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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-31
Rain. HAIL. SNOW.
These Were the Features of the First
Real Wintrys DAY IN Richmond.


Real Wintry' Day ia Richmond.
Riohmond's experience Of the northeast
storm which blew OF ihe Atlantic c0ast YES
terlay may be condensed into three words
rain, hail. snow. lilt a. 10 was the first
real winters day this season ia this city. il
II worthy OF more mention. Early in the
morning IL began 20 pour down q cold rain,
which about noon changed into hail, and %
few hours later into softer snow. The
ground was not cool enough 20 support the
snow IA any great degree. and IL would have
melted anyway under The rain which ac-
compailied IL. 20 the boys who had fcceiy-
ed sleds Tor Christmas gifts bad 20 restrain
their impulses for the time. But the slush
formed made walking very dlsagreeahe
particularly on STREETS where improvements
are under way. and naked earth changed
readily Into mud. shocking" was the
word most frequently used as ladies
put on their heavy wraps. men turn
cd up the collars Of their great
coats, and the gentlemen of the german
tclephOned for cabs aud other cOnNeyancos.
But few persons hcgrudged the work Of win
Ter, for they saw IN Il a possible solution Of
The grippe problem. as now they will
know how 10 dress AMI viii not run the
risk Of yielding % tile temptation OF q
halmy afternoon, 20 he obliged TO return from
their stroll or drive shiYcring and chilled.
They will know how 20 protect themselves
against pheumonialic drafts and aiiei-sun-
down brsezes. Only The poor, who in mild
weather do not require 80 much ire or eA-
ira clothing, Will feel kcenly the onset Of
winter, but Cor them are working many
charitable kind-heartcd women. trying %
ease for them as much a. possible the rigOrs
Of the cold season.
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Changes ON the state.

The State newspaper viii be published
paper Company, which has been chartered
with the following directors: Richard r.
Beirnc, William RYAN. ". W. Archer. L. g..
Beime. W. J. Leake. and Egbert G.. Leigh,
Jr. The officers o. the company will be-
Richard +. Rairae. president: Wiiliom
Ryan, yice-presid,nt. and William ".
Archer. secretary and treasurer. Mr.. John
NJ. Trice will retain his place a. business
manager, and Mr.. W. G. Taylor and Mr..
James A. Gentry their positions on the local
stall. Mr.. Beirue, IN announcing the
changes, pays a high tribute 10 his associ
ates, Messfs. RYAN and Archer.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
LADY DIES BY HER own
HAND IN RALEIGH.
A Ghost story-An Inmate of 81. Johns
Hospital Drops Dead suddeniv-Negroes
Prenaring for y CeIebratIon-GIeanIp

Preparing for CeIcbration-GIeanip
RALEIGH, n. C., December 30.--lspc'
al.l-Miss Lucy Womble. daughter Of Mr..
Louis ID. Womble. Of this city. committed
suicide early this morning by shooting her.
self with a pistol. Miss Womble's mind
had for some. time been slightly Affected.
Recently changes for the worse had been
noted. This morning. about . o'clock, the
report Of pistol was heard by the family,
and when they reached her In her ROOM
they found that she had shot herself through
the temple with revolver. DEAN
was almost instantaneous. She was
about twenty-threc years OF axe, ana
her mind had become impaired on the sub
ject OF religion. She spent much time IN
reading and praying. and had recently
relapsed into "A state Of melOnchola. To All
appearances she had taken the revolver
which belonged TO, her father, and when
bappened to have been left in her blre Ali
drawer. and standing before mirror had
placed il against her right temple ana hred.
Sbe had fallen directly in front of the mir
ror and the revolver lay near. The family
are highly respected here, and the aliaif
causes profound sorrow.
A sensational ghost story has just come
10 light here. A young man. who has been
roOming in building formerly occupied ~
"A UtllInci ~ltlc Udt4Jbdi
forced 10 quit his room. reporting that u Is
visited nightly by ghostly spectre which.
mumblcs about money and checks. several
friends Of the gentleman have spent night
in the room and affirm that they have seen
the apparitlon.
The committee appointed by the las'
Legislature 10 make examinations to ascer-
tain whether all railroads in the state which
claim exemption from taxation are entitled
10 exemption, met here to-day and began the
tedious task. The committee consists oi
five members Of the Legislature.
\ young man named smith, whlle on,
hunting on Saturday, had his right hand
almost entirely blown off by the accidental
discharge Of his gun.
Miss Frances Pickett. inmate Of II. johns
Hospital here. dropped dead at that insiiiu-
ton this morning She was from Orange
county. and was about thirty years 81 age.
Strenuous efforts are being made here 10
secure the Communication Of the death SEN
ience Of Claude Paris. sentenced to De
hanged January 10th, for criminal assault
on his daughter.
Negroes here and in other various point,
in the State will observe Emancipation Day
on January lst with great pOmpt and cere-
mOny.
4 large number Of negro cmigrants leit
here last night for Texas.
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IMPORTANT.

IMPORTANT.
Nehaye with rs MIR. Il. l. CASON, who is
an exl EFT in the profession as PRACTICAL
0rTICIAN, and as he cannot REMAIN Longer
than sATURDAY,JaNUAhY Urn, we nd
wise az those who have detective vision 10
call az once and secure q PEnFECr FIT in
d pair OF a. X. HAWKES. celebrated SPEC
TAcLEs and PATENT EYEGLASSES.
This gentleman viii ~ these slassesat the
regular retail price ~ which they are sold
nom our drug store every day.
40 extra charge for ntting.
r. @. CABELL, JR. q CO..
ae1e-5t Third and Main streets.
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INJURED IN THE WRECK.
Three Men Wounded in the ,cn,ae,, ,o
theFF.-v-r-- '''o'''"
lie :. Come TO Richmond.

the w. =. Brock returned to the city
Yesterday by the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad from the White sulphur Springs,
where he went Saturday 70 attend The
wounded in the wreck Of the +. +. '. train,
near that place. ON the train with hun,
which reached here at O'Clock. were three
Of the wounded men. They were IL. Il.
Kline, musical director If the Charles a.
Gardner troupe, which appeared at the
Theatre here on December 23d: W. NJ. Dell,
who also belonged 10 that troupe, ana W.
y. Clark. formerly from Nelson county, but
now living i'm Birmingham, Ala.
Mr. Kline received a fracture Of the lower
leg. Mr.. Dell q severe fracture of the thigh
and Mr.. Clark painful injuries about the
head. They were met at the depot by the
city ambulance and taken 10 the Retreat for
the Sick and placed under the care Of the
physician in charge, Dr. james VI. Ellis.
Or. Brock thinks the men. though severely
injured. will recover. they were taken from
the wreck to the White sulphur Springs,
where they remained until sunday. when
they were brought here. the other IN
fortunate passengers were taken to their
homes and other places for treatment.
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Governor Lee yesterday presented TO the
State through Judge ii. w. fiournOy, See
Rotary Of the Commonwealth, his headquar
ter Gag used by him in hrs cavalry COM
mand in the Army of Northern Virginia.
The nag is made Of elegant silk. white field.
gilt stars, with a heavy gilt fringe around
It's border, and bears the impress Of blue
southern cross. The flag was made by yir-
giuia ladies and presented Governor Lee.
Judge fIourEoy viii place the Confederate
relic In the State Library.
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Y.M.c.A. nsl Tribunal Of Justice.


A few persons brayed the storm last n' ght
and attended th,snOck trial 40 t1e YOUNG
Mems Christian Association. Mr.. Leonard
Jones assumed the character of a NEGRO
charged with stealing chickens. Mr.. Client
worth Hall acted rs Judge. lbe Common
wealth was represented by Mr.. Q. VI. Wal
lace. Jr.. assisted by Mr. james Gordon.
The prisoner was defended by Mr.. McFar-
land Jones and DR.. VI. l.. Dawson. The
witnesses were Messrs. Lindsey May
from whom the chickens were sioienl,
Louis Rich. and George Carter. The
counsel in the case INDUCED ~
quite an elaborate discussion of the facts,
consisting mainly of personal attacks upon
each other, which resulted in some ''rougi-
and-tumbie" fights ~ oratory. At the coa-
clusiOn Of the able speeches the case was
submitted To the lury, who promptly re-
turned a verdict Of guilty in the first degree.
and ascertaincd the prisoner punishment nc
thirty-nine lashcs. The jury stated that the
prisoner would have been acquitted. hut az
miited the fact that he was Republican,
which had more weight than anything else
in conyicting him.
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AT the mecting Of Richmond LODI I. o.
q. r., last evening. the follow ing officers
Were elected for the next six months:
Noble Grand, Robert unl, Jr.: Vice Grand,
Ira u. Bland; Recording Secretary. l.. A.
Tucker; Financial Secretary, Louis Ruler;
Treasurer, Charles Esersen; Chaplain,
john :. Bethel; Trustees, r. a. lioeli. x. n.
Turner, George u. Davis, J, l.. Brannau, c.
l.. Hewitt.
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Richmond Theatre.

A fair house greeted Passions slave" al
the Thesire last night. She play is Of the
sensational melotlroma order. and the ac-
ton - in and around Old Point. The COM
pany i strong. Particular mention should
be made 81 bliss Sissi0n. Her singing aud
dancing with Mr. LYLE was desersedly ca
cored. The play Will be icpeased to-night
and tomorrow night, when the weather
viii probaDly be more agreeable and audi
eace larger.
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sT.LOUlS ViRGlNlA,ss.
Their Appeal FOR ~ - worlds Fair in Ca,
- ID Goes West.

1T Goes West.
Virgis,~n. rosido,, in ~ Ioui- have cir.
culs.ei ~ pi,h,,,nd an anne.'
W., ,-,;. ~ No. th.'r inG,,in..
Nu.'u'".s UT To.r ~ ISL.
~ my LUZ ."o ~" :, not ,,i,ooj +, ti.
w ~ i< nus. ~ ~ ~. ,., .ri,.
East net i'cO-h-t w ~ .'i', ,,....
'ans ha''i'u, 'a,'f we ~. .', w. ~
4ln ON! III e''sy ", W f SIN.
nv nv /" i ie1 ~ ~ pr-n,;. b.1 Ami r. Poo
~, r' W.T. cni,g m, p.i..rt a. tflir-.i.
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GENTLE,iEN.-i have used ia. btNid
Conoi strnn io, some months and think /
has eDn5 mo more GOOD than any 0thlrmed
icise taken vet. My disease was asihm.
aud bronchitis of iOng standing. Anon
ihc msliinlicity of remedies for these Dis
eases. ] think Or. Dayid's is the best.
simule remedy. and iis component, NOS a'
I'M ir..yious. 10 gives me pleasure % aof
my tes-m0n, ~ its efficacy.
VERY respectfully.
i. J.. DAVIS. superintendent
o. Richmond City Water works.
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Lac INAueuRArloN PROLOGUE
Governor-EIect Mckinney Arrive.-Mn-
iors scott and Tyler Expected To-Day.

Govcrnor-elcct T.. W. Mckinney, w'fe
and child. reached the city yesterday even.
ing at 4:2D O'Clock. on the Richmond ana
Danyille Railroad. Their home for the pre-
sent f. pirior 100 Exchange Hotel. wner0
they viii remain until after tAe inHu2uf'-
u0n, when they Will move into the hNecr-
tive Mansion. The formal exercises Of in-
auguraiion will be held tomorrow at noon.
The 6Oyern0r-elect viii spend today m-
raining for his executive work. lie an0
Mrs. Mckinney VIII probably visit tAe man
sion and prepare for their occupancy.
Governor Zee did moi go over IO the CAPT
tOi at all Yesterday. and remained iH his of
fee al the mansion winding mp his affair
and packing bis private articles prior 10 hie
leaving for Lexington next Friday.
Major Il. Iayl Tor -cat dld not reach ih
city Yesterday as he expected. blt VIII ar
rive today. Major j. il0go Tyler viii also
reach here to-day. Both If them VIII stop
at the Exchange.
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wish % give notice % my patrons that
The two prize gold watches will he e'c.n
away tomorrow (New Years Day at u
O'clock A. -. Holders oi tickets aie ie-
luosted 90 bc present al mat time.
HENRY COHEN.
Cnmlr I-u- mn lnl VAIN.
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NASrLIUHsT.-D December 2nn. al
5Og north Eighth street, Nrs. ANNA iiA@i.-.'
~ ESf, aged twenty-five years.
...ll p Al. Rom.
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OgTIcE RIcHAoNn A.pcArsArxAKe !


RICHMOND, VA, december 8, 1850
NOiICE.-A GENERAL MEa1iNG
Chesapeake l'ailfcld Company vii 10 held
atihe Office 81 he Com pony. No. lUlf east
Main street. kichmord. "a, ON n - DAY.
JANUARY :, is0o, - ~ o'clock ri. iiy order
OF the Boari of Directors.
Clt4S. ". N ACkEl. Prcsl1ers.
n. Il. PoIrIAUx. Secretary. de 5-tt
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WAsurScroN. 49, G.. Dcccmber 3o.-i OBJ
Nirr,nin ana North fafollul; Lights rains
ncfihcfly winds lower iempcraiufci iat Oh
,FDiu .sflIr.
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ELEGAnT Innings

CANNOT conceal
The BUNCIINESS-the
.CLUAlSINESS-a
SQUASilY look that a
Ready-made Overcoat always has.
We put i'm
Better Innings. cut
And ft TO your own liking
A stylish. shapely
Ovcrcoat, at prices from
sl025 to $1,000,
Including cl th
Suits (to order) sl3.25 to 81.
Pants to ORDER 81 to 1928.
PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS co
OF
BOSTON.
9l4 Nam ST. RICHMOND, VA.
mo g6.ruf
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ORDER YOUR MEALS FROM
~ T. E. hJD>ON.
deI1-Im Through Phone So.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TNVIDEND OLD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
TH8Er PER CENT DIVIDEND Will he
naid o. the Nlrgiuin Stockholders our of the
eaumg. I0ftle past SIX months, nc the com
nlug'. Office. 1901 Slain street, 'or and after
January "a. 1870.
GEORGE w. ALI 3 g CO..
deQo-ft Agents
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PRorosALs.


EASTERN LuNATIc ASYLUM.
WIFI ANSBCnG, VA. DeccmD %o'h' 1851
GEALED PROPOSALS.
Tho undersigned will. until - O'Clock VI.
OF MONDAY, the 5'h DAY OF Januiiy' ls3V,
rcce 81 sealed Proposals for furnishing THIS
institution with the following for the 'nsu-
ing quarter. beginning January isi iooO'
GROCERIES.
I7O Barrels Family Flour.
400 Bushels Corn Meal 60 pounds per
5000 Pounds -hou,der Bacon.
900 rounds Ham bacon.
500 Pounds Refined Lard.
1900 Pounds Gmnulatcd sugar.
$500 fOuIds yellow sugar.
Loo Pounds iaguayra toiicc.
$50 IOundS Green Tea.
1000 Pounds flOmnY.
roo Pounds Rice.
100 Pounds soda Crackers.
/ 200 Pounds Laundry soap.
40 Gallons MOluSsCs.
- Gallons Whisky.
DRY GOODS.
500 Yards Cotton lBleachtd
900 Yards Cotton OInul achedl.
900 Yards cotton nb.eached lriip.
500 Yards cotton rhcciluI CD.
1000 Yards Bed Ticking
100 Pairs Blankets.
PIrtics may DID for any one or more pl iue
articles above. All are required 20 furnish.
with bids, samples, T. be examined by the
Board of Directors at their meeting, Janu-
ary 1th. 1eJ1
Articles furnished n usi, In an cases. como
fully up iC eirnple, Otherwise VIII herriufncu
nt bidders expense. All articles must bfd'-
iivcrcd. ire ght prepaid, at the Williams
burg depot OH or before the 18th Jay ol Jun-
unry. 1880. unless otherwise required. and
wiu he rcwc.ghod and reneusured by tho
-tOrekteper
Iaymants 20 be made within thirty days
after receipt OF goods. No payment viii De
made until the contract has been fully and
nithfuiiy compiled with.
Hidfcrs must state price Of article on each
sample. and designate sample win private
mark d0 not use sfme mark d.ed 80 former
nidsl: bat iu no case must name OF bidder
appear on samples A. list Of bidders stn-
Plies, mark. uriros and name, must he scaled
and addre -ed iO the Board 90 Directors,
lastcra Lunatic Asylum: the right being
o. served g. award the contract iof supplying
The above on cies 10 any one or more OF tie
bidders. or reject ans ran the bids offered.
Samples should be marked To Furnish
supplies" nul addressed fo the undersigned.
e.. i. AIMl-lEAu.
steward Eastern luu0tic Asylum.
de3l-3t
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steamship Guyandotte. New York. ano
sailed for ew York. nerrin DEE; s'stliis.if
<eto GALVESTON. O. ccal steamship Ieit,
galveston. 10 cosi; steamship reoic. re"
ork.ans- 10 caai: scho ufr a. h1dolrh
Nrrf,fl. u lead coal; barge Acman. nosivh
10 loai c1al stctiisr bitai sc" V"s ~ 20
loa ~ eFCLndlSc.
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ronr III ~ roINr. DroEmEn ?.

nm ris,s---........ 7.27 Moon scts i2.5oa M
an ,eis.... ....... 5:Ol DAYS ienslh' 81 oim
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MEETINGS.

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
"A stockholders OF Tue
PAMUNKEY MAIL AND PHOSPHATE
COMPANY
VIII be held nj the 0ncc or The Company In
Richmond, va ~ ~ ". TUESDAY,, JANC-
Any 21Is, 1~DD.
By order "a ifcsideut.
=. g. PEORAN. JR..
de27-tm secretary.
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iucauship Charlotte. Nicklo, hal,ihoft
gtncfai carso; steamship Richmond. Jenny
New York, general cargo.
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NJ In rntnM0NErAH.


mvAruag ,Lu,NAc.nrc. %. 1859.
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PARGAINs IN REAL EsTAl'El

ID
MINING PROPERTIES. FOR sALi's OR
LEASE.
The BEhrprospccts iog NiCA and FIELD
SPAR in the cOIniry.
LOTS FOK ,ALF. HOUSES FOR ALE OR
EENI.
Special attention given % renting aud col
Getting rents.
Correspondence ania share Of the public
p tIOnagc respectfully solicited.
IIlOs. AU.uLnfOOsD,
No.7 Aorih Teuth 20
N 2o-ffuim
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The directors Of this company have This
dfv dcelaied SEMi-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
Df THREE PER GENT. free oi 900 taxi pay
able To- the stockholders on and ai.c 81 JAN
UARl. 1850. Iio. D.. RIO uhH1-'N,
dcZg-iW ntcltlhil.'
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NOTICE.

ID ~ i'''''' " ''O -
Iho Directors ~ ihe llFnCUANTs "a.
TIUNAL BANK ~ Richmond have declared
Pa DIVIDEND - per cent, out oi IAc Dc b
profits of the past >iN months. payable on
and after tnC "a Oi January 1880.
JF. GLENN, Cashier.
IIrHNOND. December "a. 1885, ~ i-tI
THE DIRECTORS OF THE CIpl-
! LEN- BANK oi Richmond hove Dr.
NIANEu ~ftI-ANAI3I liNlDf SD ul
THREE PER CENT, payable ou and after
SO. WALLACE.
de25-fI cashier.
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TRUSTEES SALE or A VALUA-
I BIZ FARM D.. HtNONEH COUNTY.
NEAR 1ILltf STATION.

As trustee uudcf "a decd Of trust recorded
in Use clerks Oll'e ul tHe County Court ~
hanover county, in i. B ~. p. $50. shall oi-
zen iOrsaie at public auction On iIf premises
at 20 NJ,
Oh FRIDAY, i0ru DAY oF JANUARY, 1890
that valuable aud highly Improved nm
called Laurel Grove" containing inp sores,
mOto ur Joss. situated Within one mile Df At
lees stat ou, on tAc chesapeake and Onto
Railroad
Inls is one of me most higny improved
farms in flnf section obi slpt it. fn-, nls GA
d. good dwelling ,ad tWu other new cpi-
tlgcs. with number Nl fulnr in each. nnt
one a.. the finest stables Dr lfrNs iu iln cOuu-
iIy. and Is enclosed anl glFllfd into neios
hV good pinuk fences Ihr toil Is adapted To-
ihe usua' crors md especially ar trucks,
and Is Wei wuer.i. lhe urltiDoinood lsa
deii1html one. convenient G. cntlrHf-,
schools. mills and stores al Is very
healthy.
TiA5is: Cash enough - pas aI she exc
Tcnses OF sale. nuUroAimlted fo hr ,i-O. AID
IL usty OF and dl>elYrga fultH now Inst luc
fol t.45, with Interest thereon Iuu tn" -0tn
DAY al cioDrr. 1853. flIl pad. nod of ihc rts-
iduc s2lO. 10 be- paid on the 2Sin day Dt uc-
fOber, 1850. and 80 DO, 90 De- laid on The
Zsth day Of october. 1901, and line residue
upon such germs - shnii b. announced 20
sale. lac purchaser 90 q ceiKe q decd and %
give a deed io secure tuc unpaid purchase
money, The cost oil rrtuffinI ind recording
the trust rccd ~ d. prIi Df hf purchaser.
de2O-2;f cEoiipn D.. iiAA, u ustce.
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etaap,shiy. Iesmoofc. hremen, coaied
s,eafpshlu Nercianc, Liverpool. toile :;
siesiualap Ayerlnofe. lJNtfp'oi' eo'',''
steamship wayeriy, Liverpool nici1h 'no''e
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,,tean.sliip Darwin, Bfync, rremcn, with
cotton: steamship rauvle tiliuns. tat,-
.Jeunv' New York wa Norfolk, with scncfe
I. -Irn-
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.WESS .g.NELER HICKS

June ,. 1881.
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Jan. lO. 80

Aparticlo Is applied into each rosiril nrd
a .srecnbIe. Price 50c, NJ Druggists or by
mail. lily BROTHERS. &c Warren St New YORK.
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JEFFERSON WOOLEN MILL,
F0rmerLV Portcr,s Edoforn.

Under the above mentioned name the old
Porter's Factory" which in days gone by en-
Oycd almost a national reputation for excel
lent manufactures, will be operated by the un-
dersigned. Necessary repairs have been made
and improved machinery introduced, and IL is
our expectation 10 maintain the reputation Of
the mill and 10 meet the demand Of the public
for frst-class goods.
The Highest Market Price will be paid for
Wool delivered at the Mill or at such points as
may be designated.
Orders for Cloths Yarns, &C., will receive
prompt attention.
Respectfully,
J. J. JOBE & co.
Post 0fice-Ripon, Jefferson County, w. Va
J. J. Jobe & Bro. will continue to operate the
Mill at Brucetown, Frederick County, Virginia,
and will pay the top market price for Wool de-
livered there
April, 10. 1883.
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Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
Schedule in Effect May 10, 1850.
ST. TYLER, RECEIVER.

Schedule ia Effect May ~, 1880.
LEAVE CHARLEsrowS-sOU
S:37 A. NJ. Daily-New Orleans Express. Ro-
anoke and intermediate stations and
all points South and Southwest.
Through Pullman Sleeping can from
New York and Philadelphia 10
Mobile
402 Z. NJ Daily-Memphis Express from New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
with day coaches 10 Roanoke. maxi
ing connection through TO the South.
4:52 =. NJ Daily except Sunday-Milnos Ac-
commodatoE.
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