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Thirteen men of South Orange. n. j..
started cut TO defy fate and prove that
the superstition regarding the number
IL WAS unfounded. They held their
first session October 18th, and ever since
bad luck has been coming to them.
One member has lost child, another
broken his arm, third had his build
ings burned. a fourth has been defeated
for Office, a fifth had nm attack of pneu-
mohia, sixth has lost money in specu-
lstion, and 80 on. In fact. there is
scarcely a single member Of the club
who has not encountered hard luck in
some form or other since he joined the
organization. All have now resolved
never to attend another meeting of the
Club under any circumstances.
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THE RICHMOND pIsPArCH--sUNDAY, MARCH 4 1883

born against the Bank. as reported. that
the pnbfc law. which bore so directly
and concIusiyely on the case, was passed
over 10 silence. for the court says: :" Ii
is admitted that the defendants would be
liable for the whole amount in On action
at law but it IS denied that they are
liable in a court OF equity" see, also,
tho argument of AIr. Clay, OF counsel for
the banks
Ia recent cases the discussion has
nrcsged into wider bounds See the
opinion OF Mr. Justice Matthews IN
Poindexter against Greenhow.
Your obedient servant,
JOHN SCOTT,
OF Fauquicr.
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RaN5AM1N sEANEEA0N.
Prominent Among toe Possibilities
of Presidential Nomination.

In the babel of talk regarding who
should be nominated the presidential
candidate this year on the Republican
ticket is heard A stropg voice from the
West in favor Of ex-senator Harrison,
of Indiana. The gentleman has distin-
onisbei and historic lineage. lis great
qraudfather, u the sane Christian name
as himself, wss q member OF the CONT
mental Congress from Virginia, and was
one OF the sign r. of the Declaration of
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bard service

Like the lives of SO many lawmakers
from the southern part Of the Union his
life has been a stirring one. He was
born at Richmond, Va, April 4. 1881.
Early in life be became a Missis.lpplan,
and was educated in that state. He was
admitted to the bar at COheevillei 10 1852.
-Four years after he was elected district
attorney of the Tenth Judicial district OF
Mississippi, and was re-electedin 1852 IN
thespring of 1861 he entered the Coincide
rate service as lieutenant in "a Alissis-
sippi regiment, of which ne was soon
after elected Northumberland. He
was made colonel in the spriug Of 1852,
and in December, the same year, was
promoted to he brigadier-general. In
June, 1861, he was made mejOr-gene-
raj.
After the war Mr.. Walthall practic6d
law ct Cofeeville- afterwards at Grena
ia. Miss. He was a delegate 10 the Ma
tional Democratic conventions in 1868,
1876, 1850, and 1854. In 1850 he was
appointed to the United States Senate TO
fill the vacancy caused when Mr.. Lamar
was appointed Secretary OF the Interior.
This appointment was followed by his
election to serve his state at Washington
and his reelection as previously stated.
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snfisfnefnrx I,e.ni,.

always follow the sale OF Taylor's Chero-
kee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and Mullen,
which is a strong testimonial for any
cough medicine. II sells we'll with us.
aud parties usieg it always recommend
IL, is the experience OF Davenport the
druggist Of Americus, Ga.
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A good Formula for Hating Soup.

10 the EditOr Of the DjSpdfch:
70 make frst-rate article of soup,
say for family of about twelve persons,
take loar pounds Of the shin oil II lat
beef, cut il with hstchet in five or SIX
places through the bone SO as to get the
benefit of the marrow put it III Que
and half gallons Of boiling water and
boil four hours then add sufficient
quantity OF salt, two teasp0onsful OF
Cayenne pepper, about one pint oil
fnely.cut white cabbage, three or
fonr medium size turnips, slice two or
three carrots, and a bunch of herbs con-
tanning thyme, parsely, &c. then bon
one hour longer, and YOU Will have a
rich, very nutritious and palatable bowl
OF soup that would make the hair Of
any epicure in the land stand on end
| learned the foregoing mode OF
making soup many Years ago from II
celebrated black female cook. the slave
OF very wealthy gentleman, who was
distinguished for the uniform excellence
of his cuisine.
A good formula for making soup is
certainly greatly needed by mauy OF the
rtsiauraaters OF this city.
MEDIcUs.
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Meanwhile, Tenn. wflIos: IN my onlnlon from
experience In my siies case your Lemon Elixir
has few " eny EQUALS ana no Fupori0r5 Ga modi-
cine for the regulation Of tie liver. stomach aud
bowels. our Lemon ilOt Drops are superior 20
any remedies We Eavo ever been able 10 gst for
my vitH's throat and luug-ci--Use. I feCi cor
tun. and 40 does rue, that your Lemon Elixir
and Lemon Hot Drops have boon the means of
greatly pr0lonRing hsg life. We have nos the
Heat idea lhat sho would now be living only Tor
these remedisa. Had she only used the refne-
dies sponor sho wolld l5ng since. IN ny opinion,
have been we'll aud boon -aTod the great suIec.
ms she has Undergone. Truly,
" a MAGNE~s
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Is prepared from sarsaparilla, Dandelon,
Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Der.
rics, and other well-knogn and valuable ycgc-
table remedies. The combination, proportion
and preparation are peculiar TO Hoods ssrsa-
parilla, giving It curative power not possessed
BY other medicines. IL effects remarkable
cures where others fail.
al consider Hoods Sarsaparllla the best
medicine l ever used. II gives me an appetite
and refreshing sleep, and keeps the cold out"
j. S. FOGG, log Spruce Street, Portland, NC.
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Hoods SarsaparilVa

Is the best blsed purifier before The pu,,lo
10 cradIcaies every inpuTity, and cures sores
ula. Salt Rhcum. Boils, Plfnples. an Humor,
Dyspepsia. Biiousncss, Sick Headache. l.a.
eestion. General Debility. CatarrA. Ilc.na.
tlsm, Kidney and Liver Complaints. ItoY,r.
comes that extreme tired feeling, AID 5s..d,
up the systeTa.
floods 5arsaparlla was 4 God-send - ,..
for it cured me Of dyspepsia ard liver CON.
PLANT with which ! had suffered % yesrA=
j. B. HoRNBEcK, South palIsbuTg. \. +
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y VI - I -
OF Fauquicr.

.Norr-Tho State Is not q formal party on tho
record. M I that tho Sin'e IS not necessarily a
pgrty BY reason 81 So occidental interest," u cop-
reied by tho admission that The banE might
bave -sroyercG IN troqer. trespass, or dotinue.
a.afps. tho defendants. who Gct4aiiy took tne
money" SIR. Clay, paSo 1N.
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DLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL
- has proved itseli 10 DO
A POWERFUL DIsINFEcTANT

II has prevented the spread Of contagious
diseases, particularly Ulphtheria ana scarlet
toms, and hss often aiorded comfort Ia sick.
rooms by It's agreeable aud thorough deoiOrizing
propertioA ltbas saTcl lives Ia tnls city.
roc sale oy druggist Price o. esnts bottle.
%
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nfiohceo f Is or ~ y
Olnauy
slial-I rs
Vce-fr lent -h.F =.
SCe n.
Treasure
Orr rilci NJ
,nul.r.t ru- s
reof the nsral ncsn Wig p
lie4ien the on al
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The amount Of subscribed capital stock Of such corporate
Ibe amount OF said capital stock paid up IN cash
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PROM PROMINENT Lazy

have not tccn able IN two years To walk M
stand without suffering great pala. siace taking
d.. Mozleys Lemon Elixir cen vel half mile
without suiferihg The least In ouyeaience.
MIS-. Il. III. BL0ODWOR1H. Grimm, Ga.
LEMON HOT DROPS.
had for several years asevsre liberated core
throat, causing much pain and uueasiaess "a
there was considerable n0fnorrhage whom cough.
ing. ! bought ono bottle Of Or. Mozley'3 ,.rncn
Hot Drops II gave me almost immediate relief.
have nssd II only twenty-tour hours. sad ms
throat and roGgn Is almost entirely well. IL "a
certainly an Efficient add SPEEDY remedy.
N. +. THOMPSON
iiS south Forsyth street, Atlanta, Co
70 S-SutApI
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A GRIoULTURAL FGRE-1NsURANCE COMPANY.


Az
PaSYO
OF
ASSEMBLY REGULATING THE Elt>
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rre-iden,Nntionnlnnnl,

Faithfully yours, p. A. Brock.
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contrary, be deliberately drew near the bench
ana sat down beside hor, while tho hope in
his face grew and Frightened ,ill it became
positive triumph Anna gazed at him for a
moment one band g.. Der throat. IN the fruit.
icls oDdeavor % save Ter so5s. then fiery
blush swept over her brow and checks.
DO you think. she said bitterly. THAT
am crying for yc1. that / rsrrct what I
Ald 70 you ycsierily-do you dare % tniul,
tQi On surely nothing g. wanting % CON.
pie'e my humhatioul Oht'-in passion of
shame and anger. "Ob, why cannot I con.
troll myself better than % lead YOU 10 SUD.
pose such thingl Listen-d5 You knor
Why came hcrol came that, IS remember
ing your bascncss and treachcly. / might
despiso you more .oathe and doe you even
more than did already
She broke OF suddenly, for quigerinr
under Basil5 mus,ache, she c.ur1t sight Of a
tender Triumphant, but distinctly amused
smile
Furious at the sight she tried 20 spesk. to
express her scorn aud Indignation moro
fully, but conflicting emotions clicked her VI
teTancs.
Basil waited quietly; he could afford u
wait now, for, after what he had seon. he
felt himself master Of the situation.
AT last sho grew calmcr, and then be
spoke.
Anna be said, 81 thauk heaven that 7
was prompted 10 como here this morning:
had l gone n5 intended yesterday should
all my life havo remembered yol a3 @ sort Of
icobcrE-and now
Nowf' she repeated, drawing W her head
Ia the eudcavor TO regain horold sJatel!ncss
Now, have found y0u--a very w0mauly
woman you deceived rae once. A1ua-yoa
can never dose again
1T Is ike you 20 twit me so, she replied
quickly. "Only you wouI h. umanly
enough TO take advantage Of a weakness for
which shall dospise myself all my life Do
you suppose GIN breaking my heart because
l love you-y0uf no; ] am crying because
have no heart o. break am crying fol
myself, for my youth which you spollt. for
that power Of loving which / once possessed
and which E now g0no forever. Yes. lied
yesterday wien said my love for you had
been chi.ds play 10 was as truo and dccp
and tender love c5 woman ever Lad g..
man. Bct it !5 cil gCao-Colc. and saal
never love any ONO any more
Anna ] % not believe yo- / t,lev4
you love mc stiil'
sle looked up of bin, mastered by biz
tone. blt SID cnaca7oIiug 10 1-l. agaln.f
lin and herself
Aul So 30 camo % pass chat when, sudden.
j. abandoning hls calm rggum;atatlvo tone.
hs fell TO pleading earnestly, appealing TO toe
memory OF tho lose tlrt had onco becn--tba.
vas sau-so sloug within hev. AZ hes
stern resolves melted away.
"If cannot love you, Basil she said, at
least caa lose nobody else II Z. Fran
els il Time
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,,EEsAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
SCHEDULE In EFFECT nov. 18th
1888.
fpAvE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
as am For Newport News, Old Point Corr.
TON and Norfolk, daily excep'
SIS am SUNDAYS only. To Newport News
Old Point, and Norfolk,
iif5em Through and Local Mall TO al
no;nts West. except Sunday.
s2lpm For Newport's News, Old Pointan
Norfolk. except Sunday.
! 90 nm G0rl0nsyillo accommodation, et'
cepi Sunday.
Go pm For Louisville, Cincinnati S Snics e
loans Fast Express, with through
pullmans Daily. Only route run
ming Pullmans West from Rtch'
mond.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 am Gortonsvile accommodation ex
lo.s5 am From Norfolk, Old Point, snc
Newport News, Except Sunday
s.il nm From Local points and the ~es
daily except Sunday.
g.Os nm From Norfolk. Old Point and New
non --ews, daily. Pullman pal
ace sleeplnq car n. u Richmond
Cincinnati.
600 nm From Louisville and Cinonnsn
Fast Express daily.
Denot. Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Tokat-ofiloos: 1900 Main street and depot
Il. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
!. +. ODELL,
E..a-aL NauaZoI.
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III. Opponunity.

NJ. IlGuk.nson and Miss Ksiones en-
Enthusiastically joining tho rest Of the COMPANY
In the request We shall BE- delighted &c heat
you sing, Mss Clearinghouse.
Miss Clearinghouse seating herself ct tA'
piauo)-What shall sing Tum-tl-tum-tuin
I'm. Three liloc-rs went sa-a-illng oui
iuto-o-o the west Out into the we-e-e- II, a
the su-u-u-n went down, etc.
Mr. Hankinson dervently)-Now that
havo the opportunity TO speak TO you at last
Mss Eejoaes-Lsura-y0u viii listen to noe
viii you nor. while tell you OF the deep snc
earnest love 1 HAYES long felt Tor youi s;o. =
Chicago Tribune.
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The clsTANr iiAReoR
~. ,.r eh c,.e otnlao- nanthorne

.-,. fsr or close o. hfa g. Hawthorne.
......f. cvas 70 yoaia ttc lnal a1y
s...a.r f.s cartiy planet sacms
.f.lt e' vciy far avpy,
tro5elt of omii pleasant dscsms.
.-....n r'ir-s approaches yclr iy year
M .rI.ta eNoo- happy sollcu hours have
..... irrt 81 mus r'cis Oh, rear.
....u. 800 $500 1'uctb Cor stcld
NIh l.o voyage fei begun.
..... ..r.l llc rou should 90. r.f ta,
...r..Iis t.o laltol almost Hol.
-........t tte sane ul'e -t.et 3 ~ Ga
s.-'t. tlrA solr
r.. .r.. ..t nl -.1g thcclcr,
-..c.g l0c-.t A... la '9s.-l 4rsls.r. f
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4 Rare Opportunity.

Miss Penelope 10 young Mr. Wabash, Of
Chicago, who has Just dropped In for an even
lug calD-I am so glad to see you come in
Alr Wabash. / have two tickets 70 "Ar
Evening with Dickens for tonight and
am ia despair don't know what 70 DO
Mr.. Wabash ,salautlyl Which means,
Mss Penelope, thar I am TO act az your
escort, which will be q very great pleasure 10
mo. Dickens Is ono Of my favorto authors,
aud | shall be delighted TO meet him. -
HarpSrs Dazar
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Afst was made ia lorrasiiantial eis,tion
Of ls33 og rather 90 agreement. by which tLa
sum -i 500 was given outright u ono Of tie
parties 10 the Det, the conditions tei1g that
he should pay the other man / cent for ono
electoral vote that Jackson should get over
Clay. cents for two votc5, cents for three.
cents for four 10 cents Tor five, % cents for
six un SO on. according 20 tic majority, If
any, that Jackson might get 10 the Electoral
COLLEGE Ilo man to whom the oGer Wa3
mado incaut.ously jumped at it and eagerly
tool. the $500 but he soon found that be had
obligated himself fer more than he ond all
bis friends could cvcg pay. The simplest
arithmetic wl.l show that by rule Of this
doubling Up, even il tic majority had boon
but twenty. it would have involved SJ,212 S.,
to cay nothing Of c majority Of uinety-lvo,
which would bankrupt ali tho Gculd5 ana
Vandelbilts Even a majority Of only thirty
would produce g, 800 200 70, while z Majority
Of thirty six would involve S3l3,551,5s3.8 90
IL tho majority only reached forty tho
mans obligations would olresdy have
amounted into the billions and reached the
astonishing sum Of S5.49z55s, lSs ss.-St.
Louis Globe-DemocTat
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4 moment CT leisure had como bis way,
and rather than c.e1css choosing,
Tac coal dealers Office boy sat one day,
4 BOOK With attention pcTlsng.
Then asked bis employer: what IS the book
That you lak0 such au interest To- sonny
Tho boy al the tile page gave look
AMI answered. TIE Way 10 Make Money.
''Of plans 70 make uouey there Isn't one
Beats miuc, am confident, sonny;
Give eighteen hundred pounds 10 the ton,
Id you j l11 l-... the weigh 20 make money.
Boston Courier
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BANKnEs AND BROKERS'.

JsO. P. BRANCH. FRED. n. scoTl'
THOMAS BRANCH & CO, BANB
L Frs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BONDS, sTOCRs, ana SECuhlTlks
BOUGHT AND SOLD ia this and all tbs
Northern aIkets.
We nave private telegraph wire from oui
Office u all the Northern exchanges, and car
execute orders for ACTIVE STOCKS within
few minutes Of their receipt al our Oihce,
We get quotations every quarter OF an uoui
which ale open Tor the Inspection OF om
customers. ,
Earliest information On the subject Of Raj
road ANA Corporation Securities ana SEats
Bonds. 800, ~,
de 3tf IhOMAS bhANCh q W
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ANEW Eject.
Suart Author-I WISH 70 submit to you a
aew play which'---
Theatrical Mauager-Vory soTry. sir, bat
l have moro plays on hand than csu read IL
ten years.
But this one, sir, has many new aid start
ling effects
so have they an. Same old story-rnug'
ders. suicides, toob5, dIes, shipwrse Ks
ana -
"But, sir, il tee last act e my play @
dynamite coaspirator sets OF bomb which
blows the roof cR tie theatre aud lands tee
audience ia the street.
"Ehi Leave &c hare AID IL look +. s7s9
PHILADELPHIA Record
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CONN BOTTOMS.

CONNECTIONS.
Train No. 80 connects daily at keysyille
for Chase City, GAINESVILLE, and Oxford:
Durham, Hende. son and Raleigh con-
meets AZ Greensboro for Durham.
Raleigh, salem, and Winston and ali points on
North Carolina ID. vision. AZ salisbury for Ash
Vile, Hot Springs and all points IN Western
North Carolina. and at Charlotte for g.. o y
A. Il. Il.
Train No. q connects daily at Greens
borOi for salem, Winston, Raleigh. 6olds-
boro', and vorehead City; At salisbury for
Asheville. Hot springs and all points tn
western North Carolina; al Charlotte with
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad for
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken, Charleston, swan
nah, Thomasvil e, Ga, Jacksonville and other
Florida poiuts also WITH Carolina Censru
railroad for Wilmington.
Trliils from the South arrive AZ AiohAoud
5l6a.m. and 800 pm.
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A score

h 6elj her heaa-why should IL --.f
Tic uald I'D n1. object
hey were alone, tho light was low,
They beth we're cbvuDspsct.
lie pressed it, too--of cOuTse, he id.
WHIST mortal msn wU1ld not
she ST quite stu; she DID not scream,
Or Gee the hated spot.
lie bent his head. and she hent hers,
AID that which then befel
This youthful paif-you'A have % guess,
Tor I stall never tell
-somervlLIs Jorna
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faae

met her 10 society,
IL modest. fair AM quaelly maiden,
told lay l5y9 most arl-utiy,
ay words With love bern passion laden
Tei sd q tell, she s0oa forgot,
Fos sornt enc else stepped II and Toa lar;
Although ms SUIT she Needed cot,
Thought it hcuog had io1e her
and Uhe1 talked The matter Ger
With noble Dick and handsome Harry,
Il seemed they even suffered more
they vowed tl1t never would they mary,
Myself alone / onco thought blessed
Yer Harry showed within bis iocket
IL trlss Of hair and Dick confessed
he had her picture II bis Pockc-.
The CARBON.
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The Life Insurance Company Of Virginia,
RICHMOND VA.
E 4. WALKER President JAMES W PEGRAM seoy.

G. A. WALKER President JAMES W. PEGRAM, seoy.
which tns STATE VI
Virginia anac risouetobe proud
without contest
Aa
itsrat ms
reliable insurance
Dollars to Five Hundred Dollars S'a
fou1n eoentp p
the plans viii b ta'A'
HomeO y letter
needed known that
WILLIAM FDoe
James
utsF -Caueron n r.
oau
theC Company u now represented Address
w. PEGRAM Stey Lie ms. Co. Of Va
8ylI "0hH0"" -
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william b WALL. Clork.

Ia compliance with tie above order ! shall
on Tuegday tue 3th day III January, 1882 ~ u
o'clock m, no toe clerks Office on the United
states District Court, 30. iJl north Twelfth
street. Richmond. Va. proceed % execute said
reference by taking the accounts and making
the report thurfll required.
WILLIAM u WALL
3uoN.3-0aWfW special Commissioner.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
as pm MAIL daily except Sunoay''
el5 ACCOMMODATION daily leIcop
sunday.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake ena O'
railway I0r the south, West, ana Ncria I'VE
Al Gyrchnurg with Norfolk and "eseo
railroad Tor ali points South, southeast, AZ
Southwest and Virginia Midland rh."sp
al points North aud South. o-,,..... ..
Al Richmond with Associated Railways ~
an points IN the South. and hlchmono. rrea,
lcksourg and Potomac railroad tor tue MOTT
AT Lexington with Baltimore ana ONO "a
road. making close connections Al harper
ferry ~ and from Pitts1ur9 ana lne W"
also 10 points North and East ,,,.,
SIEEpfNG-CARS LYHCHBUhG 70 ME,s
Pits. NEW ORLEANS, and LITTLE hvLh
Tra'us marked daily except sunday, -Dsin
Tekats sold 10 an points. Oinces w
= So Mai treet, iU0U Main streeItE u
Richmond ana Allegheny depot hisnh n
JOHN Il. MACMUkDO.
7sey Geni Passenger Agent.
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKbBUR0
IL AND POTOMAC kAILkOAD.-Schedule
commencing NAY 9th. lsac-oasterp standard
time.
10 am. leaves Byrd-street station daily; stops
only AT Ashland Junction, Milford,
aud Fredericksburg. Sleeper "a
Washington. Leaves Washington fos
New York At ll:4O am.
ll:C7 am. leaves Byrd-strest station daily, az
ccpt sunday Leaves Washington for
New York AZ i:l0 pm. Parlor car to
Washington.
esao p u. leaves Byrd-street station daily.
deeper 10 New York
l0;3s am. arrives az nyrd-strcet station daily.
Sleeper from New York.
2:f8 pm. arrives at Byrd-etreet station dailyj
sfOps az Fredericksburg. Milford, and
JUNCTION. Sleeper from Washington.
l0.4b pm. arrives at Byrd street station daily,
except SUNDAY. Pailor car IRON
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT suSDAYs.
100 pa. accommodation, leaves Byrd-street
station; arrives 81 Ashland az pm.
o.0i pm. leaves ElOa arrives at Ashland ct
ca pm.
SAT am. accommodation, arrives at Byrd
street station; lcaSes Ashland At 7:to
am.
$50 pm. arrives at EIba leaves Ashland at
.A.'TkYLOR, General Ticket Agent
8. 7. d. MYERS, General SUPERINTENDENT.
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NothInc but Pure Milk.

Servant girl from the country)-Aister,
never find any cream IN this milk OF yonrs
Milkman Chighly pleased)--No, young NO
man, never adulterase my mix "itn any
thing, -chicsgo Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14

The Premature Skater.
Now tho skater premature,
Whom the frost bound ponds
allure.
Dons the steel again.
eoe how swift he gides and slick
What "a crashi plank there,
quick
saved-but stlH as any stick,
Trot him UP the lapo.
Burlington Free Prsss
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14
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