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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
MARION.
O'Ferrall Meets Hubbard in Joint Discus

StOE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
MARION, Va. October %, 1889.
Yesterday was court-day, and the re-
spective parties were out in full force to
hear their speakers upon the lsues of the
day. One half of the voting population
Of the county was upon tie cOurt-green.
Such q crowd of voters has not been here
since the barbecue given in honor OF our
gallant Governor IL 1883.
Hon. Charles 4. O'FcGrall was the cham
pion Of the Democracy, and Mr.. Hubbard,
Of Buckingham, was the representative Of
Malone. The day was far and auspl-
cious. warm and pleasant. After an agree
ment for a Joint discussion had been per-
fected stand WAS erected upon the court
green and the discussion gan.
Colonel OFcrrall led of IL q speech Of
one hour. Mr. Hubbard followed in a
speech Of one hour and a quarter; then q
reioinder by the former, three quarters OF
an hour, and conclusion by the latter IN
thirty minutes An Indictment DrlstlIng
with counts WIS preferred against General
Malone IN the strongest terms and sustain
cd bv ample proofs. Charge dlter charge
was made and Colonel Hubbard was asked
to answer them, If he could, but he was
unequal 10 tho task, and the verdict OF tie
people will be- qHiiY guby gatg.
Your correspondent has heard many po-
litical debates. but mono more eloquent
and logical than that Of Colonel OFcr-
rails on yesterday.
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Alexandria Notes.
rspec!al Telegram TO tho Dispatch.l

ALEXANDRIA. October GA California
conference.-the. y. ID. advertised
some time AGO for a wife. This advertise
ment led to a correspondence with Miss
Annie f. Young. Of this city, and Mr..
Heath came East and met Miss Young for
the first timo last week. and yesterday the
happy couple were made one in Grace
church
frank Hume. Esq, the Democratic can
didatc for the House of Delegate for Alex
andria city and county. has presented the
Young Mems Catholic Lyceum fair with
diamond pin.
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IangstOn's Friends.


PETRRsDuRG, Va, October 2i.-The
friends of John VI. Langston ZELDA largely
attended meeting at Ramsdell Hall to-
night. The committee appointed TO wait
upon the State Republican Executive
Committee and request that Largston be
invited to take part in the canvass report
ed through it's chairman, J. York Harris,
who said that Langston would not be in
vited by the State Committee to take part
in the canvass, and if they wanted him 10
speak the invitation would have to come
through the colored people of the Fourth
district. At present it is thought it would
be a good thing to bold a mass meeting of
the colored people and invite Langston 70
address them. The action of the state
Committee causes great dissatisfaction
amongst the colored people in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Colonel Is. Is. oIunford at Crewe.
Especial Telegram TO tho Dispatch.l

IoptIIuI ItItKIaIIl 10 NO UI7VFVVI'I
CREwE. Va. October 24-Despite the
short notice that was given the Democrats
turned out in full force 10 hear the address
of Colonel Is. b. Munford. His address
was an excellent one and Will be prolific of
much good. His logical and conservative
speech was much enjoyed, a. was evil
denced by the applause. Colonel Mum
ford showed up the shortcomings Of the
Republican party of the past in their use
less expenditure Of money. He closed his
remarks by appealing to the patriotism of
the people, urging them TO come out and
by their votes save the State from the cor
rupt administration which would follow
should Malone gam control Of affairs.
Count Crewe as among the Democratic
towns of our State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
AUCTION sALEs-vasurs nays.
ByJ. Thompson Brown d Co,
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioresrs,
iif3 eaat Main street.


CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
> or HOUSE AND LOT on ST. JAMks
STREET NEAR HILL STREET AND OF A VA
CANT LOT ADJACENT THHRETO.-By virtue
OF adecree OF the Chancery Court oi tho city OF
Richmond, sntered October ~, 1857. IN tne cause
OF Moore rs Robiuson's administrator and ais.
the undersigned, special commissioners thoreby
appointed, will Oifer tor sale nj public auction,
upon tho premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1888. AT $50 p. W.,
First. All that CERTAIN LOT, PIECE, OR
PARCEL or LAND, with all the improvements
thereon. beginning NJ n point ,voniy- wO foet
eight inches south Of the intersection Of the west
limo OF ~ James street with he south line 81
Hnl street. thence extending sOuthTardly along
the said wost line Of ST. James street aud fr7nt-
ing thereon forty.sev0n feof four Inches. thence
extending back is3 tect more or less, snd having
q width IN the rear Of tFenty leo, moro or less.
second. Nj that CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL
OF LAND adjoining ana Immediately south 81
the ahove-decrood property, fronting on no
west llue Of So James street forty-two foet ard
running back i2} feet and having a width IA
rear Of iorty-,wo feet, more or less
TERMS or SALg: Ono fourth o. the purchase
money In cash and the balance In three equal
instruments NJ six, twelve. aud eighteen months,
with interest added n g per cent per snnum
from the day Of sale. evidenced Dy tho ncgoiiH-
bic notes Of the purchasers, aud the titles o. %
retained uutil the .purchase-mOney Ia paid ~
tull and n conveyance ordered by the Court.
GEORGE T.. CHRISTIAN,
CHARLES &. WILLIAMS.
4. r.. NASH.
JAMES LYONS,
Special Commissioner
MOORE. &C, PLAISTIrF. AGAINST RoBINsoN's
ADMINISTRATION AND AIS. DEPpNDANTs--iH
ruE CukSCgBY COURr on TIE CITY or Rich
AoND.
!, Charles W. Goddin. ciork o; said court, cor
tliy that the bond required ~ The spocia. CONE
missiouers by tho decree IN sail cause Oh ctt3-
Der ~, 1880, has boon 1uiy given.
Given uuder my hand this 23d day % Oct0-
Der, 1850 CHARLES ". GODDlN.
DC u llOrk.
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FROM OVER THE BORDER.
North Carolina Notes Gathered at Dan
vile.

Vile.
Especial telegram to the Di,patchl
DAxvrrrs, Va, October 2i.--Many road
ers ~ the DiSpd,cA will bc panied 10 hear
OF tho death at Leakesville, n. c.. OF Miss
Annie T.. Johns. She was the author OF
Coolamee and other works and lady of
culture. During tho war she devoted
much of her time to nursing Confederate
soldiers and was an angel OF mercy. She
was a beautiful Christian character and
devoted her life 10 good works. She was q
daughter of tho late DIR. A. Il. Johns, and
was about sixty years old. The funeral
took place day at Leakesvile.
RcidsyilIe, N. c.. has Just had regular
Sam Jones shaking up. 4 young man
named Bill Fife, who until lately was n
pretty tough character, was recently con-
vorted under the Evangelist Pearson at
Wilmington. He returned TO Reidsville
and began to preach. At first little attcn-
ton was paid 70 him. but he soon began TO
make an impression and all the churches
in town rallied to his support meeting
has iust concluded with three hundred
conversions. including many of the most
prominent citizens. Fife is uneducated,
but is said 10 be- a powerful speaker. iull
Of magnetism, and almost az original as
Sam Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

police 20 arrest him, and being warned TO
stop his fuss and refusing Officer Crigler
caught him in the collar. The man resist
ed. and in the scufile the negro was thrown
10 the ground, sustaining bad fracture OF
the leg. Only recently his leg was broken
by fall.
Mrs Frances Poindextcr is Just alive to-
nirhi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
LEXINGTON MATTERS.
Pranks of the Cadets--A Street Trouble.
Especial telegram to the DispstchI

Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l
LEXINGTON. Va, October 4.--Some time
during Wednesday night party of cadets
OF the Virginia Military Institute ran u
piece Of ordnance down into the rayine
just back Of the barracks, and tumhled
over the sentry box that sits on tine parapet
IN front Of the main building. This was
intended by the boys no doubt as piece
Of pleasantly. At guard-mount this morn
ing Commander Shipp was in dead earnest
when he ordered the boys 10 haul into po-
sition the cannon they had run into the
hole and 10 replace the sentry-box. These
pranks may cause those engaged in them
the disgrace oil being expelled If they are
detected.
A difficulty occurred on Main street this
evening between a party Of young men,
aud Cor time il looked as il serious tr0u-
BILE would result, but the police finally en-
forced order. few minutes after the first
trouble occurred Galley Logan made his
boasts that itwouid take half dozen such
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NYcst Point shining.

Special telegram TO the Dlspatch.l
Wrsr POINT, VA. October 2i.-The
Rhosina has lust finished loading. She
took ) 4g9 bales Of cotton here and 2l2 cat
tie. She had on 900 bales of cotton when
She came here from Norfolk.
The Oxford came in this afternoon. She
has nothing ON but about thirty hoSsheads
of tobacco and little wood.
The receipts of cotton to-day were 4,l64
haiee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

BY Frank ID. Hill a Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucaoneers,
No. 6 north Eleventh street

rv,UREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
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leave Arrive
No. Riclm.1L PefHrf1 fr-.
DAILY tp4.ly except raaa'r

N0s. Il anil - make nD 7t1rN so % 'nps
eignal 81 OeutralfA Nu. .- stops only Oh signal
az Chester. toutrallA ali Ha-rl"ste. sos
D. AMI rs -t1p O1 sis4a'sA. 1.i stations ''t ..
3}, % 81 g. 81 % snl 80 Wal stop at al s.'tl q
To- passenger.
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
Appointments to speak-Mr. Massey.
fSneciai toiegrauu 10 the Dispatcnl

ALEXANDRIA, October Y.-1he State Exc
cutve Committee tonight made the iOl-
lowing appointments for addresses:
MADE HAsKISs, ESQ.
Centreville, Goochland county, Satur-
day, November I'd.
Manakin, Goochland county, November
Cd (night.
Hon. John f. Massey tonight took train
onaflving trip to Pulaski City. where he will
meet Hon Frank Blair, of New Hampshire,
in Joint discussion tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
By Sutton s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc.i0ueers.
1913 Main street.
-CTION SALE ADMINISTRATIVE

A UCTION SALE OLA DESIRABLE
"A NEW TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING,
No !0Os CHAFFIN STREET, BET WEEN kESER-
YOIK AND BEECH STREETS AT toe geIues.
OF the owner We shall sell az public auction, upoa
lhs premises, on
MONDAY. ocroBEs ., 1889,
at4X O'Clock p. NJ, the new TWO-STOkY FRAME
DWELLING located as above, containing seven
rooms. city water, culyert connections, &C. The
lot fronts % feet on tho north SIDE OF Chann
street, and runs back good depth 10 al alley
In the rear
This property Is new, having Just been COM
pleted. aud 10 situated IN locality that IS being
rapidly built up. The Streets are being graded
aud improved, and property in that vicinity will
necessarily enhance In value.
Fine opportunity 70 secure q nice home or 70
mako good investment IL auction price.
TERMS: At Gale. SUTTON 4 CO.,
oc24 Auctioneerk
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Death of a Prominent Citizen OF Fin
castle.


TTWFVlNI
FrcAsTLE, VA, October 2i.-Mr. James
NJ. Spillcr. prominent citizen of this
community, died suddenly last night, in
bis eiehty-iir-t year. He was taken sick
Yesterday. His physician left medicine 10
bo administered at u O'clock in the morn
ing. Ills attendant left his bedside at 10
o'clock, and returning at II found him
dead. He was n good man, with strong
convictions, strong faith, and strong pre-
induces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRIDAY. OCTOBER %, 1889.
by James y. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auct''neer
fffg Main street, Richmond, va


by James u. Elan,
Real Rstale Agent and AuctiSneer.
iii3 Main street, Richmond, va
THE VALUABLE SUBJ RIB A N
FARM mn.
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE or 4 HE LA m
COLONEL A. g. kOBEklrON,
ABOUT 95H ACRES CHOICE LAND
COMFORTABLE DWELLING, BARN. STA
BILE, &C,
THEREON, on .
NEW HENRICO TURNPIKE, THREE MILES
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLlC AUCTION.
By request Of the owners shall sell by public
auction. on tho promises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1882
q. 10 O'CLOCK n tho aboye-named WELL
KNOWN AND VERY VALUABLE SUBJ KHAN
PLACE, living Immediately on The New Henrico
turnpike three milos northwest from inc cis5'
every acre OF which is exceedingly rich ana pro
ductive. the whole tract being wei SET In olo'eI'
timothy, aud orchard grass
Tho improvements consist OF neat and COM
Portable frame dwelling. kitchen' Uatn, sshule.
SC. flue young orchard ard al uniaiihS SFoa"
OF water through the land, III.
IN easy distance by cool road 10 th9 cry NJ
mirnbiy suited for dairy purpo>es, hn1 me eN-
traOrdinary ylc.dfrOm the splenlll crops OF may
alouo would reu1er IL iho5s uc9'toSAV 4N'~~'
mont.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance AZ one TWO.
and three years, negotiable notes " % given ior
the deferred payments: separate notes iQr mo
interest payable semi-annuaiiy and secured oy
deed OF trust on tho property.
Possession a. once.
COnveysnces from tho Office u the auc,oneer
al II O'Clock sharp on the day Of sale.
JAMES b. ELAN, Auctoneer
Ishall also sell by public auction, on
THURSDAY. UcToBgg 81, iss9,
AZ o'clock p. NJ, tho LARGE AND VALUABLE
STRAIGHTFORWARD PROPERTY" near the
northern limits Of the city OF Richmond, aud on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I. lss9.
q, 1 O'Clock z. ". the LARGE AND EXCEED
lNGLY VALUABLE LOT Of al ont4 acres, IN the
city OF Richmond. with She residence. cattle
pens &c. thereon, on Baker, kOaue. sni Goddin
stceots, belonging 10 tie same estate.
oc % j. b. ELAN, AucliOneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
4 MHET.I-HOn9E..

After the sumptuous dinner the old
wheel-horse, A. Il. Lightner, opened the
ball. He appealed with force and effect to
the Democrats 10 remember their duty
and nobly perform it.
The closing speech was made by our own
town champion. the intrepid James Bum
gardner. Jr Though the day was well
spent and the points in the canvass had
been previously presented yet the leader
we cherish with heartfelt affection seemed
10 be more than himself. Out on the lawn
the people clustered around him and
cheered him o. they did when he led many
in the conflict of arms.
Captain Bumgardner has been called
from headquarters to appear at Bedford
Court next Monday, that great old county
where more than thousand Democrats
think it their pride and duty to attend
court-day. They NAV take courage from
TINS noble son of Augusta. They will hear
the ralying-call. inspired by words that
breath and thoughts that burn. Augusta
will do her whole duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

The genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudel
Salt Is the best aperient, laxative, and diu-
retio. Beware OF limitations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
AUGUSTA DEMOCRATS.
A Grand Rally and Barbecue at Waynes-
bOrO'.
rspecinl telegram 10 Tho Dispatch

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
WAYxEsBoEo', October 2i.-Notwithstand--
ing the unfavOrable weather yesterday and
last night. the Democratic barbecue ond
the attendance of tho people to-day at
Wavnesboro' surpassed all expectation.
There were seven hundred people on the
grounds. The supplies for entertaining
the crowd in the most hospitable manner
were poured in with great abundance, IN
GLIDING many dclicacies. from all the sur
rounding country. Good order prevailed
throughout the day. Upon the lawn Where
the multitude were feasted scores Of Au-
gusta's daughters did the honors Of the
occasion, and when the speaking was in or
der crowned the stand with their presence.
Before dinner George VI. Cochran. Jr.,
and Edward Echols delivered telling
speeches. massive in argument, scathing IN
criticism of Malone and his methods, and
rousng in effect, stirring the people TO
action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

V,HREE-STORY- AND BASEMENT
BRICK REsiDKECE No. SIS EAST MAR
SHALL STREET SOUTH SIDE. BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH. NOW OCCUPIED BIZ
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %, 1889,
t4T o'clock p. NJ, on the promises, We VIII soil
ths valuable and dosirhbly -located DWELLING
ne above.
The Dwelling Is one OF tho bcst-bullt and most
conveniently arranged in that neighborhood.
and contains about Twelve large rooms, with
very wide halls. In the roar there IL a large
brick Kitchen with Ave rooms. Modern conve-
nlencea throughout Tho Lot Is 90 6-l2xli1 feet
10 a o-foot alley
his property Is convenient to churches. mar
ket new City Hall, and the business centre OF
tao city, and will prove good investment or
home 70 any one desiring 10 purchase
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance In SIX,
tvoiye and eighteen months, with interest add
ed. FRANh II. null * GU
ocIs AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
By James Il. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lii3 Main street.
GALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION

GALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
WELL-LOCATED AND VERY SUBSTANTIAL
DETACHED TWO-STORY
BRICK DWELLING AND LOT
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TWBNTY-SEVENTH
AND VI STREETS,
THE LATE RESIDENCE OF CHARLES RICH
ARDsON, DECEASED.
BY request Of the owner l shall sell by public
auction, on tho premises, on
FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 25, 1880,
at AZ o'clock f. A., the sbove-nAmed DESIRA-
BLRDWELLING AND LOT fronting about al
feet Oh Twenty-seventh street aud extending
back on VI street between parallel lines i32 feet
This House is Of ample width for, AMI can at
moderate cost be converted into two tenements.
IL Is A cOmfortab bic homo in a good ncighborhood
ana has space which can DO utilized TO good ad-
vantage.
TERMS: Ono third cash; the balance BY nego-
tiabI0 notes At six and tw0lYe months. with in-
tereai ndded and secured by . deed OF trust
oc9O j. 3. ELAN. AuctiOneer.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT as7g;-.I
OLD DOMINION STEAM IA
~ sdIP COMPANY ~
Eap NuW wong

FOX NEW 1Ohh-
Steamers leave klchmOni hfBRf TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a. 5 T.. NJ lanitest cl0sei one
hour osicr6 SAVING time.
steamers loRye New York FOR k.chmoaf
EVERY WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY ss T.
n arriving In kiehmoad MONDAY All FIJI
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accom- n Citations unsurpassed
Cabin isrs " New YORK va JAmes-rYer
rocte dncluding rneais ani berth. ......S 3 j
Round-trip tioAeI.. limited 10 MlrtJ days
AlIer date OF ISSUE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a y
Stes~axe with subsistence. ............... 90
steersge without suo5istencc. .....-......- kO
Cabia tars 80 Chesapeake and ono rail-
vsy...................... ................ l0O
CABIN fare ga Richmond and Petersburg
Iatifoal... .'sts-ss.s. w.
Ttctet can 90 obtained as A. ". CABRERA, lylJ
MAN street; Chesapeake and Onto ANA tsicn-
nond and Petersburg dopotA. and ~ companys
Offices, 1901 Main street, and wharf. Rockets
Ers,ehE forwarded and through oils 90 lading
issued for pOinfs DeYoni New YORK.
Frcigat receiver daily until .. z. NJ
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAlS WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS BY tho Chesapeake aud ohio rail-
way tria Newport Nsws) 81 $50 A. NJ. and
by Richmond and Petersburg railroad same
DAYS a. $40 A. ~, will MAKO connec.ioa az
NORFOLK With steamer leaving taoss daya
GEORGE w. ALLEN g CO, Agsnks
No. 1891 Main stree. and
suil compsny'swnasf. EockstsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
by \. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctonear
4 MAGNIFICENT JAMES-RIYER
a ESTATE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELK HILL AND APART
OF ELk ISLAND
BY \. W. Bowe.

In execution Of deed q trust 30 'he M, lcr-
siguei trus'ec-, datef i3,h Aug. i>,', aud
duly recorded IN Goocl'alI County Court, Ne
w.ll sell Nv auction, a- be- Office SO y. IS. B0we,
No. north Eleventh street, Richmond. Va, on
WEDNESDAY, NoygW8ZR O.. Is'o,
~ O'Clock r. a.. THIS NOTED ESTATE. a'fu-
afel on James river and on tho Richmond nnt
Allegheny railroad. in Gco bland county, N,fy-
one miles West ~ Richmond. containing i,-IN' q
ACRES. 26i are. OF which ga the llw"r port n
Eik ISLAND, aua TIE residue contests of love-
grounds. upland. and woods. Gnl he chart. Der
81 the soil is admirably adapted to tho pi0iuc-
ton of corn. wheat. tohs'ro, aul grass.
The Dwelling o. handsome structure Of stH'-
coed brick, with eleven large anI airy rooms,
Uul with vrran1as 6ui rOrchrs extending
nearly around. Tho oureou-cs AMI farm build
iugs. mostly ~ brlcS, are extensive in uumuer
ANA variety and arranged ia tho test manor fDr
TIE operations al such Gu es.atn. which VIII
compare iay0rah.y wi any iu Virginia.
1ggIs: Cash sufficient % pay costs o. ale ana
any uack taxes thAt msy Doe due. and - pay tho
sum on $50. credit as TO sl350J until August
-. I-q3. Ni p Interest thereon fom August IL,
/ 30. Gld payable annually Btu tne residue ~
SIX and twelve months tor notes Win interest
alled, snd an credit payments to Doe secured by
deed or TRUST on the property ana uy policy ci
Insurance Oh thc hIillngs duly assigned.
ST. GEORGE u. tIILhidN,
IHOMA> y. PACE,
3. l. BOULMAkE,
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Train No - connects daily s. keysyil9 -
Chase 60 =. Ciliksulls, OEioli DURHAM. Ntl-
doFson, snd hale'gi. 'olrce,s daily - Greer 10
torO' fcr Durlam. Raleigh. raiern a. " a'.I.
and al points ou North tsrH.I.a I.F..i.l ii
Salisbury flr Arhe7i'l Do. 10. springs. Hni a.
pola1in Western Norh Carolina ncf A. i-t.-
l0t.e Tor Charlotte. Columbia All A-si a.
roai.
Salem. Winston. ks' -. o1i1sb1r., o. ID tI.i-
Lssl Clly. q. salisbury flr A,.eu.It 1903
Springs, an . points in western NYfl ih
hnS a. Charlotte with CI.rot.s. toIITs.sal4
Augusta ~ road tor Co.gnb.a. Atg--fA. t'.,
Charleston. Savannah. lh9lasyli o. Ca J- -
sonwlie, aal oihsr -lOuis pO.lfs as "A
Carolina Contra railroad f0r Nlm.uf "s
lreius from no south arrive =. k -..-i
tAaELIA cOyRIHOusE rRAlN ~.
Leave kchmOpd ............ ..'....... ~
law f1LJysR ACCoAioDAlIoN
Leave kcAmoli ............,-. ....t. T.
Arrive Manchester .., ..'..'. .....'..
VORk.RlYER LINE GA WISE
= PolSc
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Tho ,ayorl,s rouisto sa'umors llss'ssnss
on IBIS ltae are modes % c71 liy ct.s an - ~,
coaforL Leave kchm3ud 49, - 81. asa -
=. NJ. arrive a. bait n9rs 80 a. ii. ''.''
Baltimore daily ekc 20 -~-l4f o "
ryo az Richmond 30 A. 81. al q. \ ~
Fare ;roDi Hiclmo8f Sd - tt. -. me- -.
Washington. - WNnluc.ol, Dob. siy'. fni.i'
delpaia s. &C. Nos YORK b. B. hpaal ~"
Wlluiugtou. Del. > fa..ai3 pAiA .
rwEsr POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmoad Qwen'y-.nird-
Street. depot. ...........-....... IesJ 4 l.
Arrive Richmond ,lwcnly't1lfd-
Street. depop ....s............~..s.s fo'kJ z u
spaily. fDaily except SUNDAY.
DspOt and tcket-onlce hoo. virginia sfes-
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