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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

What is tho most strengthening food for
convalcscontl Well, you know tho beef te.
theory has been. exploded Tho most lif
giving and digestibls food that can be giyci
10 one just recovering from au illness i
chopped beef Juss take "a pound II tA
finest round OF raw beef, cut OF all tho fat
slice two onions AMI pepper and salt Thei
chop the onions and meat together, turniu.
them over and over until both are reduces
almost TO pulp Then spread on slices O.
rye bread aud eat as sandwiches Peopl
talk about celery being neryine, but let m
tell you that there is nothing which quiet
the nerves without bad results like onions
Tho use Of them induces sleep, and mucl
strength is obtained from them That IS III
ideal food for convalescing or for any on
who is IN weak state Of health. Grocer
and Gamers Gazette.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

THE Boston Peat SAYS OF Wanamaker s
axe that " POsimaster.General Wsna-
maker is carrying out without dinching
the programme of clean sweep in the
railway mail service. Having issued on
Tuesday the order placing the appoint
ments In that service under the charge
of First Assistant Postmaster-General
Clarkson, he to-day removed the -four
Democratic division superintendent who
were spared on Tuesday
And the New York Sun remarks that
we find in our esteemed Mugwump con
temporary some observations taken at
Washington, which throws a varicolored
and perplexing light, due, perhaps to
the troubled Mugwumpian medium, upon
the stress and distress, flux and etilux,
Now You See it and Now You Don't
of that department of the administration
over which the Hon. John Wanamaker
presides with 90 much distinction and
attention TO business
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01
SPfitirtA VI.

Heber Newton's discussion OF the sub
1ect OF spiritualism is extremely inter
esling. The terra ipccgHiia between alb
solute Christian faith and the spiritual.
is,'- approximation is occupied 10 a Ger,
tain extent by the wandering scouts and
spies and char.atans, but there is Ger
tainly a set OF honest men who believe
IN the presence of The disembodied spirits
Of the dead and the question is, should
we ridicule this belief when in general
terms it is modification Of the religious
idea upon which is founded the noblest
works Of our civilization.
The Agnostic comes with his realistic
argument Of physical science and de
mands that We shall not believe any
thing that science cannot prove.
But what the deuce does be prove
himself
Nothing but sn animal singdom. deny
ing all power but the tyranny Of nature
and the dreadful law Of survival Of
the nttest' We know how cruel ma
ture is In her stern DEGREES, and that
If there is no compensation for #, human
life 10 nothing but ioregone conclu-
sion Of suffering The whole history Of
the world shows that an accepted law OF
future responsible existence is the one
single guide that led the savage out Of
darkness If there be no such law, We
even lack the power OF an oath 10
bind the everyday acts Of men in an
organized society, and we would be wan
derlng in wilderness.
Call relision itself superstition II
you will. but il has produced and main.
tanned order
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

1t is reported that the Bank OF Hong Kong
and Shanghai is 10 h0at FOR the Chinese gov
eminent b per cent loan % $4,000 L
enable the government 10 construct rail
way from Tientsin 10 Pekin, all enterpris.
long contemplated the total cost OF which /,
estimated at ~, 10000 Tho first and only
Chinese railway now Ia oxistence-that from
Taku 10 hentsen-is aid to be doing remark
ably we'll Tho results Of that experiment
have surpassed tho expectations Of tho gov
eminent -Moniteur dies lnterets M.iersel.
Paris
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

Il am not a firm believer in jurics said O
young lawyer. who doesn't want his name
mentioned because ho is afraid the intelligent
jury might Try 20 get back at him 81 don't
believe we would miss them very much II
"a criminal is guilty he would prefer to be
tried by jury, a- there is a greater chance
Of escape il be b. a shrewd lawyer than If O
JUDGE alone wcrc 20 act upon his case On
the other hand, II a man IS innocent be would
rather have judge investigate bis case, ~
he knows that he viii be moro likely 10 escap,
when n clear head, with lots OF experience, J..
TO decide as 10 his innocence or guilt Every
ono knows that "a jury is apt TO be influenced
by prejudice or sympathy, while a judgt
looks at tho evidence alone How many Of
the damage suits against corporations and
breach of promise actions would be- successful
were it not for tho intelligent juryT-St
Paul Pioneer Pres.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

REFERRING 10 the hasty removals OF
postmasters an exchange says that il
shows that removals are made whole
sale, without inquiry, and that it has
been officially resolved by the President
and Cabine, that the representation OF II
member Of Congress that their are ale
cations against an official whose term
has not expired Is to be taken as sufti-
cient reason for displscing him and sp-
pointing in his :iea d person designated
by the Congressman who lodges the
complaint
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

When reached intellectual maturity ans
began 10 ask myself whether wasan afhei-t.
taoist or a panthei-t maieria.i.L or or
Ideaiist. q Christian or 20 free thinker. found
taat tue more learned ana reflected tho les
ready was the answer. until at last ! came O.
the conclusion that ] had neither art nor
mart with ans of these denominations EXCEPT
Inc la.t Tho one thing .n which most Of
these good peorIe wero agrcci ras tie one
thing m which differed from them They
were quite sure they bad attained "a certain
"euosls had. more or les successfully, solved
fne problem OF cEisteuce--wi.iie was quite
sure bed not. and bad pretty strong con
yiction that the problem was inso.ube. This
was my situation when bad the good fort
uue to find place among tle members of the
Metaphysical society Most Of my colleague
were isis of oae s1rt OBJ another ], wAO was
q man without rag OF a label 20 cover my
self with, felt like tho fox who had lost biz
Sail So took Thought and invented what
conceived % he the appropriate title o. ne
nOsuc IL came into nay head as sucgestgely
antihctc 10 the mostic OF church history
who profcssei 20 know 30 much about the
very things If which ! was ignorant, and
tsok the earliest opportunity Of paradins il
at our society TO show that /, too, had tail
like tho other foxes To my great satsfao-
ton the term took.-Irolessor Huxley IN
Nineteenth Century.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

\ VETERAN Waltonian prescribes the
following outfit tor trout fishing. The
prices sci opposite the different article.
of equipment are doubtless correct, bat
what does the trout cost If hooked, is the
question:
Pair rubber hip boots llight weight
s.; canvass shooting coat, 500 rod,
split bamboo lhand made, SO, landing
net, 81; fly book, 81 multiplying reel
81. waterproof line, 81 flies Two dozen
81; Aberdeen hooks Ow0 dozen, ,Oci
Two mine feet single smell leaders, Soc
four two feet single smell leaders 3Oc.i
split shot, 49,; knife, - creel, Sl.5Oi HE,
l0c.; total, 1880.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01
JonS L. SULLIVAN got lostin swamp

JonN L. SULLIVAN got lostin swamp
on his way TO the Mill This was not
the mill by the dam, or the Mil on the
Floss" but the pounding and gouging
mill.
Why, oh, why, did anybody go ard
look him up
There was NO bar-room IN the swamp,
and though John might have lived with
out bread, 1t is a question whether swamp
water would have kept him alive
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.
WHAT AN OLD MAN, y YEARS OF AGE,
HAS T O = \ Y
CONCERNISG THE
Chase City Mineral Water

- FonKIAND, NoTTAwAY COUNTY. Va
August lj, 1856.
D.. " =. HvdH chase city l0:
sii.-furmany years ! suffered very much
from dyspepsia, With ls cnmnhciiun'i sncu
ds neryOu- ness, neuralgia, indigestion, cou'li
patton. liver affection, etc., uniil uecane al
most 10 confirmed invalid. Outing the ilnc ]
was treated by intelligent phy-lcl.n- VINO pre-
-crlitd various remedies. ! used pom hlhiA
and other mineral waters. also Dr Warmer -
celebrated Liver and Kidney cure, all 90 but
'ttlc advantage
Hearing Of your wiy-discOfclcd "Chas.
City Mineral Water. sent Tor tid oht".nro
4 case of n. = lasted me about three weeks
during which TINE improved sO much as q
bee able 10 leave home. which l bad not ucen
lhle g. do fOr months previous. ] then went e
ina4c Cltvaud continued tue use ut lhr wafer
fresh from the well. toe four weeks. Whlch
gave me more real benefit than al tie othei
remedies combin a. My nerves were soot
lulctOl could sleep WcilHIl night my gloomy
fears snn fore Jnd.ugs vanished, my MIMI Nr
came bright and cheerful. ] could enjoy thc
company OF my friend. which before AS Old
tdI my appetite Increased. my digestion
greatly improved $50 tnar could eat almost
any kind OF food with .punityI. the consiipa
zion was relieved. and the sidney affection
greatly bcuclted-all nf when attribute O.
the use OF your mineral water.
] must say. in conclusion, that consider the
discovery OF this water RI Ne.sW0 ~ Wiic'eH
humanity Away with your drugs ana iinh
fulms. 60 10 natures fountain OF health }
Drink OF its healing water Go d, tnk, ana De-
made whole" j. g. POW ELL.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01
A benevolent Journalist.

George William Childs, the famous Phla.
delphia journalist, has probably received al
his beautiful home more distinguished guests
than have been entertained by any other
American in the world, and has u list of pen.
sioners on his bounty which would equal that
of a king lie is mau Of placid manner and
rapid movements, with quiet eyes which See
a great deal, and no beard 10 disguise an un-
usually pleasant mouth and IA ready smile, 10
which there is a gleam OF the mans charac-
tcrist.c banevolence Among SIR. Chi.ds' fads
is passion for rare china IN ceneral-dainty
tea cups IN part!cular-and lis collection OF
egg shells Is the finest ia tho world Cur
rent Literature
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

The superintendent OF the Madras museum
has been requested 10y the board OF revenue
10 visit various electrical establishments in
Europe in order 10 select an electrical globe
light 10 shine In twenty tathoms Of water
Such light Is wanted at the pearl fisheries,
for, up 10 the present, the work Of tho fish
cries has been confined to comparatively
shallow banks New Orleans Picayune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01
RAIL- ~ tD
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
sCuEDULEIN EFFECT MARCH i2rH,
1889
LEAVE RICHMOND.


SIS A. NJ For Norfolk. O'd Point and New
port News. daily.
Pullman Palace car. Richmond to
Old Point.
Hos 4. NJ Through Mall FOR Cincinnati ana
Louisville Daily. Norfolk 60 cir
ton Forge; daily except sunday,
Clifton Forge to Cincinnati. Solid
train 10 Cincinnati Central Union
station. Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Car Charlottesville 10 incinuati.
$50 P. NJ. through Stall for Norfolk. Old
Point and Newport News daily.
Pullman Buffet PariOr car except
Sundays 10 Oh Point.
400 +. VI. Gordonsyillc Accommodation, daily
except sunday.
SD p VI. Fast Express FOR Cincinnati and
Louisville daily. Connects In Com
trial Union Passenger Sta ion. Gin
Cinu4fi, tor the West and North
wcsf and M Union station, Lou X
yilic. a.. the West and Southwest.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Carr 70
Cincinnati aud Louisville.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
$50 a. W. From Gononsvilie, daily except
sunday.
1885 A. " From Norfolk and Ola Point. daily.
Pullman lmuot plrlOr ear except
sundays from O'd Point.
3.l5 z. ". From Cincinnati and Louisville.
daily except sunday. west Oi Cnt-
ton Forge. daily east ot Clifton
sos p. M. From Norfolk and Oh Point. daily
Pullman Palace car Ola Point 10
Cincinnati
900 2. ". From Cincinnati and Louisville,
daily.
Station. Broad street near seventeenth.
Jickct-onioe: Corner Tenth and Main ans
railway station. n w. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
j. I. HARAHAN. General Manager.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01
The WAY It's Done.

Logd ring AT the telephone "Hellol Who's
thereP is that The Herald officer Eyes. "
I'm Rev. Elijah Jehosephat" well, what
is itf' Please state in the religious notices
Of your Sunday issue that Rev. Elijah Je-
hosephat, OF the Ilallelujah church. will de-
liver sermon on the 'lniquity Of the Sunday
Newspaper, Sunday evening at 7;G0 Have
you got ilf' YES" Thanks True Flag
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

O'Schmidt-If you were multi-million
aire, what would you d9.with your wealth.
McWhirtle-ld build hospitals, Libraries
and relieve poverty wherever found IT,
Poor Woman-Please give poor widow a
penny, .irI My children are starving aud my
arm is broken, as you see.
McWhirtle-l can't help that; go away
I'll taks the same this time, Barney Detroit
Free Pres
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

Miss PAULINE HALL, alleged fayorite
singer Of the Casino, has succeeded In
getting her portrait on the illuminated
advertisement OF patent nerve cure, but
the expression on the face does not indi-
cate that the medicine is 30 magical as
the proclamation claims.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

IT is thought that the Field MARSHALL
of the Western wing of the Republican
party will ayenge the aiTlont he has rc-
ccived, and shrewd contemporary re-
marks that the rejection of his nomina-
ton was not so serious for the editor as
it will be for his chief baCker,
Senator Sherman 1t will strength
en- the well.de1ned belief in
Ohio that the Senator'S political star is
on rapid decline lie has bitter fight
on his hands with Foraker, and any in
jury to his political prestige is serious
injury. The Governor makes many
silly and foolish speeches, but it must
not be forgotten that he IS one Of the
shrewdtst politicians in the State.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

jackson lcolored-H ain't 80 neber read
dat in all de railroad accidents DO reah ca
am allus de- one dat am smashed up De wu'sti
Sawbones-Den why do.n dey leabo dc
reah ca oil de train Philadelphia Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

OUR rich neighbors south of the Cult
Of Mexico give US but little trade com
pared with what is our due
The imports of those American coun.
tries are worth an effort 10 secure. Last
wear they amounted to Sl5O,OO0,O0O OF
this amount Europe got $4OO,OO0,OOO the
Hons share. The United States are
heavy purchasers OF West India sugar
Brazilian coffee, and South American
hides. We should al least secure enough
of the South and Central American i'm
port trade to pay FOR the goods We buy
there
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ADVERTISING RATkS.
- I.-.-n - -. - .-..n

st'-Resdiug notices in reading matter type
cents per line Nonpareil. loaded. u cents
line.
- Wants. marriage and death notices. not
ecding eight lines. q cents each Insertion
Special contract rates furnished on q p
pioatlou.
Auction Sales, Legal Notices and Anuse-
m.nt Advertisements al per inch each In
serti0n.
u jrcted communications will not 10 re
turned.
Entered az the Richmond va postoffoe a
ccOuc class matter.
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PULLMAN CAR SERVICE


On Ir1Ins NOs. Il and . slIUUTUs IITT %
tween New York anl Tampa. 49,, lf A. sAlh
.0nyilCl. ON Trains Noe IA aro ~ sleeping
ears between Washlnstol anI Charleston
lni between Washington ana IIch lIIN On
Train 10. 3, .|ccp'uf-ctrs between New
YORK ana jacksonville. On .lwIn. Sos Int
3. -s'ccpiug-car- between New h0fa Hnd
Townsville. Ca. In addition fo fl- lD0ft.
rHENEW YORK ANDfLOMDA SPECIAL
consisting ~ vcstnulo Pullman tIr. .HY
leaves Richmond. soutn-hDunl. Hf f.r UH
Mondays. Meir esiay-. and lrliN.. Iui ..tt
Petersburg, uuffh-hUuui. af i.3 $3.50. II I..
lays. Thursdays and Saturdays. EkfIl itft
|. LllI--. III ms LIILu.
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hcmittancos should be made by drafts,
checks. postoiiice orders OF registered letter
PAYABLE 10
TIMSs PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

Train No. 90 connects daily at Keysyii,
Tor Chase cry. t.arksvlle, and OXFORD
Durham. Hende4s son and Raleigh con
nects a. Greensboro l0r Durham
Raleigh. salem. and Winston. aud an points q
North Carolina J., vision. Hf salisbury lOr Ash
lille H0t Springs and AL points lu hr-ter
Nortn Carolina. aud al Charlotte iDr g.. q
s. 4. 4.
Vmln no. 81 connects daily r. Greens
zorro for salem Winston. Raleigh. Dulis
loro' snd MOrelosd city 40 Salisbury i9.
Ashc}llle. Hot sprlnsa. and el points %
Western North Carolina, Hf Charlotte via
'narl0tte. Columbia and Augusta railroad fol
'ommh.t. Augusta, Aiken. lDWIest. n, ot-c
iah. IhomabFiic. Ca, IaekeUnfI ..r nut rtl"I
Florida points also Uitl Carolina Jenfia
alirol1 Tor Wilmington.
Trains from Toe South arsiTo AT hichnon'
l5a.m. end 1880 p.n.
+AMBLIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
gave Richmond ...... ............-... p pm
krI.ye ilenmlnd. .......... .....-..-. ~ lu
GLOVER ACCOMNODAIipN.
Leave Richmond. ............ ...... ... hll u.m
Arrive Manchester ............ ........ b.np pm
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DlCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND rOIuMAC RAILROAD. Schedule
.0mmencire fEbRDAhi 20 h. ls.f -tsli'rn.
fanaer1 uue.
81 Gm. leaves hyrd-su station dalr. sfDra
ouIY at Ashland iuu.E.u. NI'i1fi,
sud Frederick ..N..t t4
Washington Hui hUH lU...
1 W am. leaFei Byrd slutet tIai. rHl.Y. csc
Ctpt sunday. sleeper Poo .I.r.iII .
s. p m. ir.ffs alfd. aifsUi ss..t u..1
A. .rulr O. New York.
'0 am. arrifes nt byrdolreef station uNly
Sleeper from NV i.I..
!3i pm. aruses et Byrl SINE, uuon ttr,
Stops ai Fred -i' t.i.fH. ..INi'. aIi
Junction. sleeper ilnm a-uIN.INn
Hul Sew YORK.
iii pm. arrives 80 il OF street 7f"-0n flr.
eXcen' sunday. Sleeper irlm Na.H-
lugOn.
The Sew forA and Florida snDc.U. 0oas.
irB OF NtftInllr Pullman Dfl.. I.I.N. NfIN
street sIaIHI af Dbl hlI 600 tlur-.I0It. iIu. '-
IHN-. Hul saturdays. ana arrives ...l moi.
Monday Wednesdays, and Friday. TITS
truu make, up lo.al stops. Hni et..t lair "a
charged. iIrsi north nIuul trtl leaves
Inur,lly, lVIn infsni
AenLANDTRAfNs.
dairy fHCfrr HIfut1t
iaD pa. accommodation. .asa -Irt.alr, g
station Hirlft4 al Ashland At +. I...
5oi pm. leaves hlla. arug.s 40 lisri 80
0.- Pa.
SAB am. accommodation. arrives af nYrf.
h.l0-t siauon, raves Asa.s4 nt i.,i
sos pm. a-.Ie,s 81 Elba leaves Ashland Is
C.AIsYLOR. General These. Ascot
=. II. u. MYaRs. general aloerint, teui.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

The man about town o, New York
paper SAYS that tie solthern element is
becoming more and more prominent in
Wall street met the other day the
two bri. lat and active young Southernel 5
who comp sc the banking firm Of More
head Il Ogden. They are men OF means
and ability. and represent what is most
priced in the South, character and line
age.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAMAKER
says that he intends to run the depart.
ment on the principle Of combining pol.
itlcs and business
He ran the canvass on that idea very
successfully, and as canyassing states
man was Il success To the amount OF
100000
1t has been said by ribald critics that
this same combination Of politics and
business won Mr. Wanamaker his place
The expenditure of the government s
money, however, is different matter,
aud the POstmaster-General explains that
he means in the distribution OF appoint
ments to favor those applicants, who are
business men as well as political workers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

lis an article just written Senator
Allison, Of Iowa, discusses the question
Of an extra session Of Congress to con
slider the great subject Of reduction Of
the tariff
Mr. Allison believes that for pensions
the deficiency during next year will ex-
coed the sS,0OO.0O0 deficiency fund ap-
propriated this year, in addition 10 the
Ssl 100000 included in the regular ap-
propriations, and he locks for similar
growth In the demands upon the Treasury
from the development Of the Postoflice
Department to meet the constantly IN
creasing needs Of the country.
Nevertheless, he thinks that there
should be scaling down OF the tariff
duties TO the revenue basis
But he says that this can be done on
the line prescribed by the Republican
Tariff BILL known as the Senate bin.
But we fail to see how such thing is
possible, for the principles are antago-
nistic
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-01

II would have been vastly more credi
table TO the Senators who opposed Mr.
Halstead if they had remembered that
they were called upon only TO consider
him AZ proposed foreign Minister in
volying only his character and fitness
for the responsible Office. The Senate
was not designed TO be a tribunal for the
trial Of real OF imaginary inhrmities or
oiienscs OF men in the past. and espe-
cially in the often sharp and ever-vary-
Ing conflicts Of politics; but that is just
what the Senate assumed 10 DO in the
case Of Mr. Halstead.-Erchange
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= +AMbLIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
YOEsA RIVER EtNg
Daily cKocpt sunday

DHlIF except nNANNf
The FavOrito Route ~ faIUmQl
The steamers of. thia iIno gr0 models 0i
beauty, elegance, aga comfort
fieaya Richmond
1870 and "A. N pui.
Arrive baltimore fLeave Baltimore
SD am pun.
Arrive Richmond '9.2l ana flO.iUa.m.
Fare hcnm0 un fO baitIuUlt. rirst ct ass,
H.; second Glass. sl5.
The York River Line affords superior All
vantages % business uen ll enabling incm o.
leave Richmond near the close oi tlr tHy'1
transactions. and arrive 40 Baltimore early
next morning after having enjoyed delight.
tai nights rest, free from the dust ana noise OF
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond l2ld ~. depot, - toa.m
Arrive Richmond, - ~ pm
'Daly. fDany except sunday.
Depot and ucketoMce FOO. Of Virginia
street up town Office, corner Tenth and Mar
streets.
PEYTON RANDOLPH Jas. l.. TAYLOf
Gene. al MANAGER. Con. Pass'r Agent
SOL. HAAS, JOS. d. POTTS,
-Trafhc MANAGE. Div. Pass'f Agent
aols Mchmond Va.
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pIEDMONT AIRLINE

4
RICHMOND DANYiLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO
Thu cVt1h.
PULLMAN sLEEPER~ ON Al MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB'Y. %. iss9.
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DICHMOND AND ALLE0HANl
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ~ EFFkCr
JANUARY 2lrH. la55
ONLY LiNE kCrNtHd SOLID Trains BE.
4wtfb A. uDND AsD LYsCIBUH8.

ftNorE.-Nos I and run daily DefWe4
Richmond and CllrfOn Forge. and daily etlcl
sunday between Balcony Falls aud Le1lul
ton.
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An Even Thing.

lrate Father-Young man, am amazed,
asIounded, SIR, that you should seek to marry
my daughter on 50 short an acquaintance
You are almost a stranger 10 her
The Young MAXWELL, she don't take any
moro chances than | do. She's almost a
stranger 70 ME, too.-Philadelphia Record.
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TRAINS NORTBwARl
'Dsily. fDaily Except SUNDAY
S1OpplNn pLANEn

Nos ~. and ~ make no stops 80. n
Stops only ON slFlal at Chester 80. p
60 Us ON sigma. at Ceufraiil. $50. 81 stops
onIy on signal az Chester teufUIH snd
Manchester SO. lJ stops on sisua 90 900
regular stations. ana also az Temple, Rld
Port Nalthall. Nos. t3 s.. a. 3t ana 10.
sill stop 40 All stations Tor passsng p.
PULLMAN CAR sFRYICE