has done wonde, full ser
 vice for me For the past five years I have been troubled with rheumatic pains. My right hand had become almost use- less and l was gradually losing speed as 8 1 shorthand writer. A friend of mine, Dr. Ded rich, advised me of your remedy. I used dozen bottles of s. s. and am now entirely recovered. I shall IL yer cease to commend your ex client medicines, and wish you much sue. ess.
 "iours truly, A 8. WHITE" | And here is another witness:
 BENTON. Ark, August, 25th. 1887.
 Last spring was dangerously faicted with er,sip las, and my life was despaired
 of by my physicians. As last hope tried s $. $. and soon found relief, and in two weeks was able to attend to my 1 bu-in's~. used five bottles
 "S. II WITTn"KNE,E,i. s linc Courier" Treatise on Bloo and Skin Diseases mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 5, Atl.Anla, Ga.
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-15
sS.:. off ]. !

A Lt. persons killing shooting, pursuing sbd A taklng in any wa. m open or close sea- -'n, Game, Blrae and Fisi, on the lands aud waters owned .'r Occul jed by any Of the under d as tresrassers and prosecuted as such, and slll also be prosecuted fr all viola tions ot the 'aws relating to Fish, Game and Birds.
 Ly"an DunnIng, Geo. K Goodwin, Michael
 K. sne. Levi hrons,n, Fl. c. Stevens SOn.
 Miss sarah Foster TalmadRe pulver, Mrs
 Mary E Clark, Hiram kobey, Chas Morris.
 Geo D. Calia me. leonard Lawrence, Frank
 Gaylord. Wm. P Pelt on, Frederick Blonron
 Hiram Briggs, Isaac beebs, k. 5. Roberts
 Wm Haven 0
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-15
SAI.ISB BUR Y.

Reports from G. w. Bishop are yer, favorable. He is expected home in two weeks.
 Mrs H. P. Harris stopped at Maple Shade few days and is now at Linn, Rock.
 Daniel Pratt is very much improve. from his bilious attack and is on tn. street again.
 T. J. Dexter has resumed his ol' place, behind the counter in Clark store.
 Miss S. J. Roraback is indisposed. No school this week in her department
 Newman Silvernail is tending stor for Geo Clark.
 Wm. Evarts has purchased t hous. and lot and will move into this villag, in April.
 Spur and Kane's timber and wood job is being pushed. Owing to th' inclemency of the weather they hay, lost some time.
 Some fellows got on racket Monda, night Sheriff Perry made some arrests The diphtheria case at Mrs Cofing's is much improved. No new cases i. this village.
 Our heart is full We desire to mak acknowledgement to ye Eiitor of th receipt of you, esteemed gift. Trnl the pen is mightier than the sword (il -ome hands) aud as we look forward the coming days of journalism whe men who are being educated in this progressive age of lightning, steam and though shall with lightning thought and steam power urge on the possibili ties of larger and broader thought and and action, the editorial work will bs seen, felt and appreciated. and ths correspondents of the CONN WHISPERS NEWS, instead of writing with penci tied up with string, may have soh1e thing better, as we now have. May you shadow never be less.
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-15

Lese yeAx 22so lo> onotiyes were |I ' - gel.e - sel Qseade
Connecticut western news., 1888-02-15
Town. LIQUORS. ETC. STORES. ToTA

ALL BEER, DRUG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

Squire Shots had been unfortunate in
ais collections for many years. In fact
bis income had grown TO be 90 very IN
adequate to ais liabilities that MS credi-
tors began a systematic cunning for
him all over town, nor did they cease
thar prosecutions ut the Squire's gate,
but beset his premises with their de-
mands st ali hours Of the day. lt was
this that led the Squire IT last 70 say 10
his faithful and sble-bodled serVsnt:
"NoU, mind me, Uncle 81 don Won
ever lotanybody in this house that comes
with Dill 1 viii not sec them, and [
want You 70 be sure to ask every caller
his business, and # you have reason to
suppose that no has n bill forbid him
the house. and If he persists Just put MIN
oil the promises. 30 you hear "
." Deed / does, eah, was the reply ot
the servant. rs DO commenced rubbing
his haud, by way Of Illustration )i what
be might DO with o recussut customer
An hour or 50 after the Squire from
his study window overheard au excited
alteration At the door, followed by
scu1ing end then souui ss OF tree
falling in the door.yArd. Rushing %
tho porch. vhot vas his dismay AZ be-
holding his friend Judge Dubious lying
in limp and battered condition At the
loot Of the steps. and Uncle Isl standing
over him IN D rather threatening atti-
mde Before he had time % eSclaim
over the situation the oil dorSy turned
TO him with q look OF triumph and
shouted:
"Bress SO, Mars, but I fotoh dis'n.
Yer he come up de shchupo au' axes 10
de Squar, an [ sen 'Nha' f., ant ho
sen BIO gotter bill ter saroe i'm wild, "A
bill er perticklors', ser o, an wild Dat Q
ups an' yanks outen his pocket Ola, long
paper dnr-dsts a yard long e. rs A
luCh. de sight er dat just iressorta.ls
me, an, sea / IF desc bills " grown
ter dat extent hits time dey N bolished .,
an wild dat l histed do gentleman ober
de- rslln', an he come down iike q
s4'ush chumpin' often dc roof. Ooly,
Squar, specks dat'l finish dis bill bi4-
ness
lt took the Squire some time to OK
plain matters 10 the Judge, and from
that day Uncle 81 las not been SO pre-
cipitate about bills Of particulars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY, NOVEMBER A. 1883

Living with two good.tempered old
gentlemen, OF course Nina escaped the
lectures and endless advice with which
maiden aunts and married friends so love
TO load girl who is going 10 embrace
the letters OF wedlock. True, the Colonel
did try his hand one evening. beginning
by recounting some OF his experiences
as q mess caterer, and ended by saying
81 hope also. my dear, that you will let
the unfortunate accident which occurred
at Christmas be q warning TO you never
TO allow your maids 20 lie awake reading
after they have gone TO bed. OF course
Mrs. Hickey assures Ms that suoh thing
was never done at Allingsford House
but there is not q shadow Of doubt in my
mind that that was how it came about. "
cit might have been one Of the men
smoking"
tut, int my dear that is perfectly
impossible. You cannot communicate
fire to anything from the tobacco in
pipe. No, no; you may depend upon
IT, 1t was one Of the maids reading in
bed"
The marriage was celebrated in due
course amid general reJOlclngA Many
were the blessings fervently bestowed
on the Young couple by tho honest rus
tics at the church-door, and many
horny hand did Harry shake on that
eventful morning for his bravery at the
fire and his genial. frank disposition had
completely won the villagers hearts.
Nina they had always loved.
Old Sir Johns voice treinbIed little
o. he wished them goodbye, and the
Colonel's eveslass was very misty as the
brothers stood together on the steps
watching the carriage disappear down the
drive.
"She couldn't have done better, said
the Baronei.
"No, Jack she couldn't"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
Rather Gigantic.

"Uncle Jack. did you ever hear Of
giant twelve feet high ?"
"Woll, Harry, have read question
able stories about such monsters having
existed, but ! never saw one.
Thought not. Pa'sgot EN-, though,
over in the ear depot
Guess you're mistaken, Harry
"No / amt. / heard him say this
morning he'd just been getting four
ysrdmen, and amt four yards twelve
ieet2"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

Train Ma % eonnerts daily e Ksysyiiis foe
Chns Ciiy. ClArksy,ss, CIiora, uarssm,
Hru4sfass aud ksietxr. Connects tAnV
al GrosnsboV for Dusbera. RsleiEa, salem.
and Ninagon. and 81 paints on Nora Cer3ilns
DWis.Oh 40 Nasbury Tor hsDcYtlA u
spring. an al pon rita n Wey'ern North % o.
hna. Snd a. Chsrieits To- Nharietia, Columbia
aud Auga Inllrost
Train No. AZ oDunssn Ivy a, 0rssnsoory
Lor salem. NiassoA tait IN, GOldsbors. anf
horeheai CITY, AZ Hal asury Tor Ashevtlis, Hot
Syringe sud A. poin,s In Western sDrth Caro-.
lima; az Charipiee wis thArtotta Columbia ant
augusta raLresf for CUlamblA. Augusta, Aiken,
ChArletteR, savannah, fhosuasvillA "a. jack.
sonvillo. Aad other f1ofids polas aiso. via
Carolina oeubai raiirsa1 fsr Nihnlagioh
Trans froga ths bonth ArY1yp 81 Rcamona
bi5 A. N. ana Gs0 T. 4
AMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave RchmoaG ........... ..tnf Y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

Having besn a suifersrfo two years aud half
from q disease caused ~ bruise on Tie leg.
and having been cured By ths CUTICUEA haHs-
DIS when all Ctaer methods Gad remedies
failed, / DEAN 10 my duty 70 rocs2Mssd thom.
visited Hot Springs tO 40 avail and tTlsd several
doctors UitnOgt success. ana AZ lsst our prihcl-
pal druggist. Er. Jshn T.. FinlAy To whom snail
ever feel grstofulA spoke 20 lao abOug CUTiCUHA,
and ] consented 70 give them 4 Lial With he re-
suit inst I Em perfectly curst. There Is nov 40
sore about me. 1 thing l caa shOE tho largest
surface where nay sadsnngs sprsng from Of kDy
one in roe stats. Ihe CCTlcUEA kENHDIEs arc
tie best blood and akin cures maaEfacEuTed
refer 10 Druggist Joha P. Flnlay ana DE-. d. Q.
Montgomery. toth Of his place. and o Dr. ga in,
OF Lake Ice, Kiss. ALEXANDRA BEACH,
6reonyille, Nias.
Mr.. Beach used the C1TICUgA kE2EDfEs al our
request with results as above stated
a T. RiNLAY h CO. Druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
Too Literal

Mrs. Dainty Ito clerical caller): "It's
too bad. Doctor, that our paths are so
slushy. Waita moment till / get broom
for you." exit and returns.) " It's
very strange what l could have done
with that broom" (CalliDg) "John-
ny 4"
Johnny (from top Of stairs) :;
MAN
Mrs. Dainty: "Hsve you seen the
broom lately
Johnny: Nom"
Mira Dainty: DO you remember
where / laid it last }"
Johnny: "Yes'm; You laid it across
pap's back when he come in from the
lodge this morning"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
lfUr The Dispatch.l

nenFfcO.
by the bright winding James thoro'a land nat
is fair
Asths iaad where they nsvor know sorrow;
Where mo journey OF no IS ulclouded with
And oacs day brings glAisomo tomorrow
There ths dsrE-sproatlng piaos have musical
As they wAve in tho zsphyrs OF morning,
And her nowsr decked hills, meath q bright
Fair aoar.so COZ; olost l.ud Is adorulng.
In tbls land thors IS virtue ond honor and
trutn,
And homes without strife and contention,
Aud 40 day dreams arc bright as the visions Of
Never darzsnsd BY Tho clouds OF disssu,ion.
In her grsen shsdy Wales there are musical rus;
fn Der folds there are loveliest flowers,
ina the rosss which grow on her glad suany XII
Have oaarm sweet ~ Edens far bowers.
All unframed sbo has stood through rcd vars
In aoisace OF her hearts truo devotion;
And today In her strength sho Is peaceful and
As no slumberlng isles OF the ocean.
There rennemonps bright charms holds her nys-
ticai sway
Amid fdsniships no power can sever;
There vrtuos pure light sheds as brilliant a
ray
As tho stars which shall shine on forever.
In this beautiful Land there arc ovsrgreon hills
VIA the mOcking bird s song Glled with glad
ness.
Add al anthem Of peace from hor murmuring
rils
Drives away every yestlgS Of salness.
Othsr lands sssmoh bright In their classical
lore,
Though their greatness remains but in story,
But Hcnrice vi flourish till ums IL no moro
Tho crUsn Of Nlrginas bright glory.
IN this land let me live with tbs friends /
love bsst
WhsSo Mes day Is uncouded by sorrow.
And EHea LIES EOrx Is done, mid Dor scenes
tct mo res.
with DO dread nor no fear for ths morrow
q. Z. fIHCEST,
Henrfco. October Il, 1888
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
4 = AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,

z , ii.fi hDAfJ, Z MI IAlONODOh MI
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
RlcHHo p, "a, Novemheri, 1854
CHAN8E OF SCHEDULE
After SUNDAY, November fh. tho Accom-
MEDIA son Train 1rriy'He A. Byrd street ct sfl \
d. and leaving Eiea a. 6-O4 +. n. will run be-
tween ASHLAND Anu RICHMOND, instead "
Milford and Richmond, IS at present, ,,,on
no23t Genera 80 Ageut
CtHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROUTE
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFsGg
0rstEnhhit4J 1906.
Lslys BioBs0No'
els A. n. for Newport Nova on Point Com.
fgrI Gsd Noriolx daily except sun
d.. al HAL faiscs car Richmond
81 Cl1 fsln..
SIS A NJ sundays only. - Newport News, Ola
Point $40 Norfolk
ll;O5 A. NJ. 1urousn AMI Local Mall to SIT polan
Wosg except sunday. Pullman
sieepers Clllsn Forge " Lexington
SOP. N. for Nswpori News, Old Point AMI
Norfolk oxcspg Sunday
4oOP. y. Co.a - "a, Accommodation, er-
espg 8updsy
s@oe, n Tor Louisville, oinoiaAan, Chicago
~ Aoua Memphis. and New Dc.
lesuz-Pes, EHpress with through
Pulimans dAay. 0uly route runuins
fullmsns Wost from Rtchnond
A. AAeAAONDs
$50 \ n. Che, sttssyi.lo Accommodation, eI-
Gers sunday.
1913 A. a. from Norfolk. Oh Point and Now.
p0rt NOVA except Sunday.
STOP. n. iro n local DOtnA Lad tho West ers
cept SHRdAy.
eos ?. n. froui Oia PginA Newport News, All
N0fok daily. Pullman Palace car
Ola Point 10 Cioeinnas auf Louisville
00OP u frDfn Louisville aad OsnciRnAu-FAst
kTpress -dsllT.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad streets
1ickosB a. lgOQ Main sress aad Al the depol
NJ. ". FULLER
General Passenger AEsak
:. T. OnRLL, Genera suDostatandeni 90 IS
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
EA AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Through Ail~RAIL FAsr-EhEt0Hr LINZ
10 AND From BALR1hORk PHlLA
DELPuiA, NEW YORK, AND
EASTERN AND WEST
KIN CITfEA
ONLY TWELVE ROURs BETWEEN RlCh
AOND AND bALrlNORRIS KACh
OBJECTION
Corrssponiingiy quiex tine N other pointA
Through Ills q 1adluE issued &c low ratoA
@. A. TAYLOR
mol General Frsixht AgonL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

wshsys sToNExKrZ FeLDsR, Ia psrtea
erasr. whigh ws vii ssli az q great eAfkAis. a
will tsla a. eiEnb 81 . tssr~Saxs pager tSs ala,
Pssis shs sisaLpase Sapot itcsa ~ readily
stlAoAea 70 lay pfesA
We rsier u tAs rstsrssurg fsfsx-lyr - 70
ths eEAg1sler ei ia veTk, siacs mai paper a<s
the ceaatsrpsrs q IEis @schias zaAeasd y 10
Yress and Lon "a aoocs1sflsl operation Al
oress THk DISTANCE CoAPASf.
xLlEas k1canaad IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

Johnny's IA or Is noted for his very
bald head. bldDss that took hold Of
the forehead d id very apex and es-
eorted it away Dvedo the baas-beard Of
the Daetaia 0htofFffa. In the course
OF conversation th playmate the
latter made the bod thai his lashsr sas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

j. r. Wallace, Sherman. Texas, writes;
Have been using Huckleberry Cordial for
many years. We consider IL the only safe
sod reliable medicine for the bowels and
chiidRsn taathina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
sCRoF1JrA SEWN WARS cBRED

IbAvs sesA troubled vita scrOf1la soYsa years.
which srst started On - : TOD Of my head, giving
me inrnite lroabls. vita cons ant itchlng, cast
INK % Of dry scales, snd WGIsry liquid sxudSd
frsm unasr ths scales. / nsaged it for seven
years uRssOcossfuiiy. ana was unable 20 ca eek
1. usui fsu9s Jeur CGTTcBEA hsHEDfgA one
box CUrfCrEA. Oao cake CUTICCHA soar. and
cured ne. ray skia becoming perfectly clsar aud
smooth. s. J. DAVIS.
Ariasia, los Angeles county, Cal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
pYEINs AxD CLEANING.

TAKE YOUR DYRIEG AND CLEAN
4 Iaa - ths Rlcfc1OSD sTRAADTEING,
SECURING. ANB CAkPET-c LLANIH6
WORK. Eas largest 6sd test-egulpgcd house Of
ne south, No IS north kifrH hfksEl, kiehv
n0nd. Va EAs. A. ). PYLE
aa2raollkp EEs11laens-aA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
rDCause era

There is a icdness now between the
Russian Cze md the Grand Duke
Vladimer. ilsy were bAntering one
another a fsv5lys since, when his ducal
muchness ssst FL that the great musco-
vite was sarcttc
DO you iaeue for a moment. re-
turned the E1igul, "that this brain OF
nine could. hpoi such IA occasion,
evolve . sarcssn Z
cts all Gu -chem," was Vlad's re-
EponSe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
sKIN.DrsEAsE FIYErEARs CURED.

Your CUTtcgkA REKEDfEs cid Wcnierfli
things for as. They cured my skis disease,
WHICH aAs bees Of ave yssrs' standing, after hun
drsds o. doiisrs EsA bsan spent ia trying - cure
L. Nothing AID me koy CESS uRal omRsacsd
the use Of he CUTICURA kEEEDIKs. Our house
will never DO sitaodt tAsm.
AKs. ROSA KELLY,
Rockwell city. Calhoun county la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04
VIRGINIA sTEAMBOATa,zsE.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .;5sE.
' COMPANY. for Old Point Nor A<s<fs2G-
felix, Portsmouth,, Newport News. CiArom0ns
apd Jaraes-rivsr lanclnEs dlrscs, By elegant sa-
lrog-stsamsr AEtkl, leaving hidkmoad ENkbf
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, ARd FRIDAY att A
a SIcsL-CAFs csDaecL
CoaaschOss a. OH Folat closely with all lines
fer sorthsrn ctfss sAsas AFTERNOON; eiso. AZ MOI
folz Tor Eastern Nsrts Carolina, the south, sad
virginia beach. JAnss niyor by daylight Great
tourist lac. Ch1&poss rsRts.
Qhrc4Ks NckS,s On 5sekz.or aaa a. asrosrs
Agebcy. 1909 halA street Baggage chsskod
through. Stats-rOsuss engaged 10 day CO niEhk
freight rscsiYca dairy fer Norisik, Ports
mouth. Old Poiag, HnrertY, aick1srd Va, aad
ali poias Ia Naotsra North Casohaa, kssisrn
Virginia. sMd az regular landings on ths James
riysr. Al lowest rztos, and ahrough Stss iss1ed
LUCIEN B. 1AfUN, yioo-F.ressdsnA
Ne III naia sfrost and Rockssts.
IRWIN MHlRlHER. frstEht Asd Passaa ger A gsak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-04

ARRfvE RICHMOND.
tSr. ~. MAIL daily lsxo-pt Suadsyl
va A. n ACCOMMODATION tAiiy tsrespt
aaaiAyl
SUNDAY ACCOAAv non betscen Rich
m0na And scottsyiiis leaves 4. NJ, returning
arrives s.i5 ?. ~.
oONykCTr0Sa
AtCdftos Fssgs Via Chssapssks snd ONO
RAILWAY Ter Ios sOulA. Vest and Ner.hsesl
AZ Lyncnberg win Eerfeik ami Wesisrn rRi-
road for 81 points t0afh, Southeast All so1th-
vest and firElAia hldisnd railway fer al poias
North sad kogta.
Az kichnoRd via Associated Railways for al
poisb IN GO S9uA, and Richmond, Srefsricts.
burg and P0sofaAn rAllrosd for ths horth-
A. LsxihEoa via Baitnors ard Onio MI
real. MAILING Close oounsencna ~ narpers
Ferry 70 and from FinyburEh aud Ne n est sL>s
70 poiEp North All kasL
xsepin s-oArs f,ypchbur 70 Msnps'a NsvJr
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