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We Have

Some - cent COrsets ordered, which we expect
in soon, to sell at for 25 cents.
GAIT SAXON 4 Co.
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The Hest Place
Democratic EmhIems

In the city TO buy all kinds of groceries is at
242t SAXON g. Cos
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Store, 24X90 feet, corner Monroe and Mozart
streets, to rent Apply to
12-tf GEO. w. WALKER.
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.,l., meetings of LEON LODGE No. 8,
r itc- sd, F1,sin1, at their Lodge Room at
Ia every -'hsrs in good standing are invited to
,-,cs. A. Dr. b. n. SHAY, N. g.
.',''c9 Y.rssn, r. :
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- 80
We, Too.

We congratulate our neghbor, the FIoRID-
IAN, on us approaching celebration of its six
tieth birth day. The Ialhthasseean hopes TO see
it celebrate sixty more birth days. IaJatas-
seedn.
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LOG CABINS were not hOt-house
q { Il: I; !:
M&HA and the people who dwelt in them
VN were not dollhouse growths. They
AAW were hardy healthy generation
w W and the remedies used were simple
~ M preparations reproduced in War
NZ>9M ners Log Cabin Cough and Con-
nj ~ sumption Remedy and warner
TippecanOe the great stoiiiacn 'o"'o
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CHRONOLOGICAL.

-. reseertlre at tallahassee, Florida
- for tie past 'oeet.
s.r nv " A. RAwLs, Druggist and
1--f' Puarmgcist.)
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If you have fine cattle or stock for sale put
an lad" in the IMMIGRATION FLORIDIAN. IF
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Fine Bleached Domestic only cents, ct
N-4t SAXON & Co.'S
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So The
>cNNS liah

Su>>o The Children. They are especially
'o>>SS liable to sudden Colds, Coughs,
Groups, Whooping Cough, ETC. We guarantee
Ackcrs English Remedy a positive cure 1t
saves hours OF anxious watching. Sold by NJ.
Lively druggist. Feb. 16-44-eow
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Ac\sev's Blood Elixir is the only Blood
>NoN Remedy guaranteed 1t is a
positive cure for Ulcers, Eruptions or Syphlitic
Poisoning. 1t puriie the whole system and
banishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia pains.
We guarantee it. Sold by N. Lively.
Feb 16-44 cow
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..,;ngs of AUcIL1.A ENcAM

= hs5@..' held the fret and third Thursday Eue
s sssG Lodge E39 .!ss ss'osA
pstrisTets' IL JOHN G. COLLINS, G. p.
cs.soEY Svi6.
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Just as we go to press the following ticket is
handed us for publication
For SENATOR-Wallace B. Carr
For REPREsENTATIvEs-Clin Sneed and
G. W. McGrff
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Now In Stock, and am prepared to make them
up in the latest Fashionable Styles ct reasonable
prices JOHN BURKHARDT,
Palm Fashionable Tailor.
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1900 Pounds Wheat Bran.
Ii does GOOD Work in Mississippi.

ID does Good Work in Mississippi
OAKLEY, Miss, Aug. 30, 1897.
DR.. W. II. Whitehead,
New Orleans, La.
Dear Sir-Pleasc find enclosed check for one
half dozen bottles of your Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium Compound-P. p p The
one bottle got from you on July 18th has
cured me apparently. | have not had pain
since | took the last of the bottle, and have felt
better than in twelve years in my back, hips
and legs. l have had rheumatism fifteen years
at times, and for the last six months have not
been able to attend to my business Well, l
never expected to feel as clear of pain as do.
| shall do my best to introduce your medicine.
Please let me know your plan in full for selling.
lean work to sell it with a will, for have faith
in it more than any medicine | have ever seen,
and have taken great many.
Send by express or freight, whichever is cheap
est, and oblige,
Yours truly, w. r. MOSS.
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Only $3.50

The dank and decaying vegetation OF re-
.,on. newiy cleared of timber, exposed to the
g.ons ~ SV the sun, is sure to breed malaria. nr
5ays McLeans Chis and Fever Cure by S.n m,a
and gentie ac''on W." July 26-3m
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rx Display ads. and Beading SO.lcss a.. :.
serted in IMMIGRATlON FAV"lN &c
one dollar per inch.
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zion ns ,th Mondays in each month at 7
s.s,s on the :" ~ W. NJ. MCINTOSH, SR., H. P.
O,sO:k ]; , ~ secretary.
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CaIicOes,
The Admllrers

Only cents per yard, at
SAXON & Co.'S.
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500 Cords
I'O Rent.

Oak and hickory wood for sale. Leave orders
at store OF 14-f Y. A. LEVY
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Register while you have opportunity. The
books close on the Goth
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BATH ROOMS.

When you want bath 60 to Freelands Bar.
Der Shop. Cold baths now ready and hot baths
will soon be In operation. 22-tf
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LAGRANGE Female COLLEGE.

The BUYERS GUIDES
!: 8: !
issued March ard Sept,
each year. It Is an ency-
clopcdia of useful lnfor-
nation Cor Gil VINO pur-
chase the luxurles or Tho
necessities of life. We
can clothe you and furnish you with
ali the necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, dance. sleep,
eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church,
or stay at home, and in various sizes.
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what is required to do all these things
COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fair
estimate of the value of the BUYERS
GUIDE. which will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
u1-ll4 Michigan Avenue. Chicago, Ill
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Groceries
IN NEMORIAM.

AS low as the lowest at SAXON g. Cos
242t
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The qnaily OF DC blood depends much
upon good or bad digestion and assimilation; to
make the blood rich in lite AID strength giving
constituents, use DR.. J. II. McLeans Strength
cnIng Cordial and b God Purifier it will nourish
the properties of The blood from which the
elements of vitality arc drawn. 81 90 per bot
tie. July 26-3m
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Only Ct cents per yard, at
Oh, SAXON e. Co.'S.
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SCR0FULA
RHEUMATISM

And in all Affections Of the Blood, p P P stands
alone and nnrivaed, and some Of its cures
really wonderful.
II You suffer from anything like Syphilis, Scro-
fula, Blood Poison, Ulcers, Old Sores, Rheuma-
tism. or any disease of the blood, be sure and
give =. p. p trial
p. p. p (Prickly Ash Poke Root. and Potas-
sium) Is no secret patent medicine like the many
on the market. Its formula Is on every bottle,
thus giving guarantee of its purity and whole.
someness that no other blood purifier does give.
Nav 31-7-1y
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Are all the Democrats in your precinct Reg
istcredg
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GEN. BullOck's AppOintme nfs.

Attcst-L. B. WoMBwELL, Secretary.
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M0>N OF the good things of this life
W>>-~S are sorrowfuly let alone on &C
count of Dyspepsia. AclSer's Dyspepsia Tablets
will cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipa-
tion sold on positive guarantee at 25 and 80
cents, by NJ Lively druggist. Feb. 16-44-eow
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For Nervousness and Dyspepsia, use
Perry's Liver Pills.
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Tax Sale Deeds

For sale at
FLoRIDIAN OFFICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18

bouro 81. German, the corpse OF an
other murdered woman was found.
Three days afterward q Phryne Oh the
QUARTER Mounetard was butchered ~
nighttime. All the murders were per-
petrated in the same horrible way As
those in Whitechspel Jewels and every,
thing of value on the corpses renamed
untouched. Five more victims were
found butchered in the ACCOMPLISHMENTS
des Pantheon, between the BoulevardS
81. Michel and de rHopital.
Then in the Rus de Lyon an attack
was made on street girl. who had the
chance to cry for help before she was
strangled. A throng gathered, the police
arrived, and the would-be murderer was
CAPTURED. 1t was Nicholaus WassllyL
The mob wanted to lynch him, bus ne
was protected. When his trial was IN
progress his lawyer, Jules GlaunIer,
claimed that bis client WAS insane. The
iurv decided that such was the case ana
Wassilyi was sent back to Russia after q
short stay in the private asylum OF ia,
vonne From IirAspol he was released
on January LIST, of this year. ms, in
short. is the story uuearthed. Is MAS
sllyi the Whitechapel murderer ne
is in the possession OF considerable
wealth,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18
A.en.atlonaIT Tragedy.


OMAHA, NEB., November Hilary w.
Klng was the victim Of terrible tragedy
enacted here at S O'Clock thts morning. A
few weeks sgo Browning. King g. Co.,
coihiers. opened braaeh house bore.
Harry W. King, son Of one Of the preprie-
tors. has been boarding At tbs Paxton Hotel
with g woman OstsasIbly his vile. At 100
this morning fair haired, hdy-lfke woman
arrived fIou Chicago and registered a. Mrs.
II. W. King, Jr, and proceeded 10 the vic
TINS room. CailiSg bin 10 the door some
conversations ensued, she Upbraidirg him,
while BE- urged her 10 go away aHd leave
him. She hr s,ly seid with tears in Der eyes I:
Harry, WIN you tsks me 10 breskfasi,
mean ven no HARM He rcpulsed
Der roughly and started for the ele-
vator. She followed, and oyert4king
him, drew q revolver and shot him
In the mouth. lie staggered away.
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Tobacco experimentation Cars
started.

Especial telegram - the Dispatch.l
DANvILLE, Va, November E.-Eyery-
thing j. In readiness for tBe Tobacco Expo
siuon which begies here Wednesday next.
Large Quantities " tobacco have been sent
IN, and the display Of line tobacco will be
magnificent. The merchants and nanuiac-
turers have arranged for hue trades dis
play and parade, which will be much more
excessive than last year. Rates Of one cent
a nile have been obtained over the railroads,
and large crowd is expected. There will
be a parade Wednesday, q grand display OF
fireworks, and on Friday there Will be big
sale OF premium tObsccos.
The sales Of leaf tobacco this week have
been very large, but much Of the offerings
were common grades. All goods showing
color brought good prices. sales OF the
manufactured article have fallen OF conside-
rably from some cause. The stamp sales
amounted TO S1,753.
The commusiOners OF election to-day can
vassed The vote on the subscription 10 the
Atlantic and Danvllle railroad and found
that only live votes we're east against the
subscription.
The electric cars have been running to-
dsy, but the current is not strong enough 10
produce satisfactory results.
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IsMarriaEe n Failure.


"TheTe WAS 4 man here, and he left a
note for you" said Warren avenue
man 10 his wife, who was out when he
came home In the evening.
My goodness said the lady. while
she uatied the bonnet-string. "Who
is it FROM"
"How do 1 know ?" said the husband
rather taqly. 81 don't know all your
friends.
"You oughtn't to talk that way to me,
Charles" said the wife just ready to
whimper "You know | never firted
in my life. What did the man say?"
ooh, he said nothing, he just left the
note for you. It's there on the bureau. "
Charlie-boo hoo-I d-didn't think
you'd think that w-way of me-boo hoo.
III go home tonight Where's the
baby, where's my baby, and III leave
you to your unjust suspicious"
why doa't you read the note?"
81 don't want 10 see it.
"You had better read it. 1t won't
help things not TO read il.
"Why drying her eyes-"it's from
Aunt hargares, and stamped ami post
marked, too, as though it came by mail.
l thought you said man left it for me. F"
$50 did, my dear-the postmsn."
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She followed snd fred three snoe more.
when be fell down toe stars lesding 70 ths
refunds. dying immediately. see rushed ,
aftsr him vita the smoking revolver 10 per
hand KneeIIng by his side she SO oed
"Pve murdered nv busbsud.p Juaee
pr.w.r Of the United States District Court,
and rnany guests were eye'ri.nesses-
The woman who shot knR y kao"n
IN Chicago s. Nrs. William Lefeuler'
King has lived With her seVerh years,
the couple passing under ,ne hass
cent sir weeks aud MA. Berehier had learned
that no had recently married a Miss Duffy, oil
81 Louis. and wa. living with Der at Omahs.
Mrs. Berehler left home about noon yester'
day and the tragedy soon resulted. hins
had been mrrried and divorced from sui an
other woman, who has not appeared IN the
events Of to-day.
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Parrots That Statesmen Listened TO.
ISL Louis RepubH,.l

49, Louis Republic.l
For more than year the members Of
Congress and others who make prac-
tice Of walking down Pennsylvania ave
nue. from the Capitol we're greatly lu-
terested il a celebrated parrot which
used to do some remarkable talking as
he sat perched in a cage in front of a
bird store near Third street. When
that bird was less than year old be
WAS 50 apt at mimicry that It's own
ers refused 500 for the poll. 1t could
sing nearly the whole Of the chorus to
Peek a Boo" in a splendid voice,
could sing in perfect manner a snatch
or two from the popular song "Im a
Dude, a Dandy Dude ana say ever 90
many things, such as "Ah there, girls ~
Pretty girl" "He's maSher etc.
Newsboys who stopped in front Of tho
store would cry ont: " Paper this eve
ning?" and the parrot has been taught
TO say, "Not this evening, some other
evening"" The famous bird loved to
show OF, and passers-by hal lots OF fun
listening to HIM from cav to day. and
finally the owner Of the parrot got 500
for him. The congressman miss him.
The other day a crowd of Capitol fre-
quenters were discussing the merits OF
this bird aud regretting he had been
sold, when some one wanted to know if
parrots could really think. I'm posi-
tive OF it," said Colonel Virgins. the
printing clerk OF the House. - re-
member years ago, when Washington
WAS smaller place, that some boys
we're stealing cherries from lot near
where lived. A parrot which my neigh
bors owned saw them. and bawled out
loudly to a colored woman in the
kitchen: Liza, Liza, boys stealing
cherries You may not believe this,
but it is a fact"
Colonel Virgins didn't tell this yarn
late at night either.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18

Train No. 20 connect5 daily a. KeysYfs fr
Chase LltI. ClArksulis. "a ora ...
4al 80 a4l rfFa t'...a..s
81 GrssasO000 ior Dlr. an. hsl-.sl ~t
ana " insiOA. AMI q Pgials "a AorL CAR.
DWsioa. a. osis0urg far hslrfl... To-
springs. ana al points Ia Western Nv-.n .
ma. Ani a. ~haroite l0. Char. &C.. l l. d
and augusta ralfr5li
Train No a. oonRscs daily A. Grssns1
ior ,a'em. WILSON. kAie'gl, & .ldsyJry. D
AOfelosi CITY 81 SALISBURY i0r AsaefiA t
spriaSA AM a. pOiais "a "ostora NorLa .t'
Ina, a. CkArlgIls y n ChAfi9, -. ga. .l. a. 8
Augusta fAiirosf iOg Coiumula AuK4s.N A.tr,
SnAfiestoH. savannah, Ih1nssriile "a. .t.l
sonYiils, and stnsr F.urta Dolas a.al. "a
Iaroltna Ceaus rA'-roai ~ Wilmington
Trans from ne scutn a~r4rs u .i-l .n9aA
BIS A. n. aud RI T. a
fAkRLfA COURTHOUSE rAAfN
Leave Richmond ........... ......... ..t'Nf
ArTiYe ks.liuonl ....... 20. A.. e.
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Sarah A. Peple. of Manchester, Va. APP
peared in the October number Of the
century Magazine, and IS published by
Torn.
De'rIa wi sis Jano. o. dat aln'i you.
Como In an sex a cheer,
! amt s0t eyes upon yo' fare
Seuce hagg- kiiin' um3 AS ycar.
Lemme Hus IL wid my ap'on, 'kase
rs feArd 10 ~ splo yo' dress.
Wes kinder late dis mOrniu, an
Things 10 Gil IN Z mess.
HeAh. Jim bring nanny tu'n or wood
20 dad des sOnt a loEI).
LIE fetch Some Wa-er m de spring
Niger, dOAni brsk lat code Q
HOH's all 20 folkse Veil! Dat IS good;
An we all des Is prime.
rm gWine % Tell go bout forms gal
III 10 III des gimme time.
Yer SEQ, Torms gone an gage hosef
Ter likely gAl--but min.
She amt no yailer Niger. mum!
she's dc mol iRlassy' kline.
Dos bout De euler OBJ gingerbreai-
SIS Jane WhOts de m0tter Wid your
70 face bout a. iOus a. tHO q my arms,
An 10 lips Is fairly blue.
How's Torn, yo' say. SIS Jane? Hows Torn I
" nv, my lDfLut NC AZ Als Atf
He went 20 see hts syigie Tal1
De cake walk dcs las night
Bad news? lspec dat shoto o. mine
Done hang In 30 BOBBY cust fence;
Lie druV HIN out = while ago,
An no hahn nuyYer como back sence.
Bad news bout Tormi Go way. SIS Jano
Tain uOthin' happen 20 Torn,
He's hauln railroad stills today
Down on Ole ma.s-ers farm.
De railrOai--dat Wuz hit. yer s8y1
De railroad d8nslus place
Tell NE lie Gospsl troof, SIS Janel
/ sees death IN 20 faco.
De train come tyarrin' long. yer say,
An Torn cyarn hOp de boss;
De milne shrek 30 fureus lat
lie r'ar, an pitch, an toss,
An thoW Torn Out. Al den do wheels
Des 8trok him on dc naie
An now yOus tryin' ter splain ter mo
Dat B,y bog IorR-ls dade!
Tain while % tell me dsi, SIS Jane
Torn cuddent die fore Ine.
HeisG What's dat rnmblin' long de r0ad1
Dey 3 bringing him-bome-ter met
La8d Jesus. come hyaf % me now,
An tell mo what done
De LaTd hAb mussy upon mo
Torn my SOL, my sou.
SARAH A. PEPLs.
'Bysome called moligasker, supposed 10 DO
corruption Of Madagascar.
tBarbed-Wire fence.
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Wages Adynu ced.

CLEVELAND. ONO. November ia DIS
patch from Sharon, Pa. says teal fourteen
| furnaces IN Shsnsngo Valley. emPtoyihs over
! -0Oo men. have advanced the wages OF their
emnloV6s from ten 10 ffteeu cents day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18
shot by a CsIorsd Teacher.

Roanoke. VA, November H. Thomas
Hunter and - Wilson, \ c0iOred school.
teKeher, bad qessrel nj Salem Yesterday
about stock. Wilson shot Huxter IN The
stomach ana hunted mp sn officer aud asked
10 be locked un. Heater dtd rot Relieve he
was MORALLY uouHd~s and refused 10 make
asy ssstemest. but be died In great agony this
messing. Beth nen stood we'll Ia the CON-
muhlty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18
rhnRrtr,aE Ira Ont.

CHARLESTON, :. G., November 1.-THE
sandringham Gre is out. The cotton In ooth
compartments IA injured. The cargo wiz oe
discharged and the ship surveyed. About
700 haes ara Injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18
V0RK-RIYER LINE WA ML2I
l. FOiNn


The fayorite routs - Ba.ulorA faoNean'
o. mis- DGs are models u bta4iE oisgal e. a.
oomforL Leave kishm0a1 - a. g f NJ
arrive a. Baltimore 50 A. 81 lcaT5 "a
moro a. r. M arrive a. klch "a. '..
lC,to A n.
FArs Rionmord % BAlunors EupESlas'. =
second ciass. g.. ~
Ths rork. klyor t4as An0ris ssp>rcr ait,s
sasss 10 Dasinsss mea II enab-lRk hfA
leaso Richmoad near ne cloee " 80 -s'
trAnsacsOas sn1 arrive - bolun3fo eAcf 'i"
norpiax After having sagOys1 . a. o.
nlghts resi- Tree LoEa lie dUst Aaa as-ss VI 80
vay travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS
isars sscamona trronr-saird
street depOo ...........--.....s.ss ~
Arrive Raeem0ad eSsAp-ssira .,.s
street dspoq ,.......s... ........'..
sDaily fpssiy sxsept saastay. -.
D,oo. AaA Isaes-c1iss Fooi tissintA =.
gAA l. fAtLoA
SeaeEaa te4seGgex Ase--
J. - PUTS.
Dfssion PasesDSsf AgssS
ltig,6sn0a4 "
eoI. nAAA ffafns hansSor.
! PgYpok KANpoi.fn, srsessal hAaAssH
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Leave hlfifs
Richmoud. Peioneurz
TRAINS NoRrBwARD.



Eos ?, AMI IA make no stops No. = stop,
only on sigual a. Manchester aud chester %
IS et0ps only On signal 90 Chester, 1enLnhN,
ono Manchester No. ID stops "a sBlsl a. :"
regular stsrrus hp. % ttoDs On righM 81 \.
regular stations aud a.so a. lenpis.s aai I,r ~,
Ws.tbalL Nos 81, <. 81 g. IS, 80 81. and IS "ui
stop atan ssst9ns for pessenEerA
PULIAAN-CAR SERVICE
OnTralus soa. llanl % sleoping-cars netEesn
New York and Tampa, fia.. lrla JnfksenYiil'.
On Trans N0A Rand E sieeping-cars pe.Neea
Washington nnd Charleston. On lraIn 20 -
rleeplag-cars botHeen New YORK anu JACKSON
vflc. On Train No = Josplng-cars between
Waabiu gtOR AMI Jacksonville
THE ONLY ALL-KAiL LINE TO NoHfoLA
Picsnoui. I.A. NJ iNorfolk.......e.7O p ".
Richmond. 90 p n. Norfolk. w. Z. ~
Norfolk......'-. GA. N. hich aond.. IL % 5. y.
RorfoIf......'Se0P u. / Richmond. ID y. n
These trains $50 make close connections i)r
Farmyills. LynluOJrg. aod southwestern points
AMI all stations GA 10 N9rfClk aai W ostsrn rail-
road except no lDJ3 train. aasenFors t)r
poirts west ~ lst5rsJdrs should i4te INC -
A. 4. train insteaL y. \. . LII,
ri. -. NYsss, General suporinteuden-
>. NJ. ENRBsJV. General Passenger AgonL
Boz. HAAS. Ir41e na4Ag9c adt!
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Az AND POrOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALl~RAIL FASEFRElGur LINZ
~ AND FROM BALTIMORE, PlILA'
pELPhlA, SkN YORK, AND
EABrERN AND Wksf-
AIN CITIES
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BRTWERN RiCh-
AOND AND BALTIMORE TX EACH
Dine. HON
CorreqpoadinqIy quick um9 % otnsr polntA
Through bis u lRdins Issued 81 iow 'aies.
mol General Freight Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18

TAKE YOUR DYEING AND CLEAN
Il ING 70 tbs RICHMOND STEAM DYE ENG.
SCOUTING, AND CAhPkr-C LEANING
WORKS, the largest and bess-oQuippe< hoaao Of
the south, Ne. Si5 north FIFTH s1HKET. ksch-
m0ad. Va MIS-. A j. PYLE
90 Eeod3m PrOprsssrssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18
LEMON hot DROPS

cure all Coughs. Colds, Aoarsenssa. Sore Throat,
bronchitis, Pneumonia. and all Throat ani
Lung diseases. Price ~ cssta. s0la b, drug
gists. Prepared Oaly by DIR. Ii. Nozley. Auaata,
Ga &C 7-sustfr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18
Lemoo Elixir.
APLEAsANT LEMON DRINK.

n
DR.. H. hozleyis Lemon Elixir Is prepared from
tho fresh Juice Of lemons, combined With other
vegetable liver tOnks, cathaftcs, aromatic
stimulAnts, AMI blood purifiers.
80 cents and 81 per bottle. sold by druggists
generally. and by all Wholesale druggists.
Prepared only ~ Ii. Motley, n. D., Atlanta,
Ga.
For blliousnoss and constipation take Lemon
Elixir.
Elixir.
For sick and nervous headache take Lemon
Elixir.
For palpitAton Of the heart take Lemon Elixir.
For leeplesEnsss and nervousness take Lemon
Elixir.
Tor loss Of appetite and debility take Lemon
For fsyers, malaria, aud chllls, take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir viii no. fail you In any Of the
aboye-namsd diseases. al 81 which arise from a
torpid or diseased liver and stomach or kidnsyA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18

The worst feature abeut cstaTrh IL It's Dan
gefoas teasency 70 consumption. Hoods
SarsaParilla cures catarrh By purifying the
blood.