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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21

guard Al the mouths Of nearly oil tho impcr-
tsnt avenues leading 70 the most fertile por.
tons Of Africa. and when the opportunetIm
arrives Will make . general movement to grab
the prize. IfsrASLEY succeeds by organizing
reyoIt Among the tribes hostile to the MahdL
or BY any other means, In securing hold
upon the "once Egyptian territory" the OPP
perfume time Will have arrived, and We may
expect q revival Of tho souskim railway
scheme. great activity 10 English exploration
Of Africa, shaking up In the Royal Geo
graphical Society, 40 advance Of the English
outposts In Egypt, important news from the
zsmbesi peigbborbood, and perhaps another
mission to Khntoum. We may also expect,
as our London contemporary intimates, an
opening Of The Egyptian purse.
No; the restorers Of something like civil.
izstion viii not be left 10 themselves II Eng
land can make anything by going TO their
assistance. II IL true the flag Of colonizlng
conquest has been carried by English hands
for nearly two hundred years. and none can
fail 10 admire English pluck IN penetrating
barbarous aud ssmi-barbsrous countries and
opening them up to civilization and COM
mTce. But II is equally true that England
has no scrupIes about sppropriating the re-
suits OF the efforts OF others In the fields OF
colonization and exploration. This, II we
may Judge from the tone OF the English
press, is what ihe ia preparing to do in the
present instance.
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EASTERN SHORE.
TEE sIoop EASILY SWEEP IN THE
STAKES.
the Good Templsrs and Their Work
Dsath-Msd Dog Killed
Religious.
rcorrnsnondonca Of the Richmond Dispstch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch1
OYAscock, July 10, 1885,,
The boatrace ut WaIhapreaque Yesterday
was well attended. Only two boats were en-.
tered, the sioop George t. Garrison, owned
by Captain Thomas Nielsen. and the bateau
John w. Daniel, owned by DR.. John W.
Tellam. OF louisville. The Garrison easily
won the race, beating her competitor more
than bali mile and sweeping in the stakes,
amounting 70 e75. The weather was fair
and wind favorable.
The Good Templars bad a rally at Savage
vile Yesterday evening. A good crowd was
on band. and T. II. Carmine, district chief
templar, and w. T. Bundick, OF Onancock,
delivered stirring addresses on behalf OF the
order, which is rapidly extending It's menu
bershlp In this section. Savsgeville Is tue
beadquarters OF tho Prohibitionlsts OF the
Eastern shore OF Virginia. II Is said That
The Prohibition electoral ticket viii receive
more votes in this section than we're ever
cast here before by the same party. THESE
voters came from both the old parties, out
mostly from the old issue Republicans, who
are dissatisfied with Malone aud his latter
day saints.
william Drummond, an estlmsble young
man and son OF James ID. Drummond, died
Yesterday evening at his fathers residence,
near CashyilIe. OF consumption. He had Tor
some years past been living in Philadelphia
where be was employed in the large establish
ment OF wannamaker & Brown.
A large st. Bernard dog went mad this
morning at the Grand Central Hotel 10 this
town, but was killed before doing any harm.
The Onancock Academy has been leased
by Frank Z. Brent, ESQ. who has been
principal OF the school or the past eight
years.
The Southern Methodists are making pre-
parations for their annual camp-meeting,
which begins at Turlington's woods early in
August.
From present indications the Eastern
Shore will be well represented at the Viz
gtnia Exposition to be held in Richmond in
October. KALLIAs.
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-SAT0RDAY, JULY 81 1888

Yocnx Mems Christian Association Literary
and Debating Society last night The following
officers were elected for ne casting term,
President, J. Z. Gwatkin; Vice. President.
W. II. Gwatkin; Secretary, Lewis Watson;
Treasurer, w. s. Bcazley; Sergesnkat- Arms,
w. o. spasgler. This society Is Composed
OF some Of the best young men In the place
and numbers among It's honorsry members
many OF our prominent legal fraternity.
Yesterday was regular stock.ssle day here.
This sale takes place upon the third Thurs
DAY OF each month. and our farmers OF this
and adjoining counties bring all kinds Of cat
tie here 10 be disposed Of. At every sale a
great many head Of cattle are either bought
or sold.
The pastors OF the different churches. and
delegates from the different SUNDAY schools
IN the city left this morning 10 attend the
Sunday-schooI convention at Hillsboro', this
county. W.
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CAROLINE COUNTY.
Dem ocratic neeting-some Personal
Notes.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispsich.l
BowLIYG GREEN. VA. July 20, 1888.
A meeting OF the Democratic voters at
this precinct was held here to-day at IL
o'clock. Dir. A. d. Chandler was elected
chairman and w. Il. Eunis secretary. The
meeting then proceeded 10 the election OF
delegates to the Fredericksburg convention.
Upon melton 1t was decided TO nominate a
congressman, that the candidate having the
greatest number OF supporters In the meet
ing should appoint the two delegates TO
which this precinct was entitled. Captain
John NJ. Hudgin received q majority OF the
votes aud appointed as delegates DIR. w. ID.
Quesenberry aud w. 4. Ennis; alierDates,
4. B. Chandler and W. r. Chandler.
Meetings were TO be held at the other pre-
cincts at the same hour, but no news has
been received from them up to this time.
The delegates elected at these meetings will
meet here on Monday and vote for Captain
John NJ. Hudgin and Judge L. G. Noncure,
and the candidate holding the largest num-
Der OF delegates will go before the conyen-
ton with the solid delegation OF this county.
Rev. X. G.. Henly and daughter, who have
been visiting Mrs. NJ. T.. Winston, OF this
place. left yesterday for their home In King
and Queen county.
Miss Mollie Wallace, Of Richmond, who
has been visiting Miss NJ. Il. Moncure. left
yesterday for homo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21

Tho exodus Of our bodily troubles u aoup'y
welcome II their departure Is unaccompaniso ~
pain. III the fault OF the bsst OF commenosp's
csshsrtics. which act soIsIy upon tho bowels 'na'
in operating thsy grippe and weaken these organs.
Hosts,scrs' stomach Bttssrs produce isxanvo
effect. bat nefsser causes psin nor w:skea We
abdominal rsgios or the stomach. Ips
srninertiy tas sltsrsiiye which consnpstoe,
binous. or dyspsptic person should uss. sinos
resort 70 IL 10 volTss no BODILY discomfort nor pro
aucss violent reaction. The liver y sronssn.
tho stornseh benefited, and mo hsbit OF pooy
speedily and permanently improved ~ " ss
and arre. rheumatisrn. and kidney troubles are
among the inalsdics for which recorded expen-
cnco mas proved Il 70 be eelcactous. ~
wbolesome appetizer. and q far mora rcianis
tranouiilizer OF the nerves Than stomaeh-uis-
~ iaThtw1sa&fu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21

rV,HE SCHOOL BOARD OF DAN
NEYT elect a PRINCIPAL FOR THE WHITE
GRADED SCHOOL for the next session. COM
mepcing the 81 Of september and running nine
and a half months-salsry, 500 per month
the gentleman elected 70 this position on .ne
nm az July having accepted tae charge OF a
school Ia ALABAMA Applications eoiicited
=. r. y. AGREE
xanLrw Cierk Of the Board
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sTAUNTON.
The Democratic CIub-speaking.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispstch.l
July 30, 1883.
The Democrats Of StSunton have their
club well organized, and are entering the
canvass with vigor aud with the determine
ton 10 replace something OF the former ma
jority usual for Augusta county to give.
Last night, after the club had completed
some OF the preparations for the accommoda-
ton OF the Congressional District C0nven-
ton which meets here August 1st. speaking
was In order, and the first to sound the notes
OF readiness for the contest In that way was
our old and valiant leader, Captain James
BumgArdner, Jr. Next followed was our
younger, but always ready champion, Harry
Tucker, who can say 80 many good things,
and all at the right time.
As both speakers warmed up they almost
unknowingy driited in the leading points
that will be in discussion during the canvas.
The weather h,s been very fine for housing
wheat and hay and finishing up corn work.
Following for fall sowing has commenced,
and orr farmers appear well pleased with
the yield OF the matursd and prospects OF
growing crops. CAXToS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
What ThenY

The English papers display extraordinary
ard significant interest in the "Wmte
Pasha" mystery. The London Saturday
Review in discussing the matter starts out
with the claim that the vast region between
the equator and the desert was ones Egyptian
territory, which Is equivalent 10 claiming
that Il was once British territory, and after
stating that 10 Is "periectly possible 10 those
regions that STANLEY and ENfS, or STANLEY
alone, practically resstsblish the sovereign.
ty which was once exercised by BAKER and
by GORDON" asks " What them"
The Saturday RevietO then proceeds TO
spswer that question by propounding the
following additional queries:
"Is Egypt TO be forbidden to reextend her
sway IN this d,rectioni Are the restorers Of
something like civilization TO be left 70 tnen,-
doubtful Congo State to be extended to the
EiIei Or. lastly, and 10 the present temper
Of more than one or two European nations
most likely, 10 some other European power
20 be allowed, for the first time for nearly
two hundred years, 10 snatch the fsg OF
celonixing conquest out OF English hands,
70 found new empire 10 Africa, and, Ia
founding II, 10 shut up that empire 10 the
Erglssh trade. which Is already almost des-
perate for new ouiieisf
All acquainted with the policy OF England
know that II STANLEY succeeds IN pacitylng
t" those regionsv .JoBs BOIL win endeayor
TO step In aud reap the benefit Of The intrepid
American explorers work. The English
taxpayers are determined 10 wrest from the
Dark Continent with heavy interest the
money the expedition for the relief Of GoRpos
snd the fighting around souskIm cost them.
70 thst end The London East African Com
psny was organised, Itely Was encouraged
By Esgisnd 10 hold her own IN the Nassosah
yegisn, end the English virtually called halt
70 The extension Of Portuguese tsrrtory In
zApsibAr. The b that she xnglishGs on ]
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tqrLAUREL-STREET METRIC

DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Rey. J. c. MAR
TIN, OF Union station. TIL A. II. Pastor at night
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DarylIIe and Vicinity.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l

ISpeclaI IbIegfAIH 70 IHt HIsPAFVHI
DAYvuLE, VA, July 20-Lee Eanes, The
mau who was shot by rwigs Dsvis 10 the re-
cent difficulty at Axtop, was still alive at
last reports, but no hope OF his recovery Is
entertained.
There was a slight collision between
freight trains on the Midland road at Fall
Creek at a late hour last night. The engines
were badly damaged, but nobody was hurt.
The Southern Express Company has es.
tablished an express Office along the line OF
the Danvile aud New River railroad.
Captain Harry Wooding, chairman OF the
district committee, has appointed judge ID.
w. Bolen. Of Cssweil, assistant elector.
Judge Bolen will make an active canvass 10
the western past OF the district. Lestor's
nomination has taken the district by storm,
and there is hardly doubt OF his election.
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West Point Notes.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
I'll

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WEST POINT, July 20, 1888.
Rev. c. s. Long is conducting very sue
cessiul revival at Smyrna church, in King
and Queen county. A large number OF con-
versions are reported.
Hon. Philip Gibson and wife, OF this couu-
ty, have gone TO the springs for the summer.
Mr.. K. 4. Owen. popular railroad clerk,
Is quite sick.
Miss NJ. +. Williams has returned from
Tennessee, where she has been teaching
school.
Bishop Lstane, OF Baltimore, Is visiting
DR.. Latane at Steyensyile.
The people OF Mattaponi Baptist church,
In King and Queen, are making extensive
preparations for the RappahannOck Associa-
ton, which meets there on the 2jLh instant.
ALPHA.
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FAUQuLEK.
warrentOn Notes-sumne- Visitors
Political, DC.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WAEBENToN, VA, July 10, 1888.
The farmers In thIs section are now busily
engaged In their ost harvest, and owing 10
the very fine season the crop Is said TO be
better than IL has been for years past not
withstanding the fact that less fertilizer was
used than usual. The farmers ssy that MIX
ed fertilizers do not result IN any permanent
good to the soil, but have rather the contrary
effect, and they have 10 large extent adopt
ed the plan OF making their own manure.
The creamery established near this place
by Messrs. Kingsley IL adecided success. aud
many OF the beei-cattle raisers find that mich
cows are more profitable than beef.
The lawyers OF the WarIenton bar are try
ing to organize al association with q view TO
have fuller representation at the next meet.
ing OF the Bar Association which recently
met 1t Norfolk.
Several new stores have been recently
opened here, all OF which are doing fairly
well.
This has been gay week for society peo-
pie. Mrs. Brior gave an entertainment on
Monday night ia honor OF Mr. Bernard
Payne and bride, who are spending their
honeymoon at the home OF the groom's
father, near this place. On Tuesday night
large german was given at the Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs by Sir. L. Semmes,
Jr.. which was fully enjoyed by all present.
Tonight there Will be another dance at the
Springs, at which most OF the WaIrentoniaDs
will be present.
General w. II. +. Lee Is the only candi-
dale thus far announced for the congressional
nomination by the Democrats OF the Eighth
district.
Colonel Thomas Smith, son Of the late
Governor William Smith, OF this place, is
now in town visiting friends and relations.
Mr. Eppa Huutou, Jr., has returned from
his trip TO Bedford Spring much Improved
in health, and reports that his vile is much
better.
There are three men In the county jail in
dlclsd for outrageous assault, all OF whom
will probably be punished, as there Is strong
evidence OF their guilt
Every clearinghouse in town Is full, aud
Warrenton Ia becoming yearly more popu-
lar as a summer resort. There are over q
hundred visitors here at present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
rsy- MONUMENTAL CHURCH

B1D NUN v Milan iAS " II
Rev JOHN r. NEWTON. Rector.-Divtne service
ALTA. N. and6P. NJ. sunday school closed until
further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21

The Marion Conservative Democrat, in
urging that It's county be well represented at
the Exposition, says:
"ThOusands OF capitalists from all over
the world will he at the Exposition looking
for Just such investments as we baye to Of.
fer them. Let us be sure that we make such
a display ~ will attract their attention, and
bring them among us with their money and
their energy. Let every good citizen lend
helping hand and we shall be amply repaid
for the time and money VIC expend."
That will answer as an appeal in behalf OF
the Exposition to the people Of every county
in the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21

sorTHE REGULAR MEETING OF
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE METH0-
DIST suNDAY-sCHoOL SOCIETY will be held
at Brosd-street Methodist church on SUNDAY
AFTERNOON &C 4 O'Clock. Important matters 10
consider. Ro. II. RICHARDSON, President. A
Charles p. Rady, Secretary.
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AMUBEuEHTs.
Observation-Disclosures
rxCUnsIONs. PIc-NICs. &c.

CHESTERFIELD SUNDAY
" SCHOOL EXCURSION From RICHMOND
TO OLD POINT AND NORFOLK JULY 2YrH en-
the steamer ARIEL, leaving Richmond att A. N.
Round-;rip tickets, 800; children from ak TO
twelve years 81. Tickets good for ten days. TX
oursion will reach Norfolk Wednesday evening.
25h. and return Saturday. giying ample time TO
visit Virginia Beach, Ocean View, and other
points Of interest and heslthful resorts. Excur-
sionisls will have the privilege OF staying on the
ARIEL Wednesday and Friday nights. ~ 2l-3t
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.s.r- sr InHN,s PROTESTANT

EPISCOPAL CHURCH Broad street between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-nfthl-Rov Lkwls
w. BURTON, Rector.--sunday school Gio A. h
Services and sermons II A. M. and 81. M.
wEppsLI- MEMORIAL CHAPEL Denny street,
Fuiton)-Rev. PIKE PowEHs. d. d.. Minister IN
charge.-sundsy school Q p. NJ. Service ana
sermon l;15 y. N.
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CmARLoTrEsv1LLE.
some Unsssiness-Young Mems Chris
sfan Assocfatien-Csttie aaies.

ttan 16scHs
Correspondents OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
July 20, 1888.
The report that the Chesapeake and Ohio
aud Richmond aud Allegheny roads are ne
gotiatiug for the purpose OF consolidation
has caused some anxiety hero. II 10 feared
by soue that IL these roads are consolidated
most OF the heavy tratlc Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio road between Clifton Forge and
Richmond which Is now brought uts Char.
lottessile will be carried over the Richmond
and Allegheny road. Thls change would
necessarily affect the material welfare 81
Charlottesville. as many OF the freight crows
OF ths Chesapeake aud Ohio road live here
with their families, and II the change Is
made they will have 10 remove sheir families
to more convenient point on TIE Richmond
and Allegheny. The Chesapeake and Ohio
road pays 20 Ats employees at this place nn-
nually over . bundred thousand dollars,
most Of which 10 spent directly in Char
lotesyille.
AT q REGULAR business meeting Of the !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21

"Tbe Chicago Times expects the Old
Roman TO Swell the Democratic vote every.
where Must consider him sort OF old
Roman punch" Perhaps; but the punch
ing will come In when he gets hold Of the
Kepublican orators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
rar- UNION-sTATION METHO.

DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Twenty-tourth and
s.reets).-Preaching ct II A. NJ. SUNDAY, July
22d. by Rev. w. o. WAGdoSER. pastor Of laurel
Street church, and at Sis p. NJ. by tho pastor,
Rev. J. c. MARTIN. demonstration Mission (Me-
chanicsville turnpike)-Proachlng a,4 p. II. by
Rev. W. o. WAGGoSEg.
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PARK.
GoNDoLA CEIMRORAZO

leaves her wharf daily Except Sundays) at $50
A. NJ. 800 and 2. n. Returning, leaves War
wick Park at lis. 3:l5, aud els 2. u.
On Sundays leaves Richmond at 10 A. NJ, l:30.
4 and 6P 7. Returning. leaves Warwick Park
at 1l:l5 A. NJ. 2.45. sJ5 aud 1880 p VI.
Fare. Is cents cash way; rounG-trip % cents:
children under hye years fIoo. Boating, sailing,
fishing. and bathing. hefreshments served At
city prices The company rBserves the right 10
hold the grounds for private pArties-
Special or cooperative rates made.
THOMAS ELLErT, Secretary,
No. 2S north Ninth 81, cot. Richmond, Va
LII 1 AuI
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DEATS THEM ALL
ONIV a. p0UND TpTD

DEATS THEM ALL
I'D ONLY 81 ROUND TRIP.
GRAND SATURDAY-SIGHT EXCURSION.
FULL NOON on THEJAMKS.
TOOLD POINT AND NORFOLK.
ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS STEAMER ARIEL
NO TIME LOST FROM BUSINESS
LOOK AT THIS SCHEDULE;
Leave Richmond THIS SATURDAY. nights
July 2lst at 10 O'clock arrive at Ola Point at
A. NJ. aud Norfolk az A. NJ. Leave Norfolk
Sunday at p. 81. and Old Point At 8 r. NJ; arrive
ct Richmond ut l2 o'clock sunday night
Tickets also good TO return the following Tues
day, July 2l.h.
Ample time Sunday 10 visit Virginia Beach,
Ocean View, Hampton Soldiers Home, &c.
LADIES' SALOON reserved for their exclusive
use.
Elegant meals and refreshments on steamer
Ariel. Beats thom all.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
iyfNGt
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zone OF the strong minded argres that
no woman should be hanged unless con-
demned by Jury Of her own SEX" One Of
the strong minded must think too few
women are hanged.
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COURT ORDERS.


VIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
V COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
lancey and ats...... ..Plainuns,
against
YAncey's Administrator and als.... Defendants.
Extract from decree Of June q, 1881
/. An account OF all debts and demands against
the estate Of Emily J. fSncey, deceased, their
nature. and the order Of their priority.
z. An account of al debts and demands against
the estate OF George W. Tapcey, Jr., and the ma
ture and The order OF their priority.
g. An account showing what estate the said
Emily J. fanooy left, and who are entitled 70 the
sans, aud la what proportions, after paying al
debts and demands against same.
l. An account showing what estate tho said
George W. fancey, Jr, left. and Who arc en-
titled 10 the same, and Ia what proportions after
paying sill debts ana dsmands against sama.
3. said commissioner shall state and settle the
accounts OF Andrew Pizzini Jr.. administrator
OF Emily J. Ysncey, aud shall repor. whsther or
not there Is any liability upon William >.
Dashiell as executor Of the said snily J. 1ancey
on accoun. OF his said executorship.
E. Any other matter deemed pertinent sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21

be- TRINITY CHURCH (CORNLh
Of Broad and Twentieth strests)-Rev. j. SrURoIs,
Pastor.-Freschlng at II A. NJ. by the Pastors:
at Sis By tho Rev WILLIAM E. JUDKISs. Seats
free. Cordial invitation 10 all.
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.CE METHODIST

EsS- PARK-PLACE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Preaching by the Pas
tor, Rev. W. +. EVANS, at II A. M.-sublect:
"Chi istian mperfsction." 5:I5 P. m.-text: IF
we sin wllfully after that we have received the
knowledge OF the Truth, there remalneth no
moro sacrifice for sins" Class-meeting at S.S0
T. Al.
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Eey- GRACE-STREET BAPTIST

corner Grace and Foushee streets.
Temporary Pastor, Rev. DR.. JOHN POLLARD. Jr.
Sunday school at 8 A. NJ.
Preaching at II A. NJ. SUNDAY and at P. NJ.
WEDNESDAY.
Free seats and q welcome to all. u
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EXOURsIoN no WAsHTNGTON

EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
tLyIA RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD SATURDAY NIGHT,
Broad street. at II O'Clock r. NJ: returning,
leaves Warrington Monday, July 23d, at 600 2.
N. Fare for round trip, Richmond TO Washing
ton, 81 Special coaches for ladies aud escorts.
Special coaches for cOlored people. Tickets for
sslo by j. N. Thompson, corner Second and
Broad streets. and at the train by the committee.
j. NJ. THOMPSON b BROTHER 81 WINSTON.
fv6gI0 IL Il lexN
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Reading notices 10 readisg-npstter type
ines or ioss. 81, in nonpsreii loaded. DC
Card Of rates for more space furnished On APP
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GRAND EXCURSION
TO NORFOLK
BY sToNEwALL JACKSON CAMP, No. 50,
FRATERNAL LEGION,
SATURDAY, JULY p. 1885

The train win leave the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot AT 10 O'Clock 7. N. Returning. viii leave
Norfolk July 22d nj 80 +. N. No time lost from
business. and the committee guarantee good
time 10 all who attend and good order.
special coaches for colorod people.
Fare, Si.50 for the round trip.
Persons taking this trip can visit Ocean View
and Virginia Beach with their many attractions.
je IL, IL, 94&Jyi, si5.f7. 19&sl