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prettiest OF every day clothes. reu
stockings. home knit. or cloudcd home
knit stockings are now the highest style
for children's wear. It will greatly
puzzle some women to keep their hoys
In fashionable stocking. aud ! am afraid
| am one of them. Still / am going 70
try TO learn, for If ! have one ambition
in this world it is 70 keep my boy up to
the mark IN fashion.
s*s
Il j. % now but worthy move in the
right direction 10 learn 70 knit, and yet
Il can ho carried % excess. Now, IL Won
get on q car or q ferry boat where there
are 4 numbero of yong ladies the chances
are ten to one that four or five of the
number viii take cut Of their little knit.
ting bag land that makes me think that
nearly al OF them carry old fashioned
knitting bags slung oycr their arms.
their needles and 70 to work with a will
on wristlets, mitteni or stockings or tO.
boggan caps or something. and | think
IL Is n pretty sight. and in any case il j.
better than reading trashy novels or
ehcwng gum in public places, still one
would think they could 10 that at homo.
-
Illo tea gown Is evolving always into
acw and more beautiful completeness,
ma some ladies' have aporfect collection
# them. They can't resist each new and
beautiful style as it comes forward. One
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

Citizen to Uncle Rastus-Wol. Uncle Ras.
tus, how arc YOU getting on in tho grocery
busincss3
Uncle Rastus- Why, I guess, De boss am
very much pleased with inc. Dc fu.t time
came into de sto / tux down DE- sign Ac
trouble to show goods, and instl01tel 100 DO
place 40 trouhls 10 receipt bills and
declar' dc boss give ire a plug tobacco
Harper Bazaar.
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Amateur Singer who has evolved
scheme for getting his wiies unbiased opinion
of bis own voica-Emily, what do sou thIaL
OF young Kiljordans singingi
Wife-lts perfectly wrctchoi. Il sets my
teeth on edge 70 hear him.
Amateur Singer some week la.er-Emi.y
young kiljordan wants me % take bis place.
m that duet 40 the Crindstono reception
next week Do you think / could sing il a.
well as De couiii
Wife hcsiladnely-Y-yes Cyru-, don't
know but you coull-Chicaso Tribu.e.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POToNAC RAILROAD.-scnedul.
commencins FEBRUARY Gath. lSee-easter q
'fandard lime.
81 am. leaves byrd street station daily; stope
Only at Ashland Junction. Milford
and Fredericksburg Sleeper L
Washington and New York.
l OI AM. leaves byrd-stTcet STAT ally. et
cept Sunday. Sleeper 10 Washington
o D , M. leaves byru-stIUcI status lalD
sleeper q New iOik.
, ~ am. arrives AT Byrd-slreet station daily
Sleeper from New York.
3 pm. arrives Al Byrd-street station daily
stOps AT Fredericksburg. Milford, anc
Junction. Sleeper from Washington
AMI New York.
lij pm. arrives al By rd-etreet station daily
EXCEPT Sunday Sleeper from Wash
lugtOn.
The Ncw turs and Flor ia SPECIAL. consist
d y of Nestibule rullman cars. leaves BYRD
street staLO a eN a. on Iucsdal ;. Tours
days, and saturdays, ana arrives 1913 pm. on
Munfay, W rnesdaSs, and Fridays. Ihis
tain makes 10 10 al stops, snd ext a fare ls
charscd. ia nOcth-bound train leaves
Thursday. 10Th instant.
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Little Gill nt school - What did tho
teacher send you horo for!
Little Boy-She said I was had and must
come over and sit with the girls.
II like you. Can you stay long"
"Guess not. wasn't very bld.'
"Wel, YOU be ladder next time. view
York Weekly.
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TOR MAMMA, TIE GIRLS AND TIL pADY.
OF the l6yeliestis the Franccne tea gown.
which Is made Of pearl gray cashmere.
with the accessories Of ruby velvet and
thc front Of pink surah. There is q
pink ami silver embroidery around Che
bottom Of the skirt. This can De made
mp IN chalie. moussc..ne de- lainc. on
india s.lh. on iu tine dainty and beautiful
new wash materials for warm weather
know q lady who Is going 10 mako this
model mp in satecn, figured and plain.
and know it will be very handsome.
\ reception dress that is very popu-
lar j. made Of white cloth and sage
green cashmere, with braiding Of green
chenille one shade darker. The basque
and sleeves, as vel a3 the s|callopcl
points. are an covered with the braidiac
The vest l. Of tie white cloth, as well d..
the under hirt. This costume is most
elegant. and the model can be copied in
almost any scason>1ie material and har-
monious color. Such q dress as this will
last for several seasons and be handsome
md stylish, with possibly some slight
modification; for a alyle SO graceful and
iich Is seldom allowed to 60 ont Of fash.
ION, as far as the general features are
concerned. and therefore, while those
who cannot afford a great number Of
dresses might hesitate about the adyisa-
bility Of making SO elaborate o gown.
fearing that it would go out Of style be-
fore Il. wore out, they need not Go 50.
Fashion. know, has many sins 90 an
swcr Tor, but she Is not quite SO capri
cious as all that, thank goodness.
There Is one more novel and exquis.
ilcly beautiful fancy ia homo dresse.
that l feel it a solemn duty ~ mention.
and that j. the now white cloth drcsso-
for ladies of an ages, from The little lady
''lour years oil next May 10 the other
ouc who VIII De forty come next grass.
This cloth Is between felt, flannel and
broadclo,h, with the cxceiionces of them
al, and 10 drawback. lt is soft and
pllalle. and with q sort Of vclvcty pile
that Is simply lovely, and il does not sol.
easily. This should be made so that /
VIII hang in ample folds, and l. trimmed
ui.h more OF less elaborate gold cm-
broiicry or braiding, OF with ruby, blue
moss green or black velvet, and in amy
way makes beautiful dresses. Ladie,
may amusc themselves braiding or en-
0roidering them. They couldn't employ
their time better, even to the neglect 81
The Aga.hen in Borrioboolacha.
OLIVE HARPER.
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"Wife. did You order that boneless liver al
| asked You TO do TIL morning.
"Yes, / did
"What did tho butcher say4'
you're a mean, good for nothinsold fool
Don't you speak 10 ine again for a month -
Clicaco HeIaId.
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SOME USEFUL HINTS.

Use common salt when sweeping carpets,
and il win brighten the colors wonderfully
20 rrcyent a bruis. becoming black and
Llna rub Grst Ia sweet al, then in spirits Of
tuTpentluc.
10 renovcc coffee stains, put thick glycerine
on tho wrong sids Of the article ana WASH
out Ia lukewalm water,
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CONNECTIONS

CON BOTTOMS.
Train No. ~ connects daily Al keysyills
Tor Chase City. ClarksYllle. and oxford.
Durham. Hcnde. son and Raleigh con-
meets a. greensboro for Durham.
Raleigh. Salem. anc Winston. and all points on
North CarOlins ID, vision. at salisbury for Ash
Vile. Hot Springs and all points In western
North Carolina. and At Charlotte for C.. Z q
A. X. Il.
Train No. 81 connects daily AZ Greene
bOrO' for Salem. Winston. Raleigh. Colds
bOrO', and Morchcad City AZ salisbury fof
AsheNilo, Hot springs. and All points In
Western North Carolina. al Charlotte with
Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta railroad for
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, swan
nah. ThOmasyllle, Ca. jacksonville and other
Florida points also With CarOlins Central
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive ~ nichrooad
8 BAN and $50 pm
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In nj, own Coin.

Mr. I%mpecunious- Mary, l have brought
you home a little book on "Ilow 90 Coos
Mrs. lmpecuni0us sarcastically-IAani's
my dear, but what / need worse Is booi Oh
What TO Cook burlington Free Pres
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The reader who's .n search oi ialo
May think the way IS dark;
Yet the man Who cannot sign bis name
j. The one who makes bis mark.
-Hlrnnr-s nlllr
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4 Hopeless HINT.

Benevolent Party in Chicago-lou seem
worried. Have y0u lost anythlnsi
Strangcr-My namo Is Tascott and Tn
hunting for a detective. Philadelphia Rec
ord
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Indlspntahle.

lis said loves blind and cannot see
Just where bis darts ~ aim
lis uoticcl, though. that api.e o. thu
Love gets there laat thes SAME.
-~Iiarper's Bazar.
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An rnprecedonted Occurrcnce

Flows your cold this morning, CGtchleyi
"Oh, my heads all filed up"
Glow queerly you must ~fceln-Iime
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AIRLINE

RICHMOND q OANVILLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT RoUTk
To THE SOUTH
PULLMAN SLEEPER~ ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFgCT JAN'Y. O.. 1879.
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A BATCH OF FASHIONS.
OLIVE HAarzR DESCRIBES SOME or
1HE LATEST AOO7NMENTs

H'at t''ti0- ipr Eoys-The Change. Ia
Hl'cfc.-fi neaufi~ of the Trancenc
Tea .oDu-Whaf tae Sow Doune,s Looi
Like Denerai fashion iteui. OF Interest
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( ,HESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE Is EFFECT FEBRUARY sirH,
iNp.
LEAVE RIcnMONn-

LEAVE RICHMOND.
sB A. VI. For NOrf TX. d Point and New
port News. daily.
Hos A. NJ. ugh Mai Tor Cincinnati and
LOui.Nilc Dals. Norfolk 20 Cliff
ton Forge; nHiy except sunday.
clifton Forge 90 90 tinuafl solid
train 10 G %ucinuafl Cen raj Uolon
Stat On. Pullman huft,t -lecp,ng
800 P. NJ. through Mail Tor Norfolk. Old
Point aud Newport News d4iy.
Pullman Buffet PariOr car except
SunHay~ g. ola POlaL
800 L. VI. OorionsNilln accumulation daily
except SUNDAY.
$50 7. VI. Fast hsprc-s for Cincinnati and
Louisville DAILY. Connects Ia Geo.
tnl UniOn 4 >sonser STA iou. Gin
clnnti. for the VEST and North
wcs and Iu Union station. Lou =
vile. fur fht West AID Southwest.
Pullman Buffer sleeping Cara ~
Cincinnati AID LOUSY lie.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
so A. NJ. Prom Goud0nssIic, daily EXCEPT
Sunday.
1855 A. NJ. Prom Norfolk ami Oia Point. daily.
70 Imam lu e. parlor car except
sundays from Old Point.
5lj 4. VI. Prom CIR cinn q and Louisville.
daiiy except sunday est OF Cit
ton Forge, daily east OF Clifton
Forge.
6a5 p. VI. Fuum Norfolk and OlI POINT. daily.
800 T.. VI. From Cincinnati aud Louisville,
daily.
station: Broad str a. near Seventeenth.
ltVk,t-uihcr. corner Tenth ana Main and
station. a. W. FULLER.
General PASSENGER Agent.
j. 1. ODELL. General Manager.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
Two DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYN,HBURG
s~OHEDULEIN IF CT DEChMBER&a, 1855.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A NJ DAILY, ca Richmond aod Petersburg
rail- Dad. Leave Petersburg ll0i
A. VI. daily arrive NOrioik l:st
L. VI.
$50 A. NJ. Daily, Ella Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive nc Peters Jurg 10. 4
A. NJ. No. 3 leaves Petersburg 1853
A. VI Tor Flrmyiln, LyuchDurg
Roanoke, Bristol, kuOxvIlle. aud all
points sou h ana est. THOUGH
COACH 10 RADtOkD.
500 +, NJ. Daily, Ga hlchmOud aud Pet, rsburp
railroad. Arrives at etersOug at
go r, VI, ayes Petersburg 7.lO p
NJ, daily. arriving Norfolk $40 Z
n HhOUGh CAR TO NOR
900 p. NJ. daily. eta Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, arriving AZ Petersburg al
$50 T.. NJ, connecting with raiu o.
!. leaving Petersburg AT 10 Z. VI.
for Farm,i lle, Lynchburg, Roanoke,
POcahOnt 5, b istOl, knOXyills,C Chat
~tanooga, and ali points south and
PULLMAN SLEEPING-CAR ~ACCOMMODA
TONS.
No l-~Sleeping-car Petersburg 10 Bristo
without cha ge. leaving Petersburg daily al
$40 r. VI. Pu man sleeper - ncbburg T.
Memphis. without change.
o.3 Pullman sleeper Lynchburg 10 New
Orlca 5, and hOauOke 10 Chat ano. ga. without
tickets, b~aggage-chs cks, and AL information
can he ob,a ned AZ hi hmOnI and Petersburg
Railroad depot. A. ". Garbor's, 80 MalI
-u Get, and at the COmpany's Office. vi East
Main street.
". II. BEYILL,
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES @. EDDY. Vice President.
General sfTee Ktau9ke- Va
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'NOIf.-NOs. 1 ana z run daily between
Richmond aud Clifton Forge, and daily except
sunday bet~eon Balcony Falls aud Lexins
ARRIVE RICHMOND
iDj pm.-HAiL daily
si5 sm.-AcC0NN0DATIoN daily texoep
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and On
railway tor the south, West, and Northwest
At LyIchDurg with Norfolk and Westei
railroad Tor al points south, Southeast, AZ
Southwest and Virginia Midland railway 70
all points North and South.
Al Richmond with Associated Railways ~
all points IN the South. and Richmond. Fred
lcks5urg and Potomac railroad for the Norti
At Lexington with baltimore and Ohio "a.
road, making close connections AZ Harper
Ferry 20 and from Pittsburg and the W.
also to points North and East.
SLEEplNG-CAkS LYhCHBURG - MEs
PHls, NEW ORLEANS. and LITTLE ROCl
Trans marked : daily excepts sunday, 'Dall!
Tickets sold 70 al points. Offices. 81
Z ST Aain treet, 1000 Main street, 4
Richmond an Allegheny depot. EighA. n
JOHN X. MACNURDo,
7de5 Gent Passenger Ageni
AZ lCnMOND, rkhUEhICnsbUk o AM
POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALL~RAIL FAST-FREIGH'
LINE TO AND FROM BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND EASTERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETwEEb
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
CorrespOndingly quick time 10 other poinu
Through bills OF laden issued at low rates.
g. A. TAYLOR,
~ - 9eneral Freight Agent
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND
l. NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing DAYS every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY At u NJ. ana every SUNDAY al
5A. VI. Freight for Tuesday aud Fridays
steamers received till ll.U A. NJ. For sun.
days steamer till Z. VI. saturday. Freight
received daily till Z. NJ.
Fare 70 Phiiadelp hia........ ........&0
For further information apply 20
j. ". MCCARRICk.
General Southern agent
ONCE. ho- ketts.
w. p. CLYDE X CO.,
de % General AGENTS. Philadelphia.
ARCHITECTS.
WALTER HIGHAM'
ARCHITECT.
Room is, saASEK BuILpSo.
RICHMOND. Va, mha.sod
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TRAINS ~SoRrHwARD.
Ny. 'Dally except Suaosyy.
STOPPING PLACES

Nos. "a. Is, and q make no stops. No. Q
stops on siRna at Centralia. No. "a STOP
ORD on signai at Chester Centralia ana
Manchester. No. Is stops on sigua [ ali
regular stations. ana also al Temples 80
Port Walthall. Noe. rs. "a. q, 80 and n.
vii stOp Al all stations for passenger
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ASHLAND TRAINS.

h0HLANU Trains.
DAILY ExCEPT sUspAYs.
100 PA. accommodation, leaves Byrd-streei
station arrives st Ashland at 5 pm.
iaA pm. leaves Eliza arrives at Ashland a
642 pm.
t.i3 am. accommodation, arrives al Byrr
street station: leaves Ashlan NJ Z
am.
1.69 pm. arrives ri Elba leaves Ashland
o.l2 pm.
c. 4. TAYLOR. General Ticket Ageb.
5. It.. ID. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT.
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YORk RIVER LINE

frrains Daily. Steamer Tfi-Wecky.
Inc iaNoute Route 10 Baitimol
The steamers of this unv arc mcdels or
beauty, elegance. ann comfort
'Leayc Richmond Tuesday Thursday and
Saturda, at 81 nm.
Arrive Baltimore Arrive kichrlono
BlDu.m lWfn am
Leave Balumore Tuesday THURSDAY and Sat
urday at 4 pm
rare uucnmond to baltimore; First Class.
e., second class. <i.JO.
Tn, York n cr Line Affords superior sd-
yantageh 10 business flcn iu enabling then 10
leave Richmond near the close of the days
transactions. and arrive al baltimore early
next morning. after having enjoyed "A delight
fui nights rest free FROM me iusf and noise Of
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
u ave Richmond 10 81 iepop - Gam
Arrive Richmond. ~ p pm
'Daily fDally except sunday
Depot and tiCket-Ofhc, foot VI Nirglnls
street up ,own ofhCc. CORNER Tenth and Main
streets.
PEYT0N RANDOLPH JAs. l. IAYLof
Gene. A. MANAGE. ten. FI-s & Agent
SOL. HAAS. joe :. PDIIN,
Trafnc Nsnss DuN. Pass'f Agen'
.nlr q "Hnlnf Va
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LEGISLATORS WHOSE TERMS WILL
EXPIRE on MARCH 4.

ono Term in the House 81 I.cprofcnta-
H,,> Is Only an apprenticeship oiae
sf tHo Oid senator. Whose Races rul uc
uI..ri- p~ciavarc's Pom Ha,n.d.
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When finished. the state house, which
is noble edilice Of granite, will repre-
sent d total cost 81 SIX million dollars
Ia the office of the secretary Of state val
liable historical relics are preserved.
The sword OF Marion, "the Swamp Fox,
can be seen there; also the framed parch-
ment containing South Cardinals ordl-
nance Of secession. The Palmetto Tree
monument 10 heroic volunteers who bit
the vile dust of Mexico in 1916 and 1917,
stands ia the state house grounds; and
there is a sky-towering shaft TO com
memorate the boys in gray who died
where Stonewall Jackson led, or where
Wade Ilampton's tone Of command rang
cheerily.
A federal building. used by the post
Office and United States courts, Is built
of Fairfield granite as snowy as italian
marble. There Is IA fine asylum for the
insane. q handsome city hall, al opera
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WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
.LU DOMINION olEAMsHlP COM
p pANY.
FOR EEw YORk


-
steamers leave Acnuund VERY ru Bs-
DAY and FRIDAY AZ b D.m.
steamers leave New YORK. fNI Richmond
every WEDNESDAY and sAli kDAY
af3p. IN, arriving 100 Richmond NONDhf and
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodation uN.urlas- a.
fare 10 New fprh Fa jaime. liver
route Including mral- and rtftrI. -
tuund-t trip tickets limited 20 thirty Iayf
after dale of l,-uc. .. .,.......tt.t q ~
>~teefugc Win subsistence ......sstrt GO
steei age. without subsistence. .. %
cauin fare Via Cnesa peaAe anu ohio nall
road. ..tt.tts ,.... .s.sttt.f fssssftsssf IN W
.abln fare via Richmond aud Petersburg
ralsrOad co.,. ...,. ..s.... tt.tstt - sss. ~ w
Tickets can be obtained al A. W. GarDcr's,
100 Main street Chesapeake and Ohio and
NichmOud aud Petersburg depOts, and az com
pany's Offices. lDl Main street. and wharf.
Rockets.
Freights forwarded and through bills OF Ad.
ing issued tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour Of sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond On NON
DAYSTrESDAYS.M EDN kSDA YS.THUks-
DAYS, and SATURDAY. Oy he Chesapeake
and Ohio railway ("in Newport News)at s:fja m
and by Richmond ard Petersburg railroad
same day AT 1000 am. will make connection
al NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN &Co.. Ayents,
No. lBi Main street. ana
Sly 1911 COmoany' Wharf. kooketts-
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PULLMAN CAR SERVICE

On Trains Nos. IA and % sleeplng-cars o
tween New York and Tampa, Fla, IVA Jaci
sonvlilel. On Trains Nos. Il and q sleepin.
car oet"een Washinsto1 and Charlestcf g.
and between Washington and jacksonville. q,
nan No. u sleeping Ca between New
YORK and Jacksonville. On Trains Nos. % and
=. sleeplng-cars between New York and
ihomasNille. Ca. On trains Nos. 10 and %
sieeping-chrs between a ashingtOn and Jack
s0uvue, and between kichmund and Flor
ence, ;. L In addition 10 the atove,
TIE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL
consisting Of vestibule Pullman cars only
cav $ kichmo0d. bound, at 723 pm on
Mondays. Nedncslays. and Fridays. and / ave
feteis1urs, north-Oound. at Is23 a,m. on Tues
ays. Thursdays. and Saturdays. Extra far
Is charged on this train.
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DICHMOND AND ALLEohhr
II RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN EFFECT
JANUARY ErH, loSg.
DELY LIhE RUSNIS0 sOLID trains Be
TO o. aONp \ LYNCH BURG.

Richmond and Clifton Forge, and daily except
sunday between Balcony Falls aud Lexins
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.H .nFoi tlc veterans 90 tle Ao1s,
. f.e. ..lm which ragged l-st NOycm
l.t D. number Of interesting and
l mon will find 10 desirable or
.iy 10 leave their seats on Che 4th
at. ro, o. return for at least two
William Walter Phelps who j.
% the most popular men in the
r.. Wll Doe a5 much missed as any
Doo though 10 is not likely be viii re-
t.e 10 private life. Dir. Phelps hopes %
30 f4 Paris as the minister Of tie United
Gas. Governor Long, Of Massachu
oquiet little man with a bald head
ai 800 intellectual face, win remain az
I.m. Boa the hopes If making some money
at tse l.a. DO wls never acclimatcd TO
t.a confusion and babble Of the house.
Warner, Of Kansas City. viii be very
lyYA.g ~ O.l@A0mg and ameag lhe
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THE ONLY ALL-KAILLINE TO NoRFol X

THE ONLY ALL-hAlLLlNR TO NORFol X
LEAVE ARRIVE
1~lcnnon9' .eOO am. Norfolk. i25 pn
Norfolk. 'S2 am. Richmond ii'b- On
Norfolk, 500 ON. RichmSns s.iS nm
These trains also make clese ronn,c,i.1
Tor Farmyille, Lynchburg, and soufi
western points. and all stations on the NorfoI
and Western railroad.
K. NJ. SULLY
Superintendent A..
X. I. b. MYERS,
General Superintendent
I. VI. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS. Trafho Manager. tap .
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iev exceptions the retiring men
...u here l.r bug % or twoterms,
..r.. have Dad 900 opportunity to
A themselves. A single term
I0H.. ISIS meIe apprenticeship ai.
fu.i. ol ltesmlusAlp and ie" men
N ..loI.ete assert tlem-eiF io any
i..I o1,cnt ul alterthcy have served
.I lt. years. Sew men are usually
.. upon tae least important commit
..i - tlc foot Of the lists. With
. good committee "a Congressman
.is tl wan distinction is hkeiS 60
i.l IIm0t badly handicapped, ana
t..r.. tradition OF the body restrain
.H lI.m appearing TOO often Oh too
-..a upon the floor.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
The Women Praise 3. B. B.

The suffering of women GER
tainly awakens the sympathy
of every true philanthropist.
There best friend, however, is
B B B. BOTANIC Blood Balm) }.
Send to Blood Balm Co., At
lanta, Ga, for proofs.
H L Cassidy, Kinnesaw,
Ga, writes: "Three bottles
Of B B B cured my wife of
scrofula.
Mrs. R. M. Laws, Zalaba,
Fla, writes: 81 have never
used anything to equal B B B.
Mrs. c. H. Gay, Rockport,
N. g., writes: "Not a day
for IS years was l free from
headache. B B B entirely re-
lieved me. | feel like another
person.
James w. Lancaster, Hawk
insville, Ca, writes: "My
wife was in bad health for s
years. Five doctors and many
patent medicines had done her
no good. Six bottles OF B B 3
cured her.
Miss S. Tomllnson, Atlanta,
Ca, says: ''For years l suf-
fered with rheumatism, caused
by kidney trouble amp indiges-
ton, | also was feeble and
nervous. B. B. B. relieved me
at once, although several other
medicines had failed
Rev. ]. M. Richardson, Of
Charleston, Ark, writes: "My
wife suffered twelve years with
rheumatism and female COM
plant. A lady member of my
church had been cured by B.
B. B. She persuaded my wife
to try it, who now says there
is nothing like B. B. B., as it
quickly gave her relief
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31
The UnlOaded Gun.

f. An exchange gives the fellowlne
advice, which, If followed, would
tend to lessen the coroner's bust.
ness: "When q person points a
gun at you, knock him down.
Don't stop to ask him if it is load,
ed, but knock him down and don't
be particular what you DO it with.
If there is to be a coroner's in
quest. let it be over the other fel-
low-he won't be missed.
Homer guardian., 1889-05-31

Some time ago, as Miss Ander-
son was passing through one OF
the great dry goods stores, the
statesmen recognized her and
whispered to each other: "There
goes Mary Anderson" A little
cash boy, hearing the remark too
late. to see her face exclaimed: !:
"Oh! Why didn't you let me know
in time? l haven't got money
enough to go to see her play, but
! might have looked at her," The
lady had not passed out Of hear
ing. Turning back she stopped
and kissed the boy. There my
lad," she said, "you can not only
say that You have seen Mary
Anderson, but that she has kissed
you. boston Transcript.