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Workmen's advocate., 1889-06-15

NOTE The following were nominated but declined to serve: T. J. Morgan and Jens l., Christenseu of Chicago; w. l., Rosenberg, Alexander Jonas, <. E, Sheyitch and ]. F. Busche, of New York; A. Ilelner of St. Louis. Mir Lucien Sanal was nominated but is not a member of the Party. Gronlund Grottkau and II, Walter were nominated, but no answer has been received as to their membership or vii lingues> Garside was nominated but has been suspended by the Executive,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04
OUR BiBT7S BOOK.,

Lee and Shepard. Boston, have issued
his beautiful little book. elegantly printed
- heavy bristol boards. in color- AMI gold,
with original designs, fastened with ribbons
md silvered chains, neatly boxed. II Is
. convenient and beautiful repository for
he bsby's history; the date of birth, place
# birth, weight At different periods, first
,oib, fr.t picture, aud most uniquely OF all,
the record Of baby's wise sayings aud do
rgs" Any grown up baby who could
,tve such record written in mothers own
and-writing would prize it n among the
most valued of possessions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04
POEYR y.
WHIrE CRTsIyrHEMUMS.

Born of the clouds and darkness.
Ofthe irp-tS and.eirly SNOW;
When the summer blnoms are iiided,
The beautiful Chri-i-il ,pers bow.
All throu 10 hrhu iils SIriug-tme,
Nli thru1-li the SUMMER henl.
~ ihrnlgh the autumn glory
rhev hi.ie the. hl"--nuS sweet
liuT wien the earth j. lonely
AID the hift,-r north winds blow.
With a smile of 'hee- tor th- dear old year.
The Chri-tm Is blossoms blow
Sweet as The dream Of summer
White aS the drifting snow.
When our hearts are iillei with grieving,
The beautiful Clri,t-h 'wcr- blow
Nni the nth win s wi1ins
Opens their secret heart;
slender thev grow. and stately
Guar linz their life apirt.
Bir whe the etrtl T., drearv,
Anlhstvy cln li.hins lpv.
With their tender cheer tpr thr " ~ worn yea
The Christmas blossoms blow.
Sweetest of m cins,ler-.
FaireSt nj 4 iwrrs fhlt grow
When hope, aud Il ,wer. hivr faded,
The % .tltifll Cnr St-h 'gtr, hl1y.
Ri.hi In the ruitase wiuinw.
weol in the dIrkenei r'oW
Fair in the sh ,rtenel sunlight
Cheering the husky gInnm
Oh when nur hearts ar lpnely,
And cloud, nf care hang lhw
WHIST blessed cheer lor on iving year
The Christmas blossoms blow
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04
offered His Uncle

Perhaps there are no new motifs or
principles of humor, only new applica-
ions And We are amused when they
IRE applied to characters well known.
During the war, at a time of great de-
'ression. il is sail that n publ c meeting
sas called in Oacila county, \. Y. for
he purpose of stimulating the war spirit.
# WIS matter of notoriety at the time
hat there was a decided political disa-
reement between Roscoe Conkling and
is nephew. Morris Miller, and that they
warmly opposed each others views and
measures.
The meeting was very fervent one,
und in tn course Of it great enthusiasm
vas aroused for the more vigorous prose
.nlion of the war. The speakers WED
With each other in their devotion and per-
onal self sacrifice. One speaker offered
% contribute Il large sum Of money. an
her aud another offered an increased
mount. An aged man arose and wilha
,raken voice declared that he had no
Money to give. bat that he hail young
IN whom he would dedicate TO the SER
ice of his country. Another father arose
md with tears in his eyes pledged the
.ame sacrifice.
The enthusiasm was at lis height and
he house was carried away by the spirit
# self.surrender. when Mr.. Miller arose
aud elpqneutly expressed his devotion to
he cause.
II have" he sail in thrilling tones,
no money TO give, but offer TO my
oun,ry my uncle. Roscoe Conklng."
there was dead silence for moment and
hcn suppressed laughter and then roar
hat shook the house. Business was re-
,umed, the speaking went on, other
,ledses were made, but every now and
hen somebody would break out in tit
er: "He Offers his uncle. Roscoe Conk
ing" and the fancy would tickle some
,oly else. until the whole house was con-
yulsed again and again with merrment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

Prisoner" .aid the judge have you
nything 10 say before the sentence of the
ourt j. passed upon You" Il have, your
ipnor" Turning TO Lis lawyer You
lex fingered, smooth jawed puddin head a!
IA bily-be dad slammed bunk Of soap fat
f'u said you could clear me for s2j. and
pok your money in advance. You bain't
sot sense enough 10 be assistant jauitor 10 a
.orn crib, you don't know as much law as
rexa. horned frog. and you haven't the
m ,ral principle Of blind owl. Go ahead,
Judge"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

There Is Il man living in Hartford.
Conn, who deserves the prize for absent
nu drlucss. a few ia, ago he was has
ing his boots bIacked by an Italian stree
boot lack. Just as the job wa. fuishe'
AMI the gentleman had picked out 3
nickle from his purse, an acquaintance
stepped mp and began talking. The frs
Gentleman absent mindelly put the nickl'
m hi, pocket and gave the purse to ii.
b,olblack. who seized il and disappeared
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04
VIRGINIA. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER A. 1889

two. You had better always keep an Ole
coat for housewear. There is no need t,
wear out good cl ihes in your boarding
house or wifes sitting room.
Il have little respect for man VIII
dawdles twelfth of his lie away in
barber shop waiting his lurn. Many me
say they can never learn 10 shave them
selves. used to think 50. Now have
shaved Tor years. and can tell YOU thcr
Is no secret about it. 1t is wholly ma :
ter Of practice, and the only thing to de
is 10 get goad razers and Il good strop.
and shave and shave until YOU know how
both how to handle and how to keep :
razor.
"Your face and hands must look we
or your good clothes are thrown away o
YOU. Every nighi rnb little cold crean
on your face. Rub il in well and the
wipe il off the ,kin without wiping it ou
of the skin When YOU wash Your hand
soap them well and then put a teaspoon
mi OF corn meal in the palm of one han
aad rub both hands together hacks al
fronts. And lie who follows it never vi
have chapprd or rough hands.
"If your hair is thin, or even if IT j
not, Away, brush it well. There is u
hair restorative Ike a slifl brush vigor
ou-ly applied. Just SO with your body
Ncve mind about too much bathing
but give yourself constant and hard rul
biug with body brush or rough tow
every night and every morning. 1t WI
make Il young man Of AN old one
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

rexas editor having charged that the
father Of a rival editor had been in the pen
teniiary, wa. notified that he must retract
pr die. lie relracted a. follows "We 6nd
that we were mistaken in our statement last
week that The Bpgle editors sire had been
~ the peniteniiary. The efforts Of bis
friends to have bis sentence commuted TO
imprisonment for life failed, aud he was
.ged."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04
Charlc, Dickens ,ail hat "Ihc fir-

Charles Dickens ,aii that the tir-i
external revelation Of the dry rot in mar
is a tendency to turk and lounge; to b.
at the street corners without Intelligent
reaSon-; To be going anywhere when met
To- b. ab)lt many places rather than any;
t. u,,hils tllg.ble, blt u have inien
ion Of p p.riprmiug nnmb3r Of tangible
luties 60 morrow or the day after.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

You can tell pretty well how girl feels
10 ward You by the way she takes your
am. II she doesn't care a cent you know
it by the Indifference OF her muscles. If
sle has a great confidence in you the pres
sure tell, il; aud friendship is as distinct
fro love in that M ie Of expression as
ia words or looks \ woman can take
ths arm Of a fellow she likes very much
with perfect c)m'ort, even if she is six
ieet high and he is four. Bate even if the
two are just mat hel, she can make him
eel dislain, clntempt. discomfort, dislike,
anything she likes, by the way she does
lot hold on to him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

OBEDIENT BoY.-"Mamma, may ]
,peak ?" You know that you must not
talk at table" May | not LAY just one
thing?7 mo, nay boy. When papa
has read his paper you may sPak.
Papa reads through his paper and say
kiudIy)-"Now, child, what is IT, 81
only wanted to say that the water pipe in
the bath room bad burst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04
PeonIe Errrl,chere

'nnfrm our staten nt when we say tn.
Ncker', English Remedy i IN every wa.
uperior 10 any and all other prepar lion
Tor the Throat aud Lungs In w 'oopin-
Cough aud Group il is magic and relieves
,nce. We offer YOU sample bottle ire'
Remember. this Remedy is Sold on a posi-
tive guarantee. Sold by G. Frank Jones {
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

We have . speedy and po.itive Cure for
Ca,,rrb Dipbfheria. Canker Mouth. and
Had Ache. IN SHILOH'S CAfARRH
REMEDY. 4 Na-al Injector free wlih
each bottle U-e it II yOn desire health
and sweet breath Price 30 cents. Sold
5y c. FRAEz Joss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04
caution IN lfoihers.

Everg mother j. cautioned against giving
1er child audanum or Pnreeorlc; II create
~ unnatural craving tor -timulant- which
kill. the mind or the child Acker's Baby
>oother is specially prepared to benrf
children and cure their pain. II is harm
less and contains no Opium OF Morphine.
Spld los e. Frank Jones K Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04
PimplcS on me face

Denote an impure state of The blood an
re- booked upon hv many With susplci"i'
Ackrr'- Blood Ehxir will rem"ve all nn
Duritics and leave he complexion -inpoi
nd @ elr. There is nothing that will 70
-onroughy builup The constitution. purln
md strengthen lhc whole system Sold an'
Guaranteed by c Frank Jones * Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

The founder Of the famous University in
Batimorr hat bears lis name. Johns Hop
kin-, entered that city at the age Of nine
teen with 62l cents in bis pocket, and died
worth 8 0OO.OOO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04
Braddock ~istiIIery,
CUN0gRIlND- M1nYIAND.

Cumberland. Md August a. lSsS.
Having been under assignment ~ United
States ~ rrkeepcrs and Iau-cr- ai the brai-
q ck disrillrrv ul Jlmrs lark while in ulrr-
tou. we hereby ceriiy that in fhe manuilc-
turr of the Brad. lock Pure Rye Whi>kry only
rye aud barley malt are u-ed. Hesrr'tiuiiy.
7. II . EooR
IoHN II lOUNG,
=. lILLIs
L. $. S,orekccpers aud GaugerS,
Cumberland Md Aug. IS 1853.
J1n.c 0i1ikd TO-. DiaiNcS. dc. Clm,terttnd -
G-NrLENEy- For several years past we have
usr.i your wbi,keys in our practice to the eX-
cIu,i0u ofal. others Repeat ed trials of v"ur
Mailed Ryeau Barley Malt Whi>kys have
convinced MS that they are the purest uud most
uniformly reliable gpo'l> that We can mud Tor
our sick Yours iruiv,
1Hos w. lIEALY VI D.
". w WILEY VI u.
H. A X +. CARR, NJ. D.
c. II. OHE VI. -.
Or + X G1lj.bor0ueh wc'l-knowu ply
siciau uf Washington. ID c., whites:
Oaklaud. Md August a. tSSS.
Nlos Jane. Ctuk G o.. uabcdUd Rd;
Gcutlrm-u-l take pleasure in -ayjue HAT
regard vuur Brdd"cb Whi-kcy as % hnc and
cxccllcit article and checruIy recommend II
for med ciu,i use.
Very truly yours,
e u GoLQsDoEoUou NJ. D.
Winchester. va AUg. TO- lSSs.
Jra.s Ctrta d. fa.. Cumb4i1ad ld
dear ~ir,-l have frequently used m nay
praetive i,rc Your Bwddock Pure Rye and
BARLEY Malt Wh>kcys I believe them G." be
perfcth pure an, lcc from ali aduItcutious.
Yours truly W. l.. NtHuIHLr NJ. j.
July is. lNs9 Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

nFFERS to the people of jefferson County
- Insurance In % safe Company az theactua
.1,l uf insurance. which is much cheaper than
.le rates usually charged and keeps Tine money
10 home Good risks from responsible parties
tre uvitcd.
Executive Committee meets every Friday.
DBEcroRs-Jos Trapuell- Henry B. pavcn-
,.,r. CsrIiud Hurst. john " Rider. W. H.
+ Levi, a. Preston Chew VIM. l. Wilson.
Eu.ene Baker. S. ". Washington. H. J.. snyder
charles D. Wilson, john III. little, Jacob ;.
Melvin. o. g. " Herr. .saac ID Striter
CUL. r. P. CHEW.
q. DANENPOltT......................Ircasurrr.
ENlcCrlyE CoNNurEE-J. g. iiursr, Wm.
&. l. Lewis, Eugene Baker Isaac ii. srider,
E. T. Chew. = ~. Washngtou
LuChL AGENTS -MidJewuy-J. g. Shirley;
Harl,cr'- Ferry-Chas. T.. Trail shepherds
,uNu-J. $. Fleming, nuheid>-C. l. Raruuurt.
tHur.c,,lvu-W Washington N Alexander
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

In one sense tie mooa was iargely res
ann ibe frr the recent very destructive
oceau tide; bu', on tie her hand, she
was mol responsible, As she WAS just as full
A. she could be at the time
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

It Is .aid Mr.. L4ngtry claims that she
keeps her face clean and white by frequent
applications Of uncooked veal to her cheeks.
rhi- strikes Us as being rather rough on
Fred GebharGt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

a Chicago paper says the danger line Is
passed A. regards the corn crop. Not stall.
The danger lire viii only be reached when
the corn il manufactured into whisky.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

PRoyERBs.-Count your very minutes
let no time slip you. Pamper not tie
body; youth wants a bride, nota spur
\ fne coat i, but a livery, when the per
son who wears il discovers no higher sens
than that OF lootman. Shun or breal
off all disputes with interiors, lest the,
lose heir respect fir you. Never revea
thy secrets To ANY, except it be as mucl
their interest to seep them as it is you's
that they should be kept We seldom.
repent talking too little, but very offer
of talking too much.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

lHll YOU heed ,Ac warning. The -ign
p,rmp, ni lnc ,ute appro ch %. that moi
trrr,u,r disease. Consumption Ask yoai
selves il y can aiIpri i'r the sake OF -a'
ing 90 cents, 20 run the risk aud do noihn
for H. lN. know from experience thn
Smloh's Cure wiil Cure your Cough. !
never fails Thi, explains why more tha
Million Bottles were sold the pa-t yen'
Il relieves Group and Whoopng Cough q
,ncc. Mother dp not br without IL Fo
Lamp Back, sid or Chest. u-e Sliloh'
P,rou- Plaster. Sold by G. FRASK JOKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04
1@ ssOwgs NOV sJ7TeRs

Guns Indigestion. BiliOusness. Dyspepsia. MaiS
rla. Nervousness aud General Debility. Phys-
clans rccOmmcni Il. All dealers sell it. Genuine
hastTade marx and creased red lines onwrappeF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

z,'-- Wcakiefa lt-l.i. IEl.g- g-sii0a and
BllYusneSs take
BROWNS IRDS BrTTERs.
II cures quickly, FOR sale " eil dealers ir
r1ei1znA Ga tho gsnriDe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04
NOTICE
10
USERS OF TIN PLATE.

we don't use small tin and
want everybody TO know it
The reason why we don't is
that if you have small tin put
on yourroofthe more seams you
will have and the more leaks
will be in your root. Call on
us and we will prove 10 you
that large tin is the best to put
ON your roof 1t will pay you
to look around. You will not
only save time but money by
calling on
EARNSHAW * DOOLEY
Apr. Is. IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

L.te Superintendent of E,rair of Public
buildings
Caar.,-.arn. TeG,r, County We,, Nirginii.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-04

sEA~. uIIr.. B.iI- Handy Paper lrt
.-. Iur-..c. ou-h lor fcn N teucu
tr..,H rapcr boo -a'.r-s 17c-s.
I.. ia.cr 30.
r..I...- 3D.
Statements 80
E.na- receipts. Bnol, lcIu,
Call aat clluuue theta.
naiu- t. rac reduction ut uaA uu Quuiuc
..u. ..r ... r.reH.H Ht rac indicled. We oi.cr lnt
..... I. $500 u...l.
lU.t... .-ui .|| tae poruIar patent ncdr
c.U.e t.-n keep al. -eH.o. En. >>,V -uppucs.
GEO o. LIGHT.
t-a.l.. .--.
NIluuT SsASNN Hymu--I. % 8. sads.
..,rH0OL -UprlIES-l have just received
- t,I... .f >olau. ~.rpir Lead Pencils
~,- Pencils. Pens anal PEN Holders tompo-
-uiHa t..N-.
DlofJts fr.me,-p perfectly lovely CORES
l ..ni,-.c ts,-ls-'' Daisies Playing ani>
l-.r Ed U.,.. tl -5crs.. Noum.u@ Paper and Eu-
te.I..-
VACUUM OIL for Harness, Dlroouc Acid.
ue-. ucr bottles iusec. Powders. sd c--.
n.-tae very he-, Hog Povdcr~ 80 cis ib.-
S.I GEO T LIGHT
o. ff I--f DRUGGIST
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

Mr.. c. W. Antrim, the senior member
Of the firm OF Antrim * Sons, of this
city, died yesterday afternoon at his resi-
dence on Marshall street. The deceased
was sixty-three years old, and had been
engaged in the Wholesale commission
business in Richmond for about fifteen
years. and was also member of the
Tobacco Exchange He was of family
of merchants essfs ]. Z. Antrim. OF
Charlotte. and I. II. Antrim, of Naynes'
horO. were his brothers. Mr.. Antrim
was twice married. and was n widowef
at the time Of his death. lie leaves three
sons and a daughter
he deceased was much respected lol
direct honest, upright conduct, and
was an exceedingly popular gentleman
His death is regarded by all who knew
him as an irrcparable loss to the com
munify For many years he has been
connected with the Methodist Church
The funeral will take place from Broad
street Methodist Church at O'Clock this
evening, thence to Hollywood, where
the remains will be inferred
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
COMMUNICATED !


IL to Hdtso' n the Times
have been somewhat Interested OF
late in the articles appearing in your
columns over the signatures democratic
Worker" Democratic Voter" and
"Anti-Coupon
The position OF these writers briefly
stated, seems thus.
democratic Worker is taxpayer
who rendered coupons and was sued by
the State Upon the trial democratic
Worker" felt aggrieyed al the rulings Of
the lower court and he or others in the
same boat appealed to the United States
supreme Court TO determine the rights
OF the controversy. democratic
Worker" then petitioned the appellate
court 10 hear and settle the rights in
yOlyed The State resisted The motion,
and. pending the trial by the appellate
court, sues Democratic Worker ia the
original lower court 20 recover a second
judgment for the same debt
"DemOcraiic Worker complains of
this a. persecution. and adds that his
protest 10 the trial Of second suit Ia ad-
vance OF appellate court hearing the
INST suit - httoNfttA " tHt h,'tt ohtt VI
those high in authority that il he viii
promise not 10 use coupons any more, he
will be- forgiven, otherwise they will CON
tinue To sue and pile up costs on him In
definitely
democratic Voter" Is one who does
not pay his taxes in coupons, but his
sense Of common Justice fOrbids his en-
dorsing the administration, and his love
and devotion 10 his party brings forth
the cry, Beware, danger Is ahead ID
"Anti-Coupon' replies to each OF these
writers, he Is so blinded By his love for
the present administration that he fails
to see any wrongs that democratic
Worker can justly complain Of and 10
the warning OF Democratic Voter that
breakers are ahead, he lntimates that
Mr.. William l.. Royal has threatened to
overthrow the party which maintains
the present policy.
"Anti-Coupon' fears no such results,
but admits there will be loss, and esti-
mates ii TO be less than one hundred.
With all due respect to "Anti.Cou-
pom" his reasoning seems as erroneous
as the policy he defends; and since read
ing the rejoinder of Democratic Voter,
in your issue OF 18th, | conclude the
policy he defends calls 10 mind the lines
Of Burns
%, wad some power the glfte gle us
10 see ourselves a. others sec US
Trnppry
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
LOCAL OfkS.

DR.. Jacob Michaux 10 quite sick al hi,
residence, No. los north Seventh street
Rev. Jabez Hall is still in the city, anC
will preach tonight at Seyenth-streei
Christian Church.
The revival services at the severa
Baptist churches in the city closed lasl
night to be continued at the Armory.
Professor II. H. Harris and DR.. c. II
Ryland have returned from Philadel
phia, where they have been attending tc
business pertaining 10 the College
The Hon. II. W. Wilson, member OF
Congress of West Virginia, is 10 deliver
the address to the graduating class of the
Medical College of Virginia at the Rich
mond Theatre April LIST, Al 5 L. M.
Mr. A. Leonard, OF Richmond, held
one-,enth of ticket No. 1920 which
drew the capital prizs OF $500 900 In the
February drawing OF the Louisiana Lot
terry. Thirty thousand dollars was the
amount paid him.
Messrs. Allen x Ginter are In receipt
of a telegram announcing the safe arrival
OF MI Randolph Boiling In San Fran
cisco, who has travelled around the
world for them, and whose return 10
this city next Wednesday, after an alb
sence Of over twelve months, will be
glad news 10 his many friends.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
MANCHESTER.


The will of Mrs Margaret Fitzgerald,
who died recently, was admitted 10 pro-
bate in the Hastings Court yesterday.
All of her property is left to her daughter,
Miss Annie Fitzgerald The estate j.
valued at several thousand dollars.
SIR. Joseph LaPrade, surveyor OF
Chesterfield county, was in the city yes
terday
Work at the brick yards will be ac-
lively begun about the 10Th Of April.
The interest in the revival services AT
the Central Church is undated.
The Manchester LeQdef of yesterday
says "The fact that the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company are advertising for bids To
erect a railroad bridge across the river a
mile or so above Belle Isle, has led many
persons to believe that the company
will locate their new shops on this side
of the river. The point most talked
about is in the vicinity OF CRYSTAL
Spring, two miles below Manchester, on
The line of the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad The building Of this
bridge and the connection track will do
Manchester much good.