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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
o.nB9uIuo ron rAs LI11Le
FOLKS.
Tak sroxY OF LEILA Quixs.
Confined }.

ft,oHnnuea
Il vss one ~ DE last days Of Assust.
Tb~ nosuing wss ho& ssd suifsy. litsje
old fashioned biseh vatise bod stood fos asoss
sbss - hour Is DE- osses door Of The eotiaav
M II - Q signai 70 the driver Of the great.
heavy. numbering, yellow stage coach that
passenger vas waiting within, but rather ist
= tmsv;n> fbaf this mech worn sssehel vss
To gfenz reminder 10 mother snd con that
heir tartins THE morning you'd Be for many
days. for -hich svasoe " U.s. set vsfstte.
RI. spmblins Of heavy wheels va heard,
4 halt aes 9TH God bIess you. my 500"
sssmped With deeper meaning 'hsn ever be-
fore upon HE hesrs. Lila QUINN spssns
with more fhsn ususi quickssss 10 the Only
vacant ssss inside Tn. coach. wave Of the
hand ssd ore long loving look 81 the quiet face
that Io.ske.. back from the door Of his home
and the parting vss over
A Dag Journey brought him 10 the ht'ie
village Of M OF ,he -Four Corners s
the place vas usually called about
. mix from the college ground.
On lessins the coach be Inquired Of The
driver BE wy 70 the college, snd on being
directed .ss anon on hts wsy. He hal not pro
cesdsd far when he begun 70 muse. Atone TIM
he voutd be- tbiaking Of the birds and their
sv.~,-xroi night songs that made the woosis
yny, bss mostly Of the little home and his
mott es from vhsm he VS. never before 10
mspy miles distant. TIE counted over sn1
over sEait, 10 his mind the change ne hsd
left sffsf paying MS "sae-isfe sho t"oh" nv
had jn-t four and sirp~ness pesinrs MS 'sv'n
pocket piece rather Than part VIM when
he would almost dsrve' " vas one h's
father had carried Tor years sns ms last
words we're to call for IL lie tried IN say
more bat died WHOM leaving ths ~4"s'
TO this odd coin Tor Lila mother only knrr
that wss gwen 10 her husband ny ms IAN
sT-leiss sfandfsthes And gas pnAed ny
the latter above all MS other keepsAkss' IL
vas an odd piece OF coin one side cor
responded TO some oia Spaoish CON VINE
the other vas pfefeetiy smooth ana on 1t
we're the words 10 Lam. 'Fnenf. are prov
Cd by diversity. 'oh' 'h'ngaf Leila a. ne
vended his way along All alone III eou'h
only know the sequel OF my pocket
piece am almost sure should ma true
friend somewhere HE conntensnce fell
for moment and ne hnmmed low mourn
fui tane-a slight noise caused MIN 10 iook
mp. a~d there SUING upon a STONE by me
roadside ~as an aged man Win thin. gray
hair, hi. eyes hrtd closely upon Lsia, VINO
upon seeing him immediately raised MS
straw hat and bowed ne Qua man spoke
few words when caused Lena 10 open MS
sAtchrl, nnroii clean NAPKIN ana take out
two biscuits and lump OF cheese shich ne
1t once handed the OH man saying III 70 sH
have l-it' hut you are fa'te Neico"e 10 H.
The Old man TOOK thefn ana said the same
words that had fung ~ LeAa ears ever
'ince he Ieft me- nothef 10 the morning As
he ate. Leis almost nheo"scious'y .hru" ms
mana INTO MS Pocktt anu uteN oht Ms nv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
Railroads 4 steamboats,,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Effect july
LIST, 1850.

Until further notice trains leave Augusta n. fol.
lows;
GOING WEsr-63O A. NJ for Lewiston Koch
land, Portland and Boston; $40 A. NJ for Haiovrl
and Gardiner, 10 O7 accommodation aud i0ld.x
press for Lewiston, Pennington. kockland, Portland
and BOSTON. 20 l.. ", for iinow.il aud Gardiner
BIZ 4. NJ for Brun-wick, Bath, Kockland Portland
AID Boston, 70 ~ (Flying Yankee 40 4. NJ for
iiallowell and Gardiner. 100 \. NJ, tnignt Pullman
for Lewiston, Portland and Boston. aud for Hath
Saturdays only.
GOING EAST 40 A. N. might cxprrs,l for
Skowhegan, tangor. Bar Han Dor, st. stephen, st.
John and Aroos ook County; pi3 A. NJ. for Water
Vile, skowhrgan, lis for Waicrviilr, Bangor Iar
iiarbor Moos"hcad Lake and st. John. 400 T. N
Express for Watcrvile. Bangor and liar Iierbor:
3.55 4. NJ. for Skowhcyan, Belfast, Dexter bangor
81. Stephen, 81. John and Aroo-took County, $40
4, NJ. for Waterville.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night. sundays Included, but not To Skowh. gnu ou
You'd Bangor, except to bar iinrbor. on Sunday
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gariiner for
Augusta Mt :. 10 A. NJ. 1.O9 and 4 10 r. NJ IIalowe
NJ ~ A. NJ, LEO and Gs T.. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN, for Portland, 30 A NJ, NJ
riving at l21sP NJ; Tor Wntcrviile aud Vance oro
1854 7. NJ, and at 40 4. NJ, due from Bo-ton
122 and +.s =. Nj. due from Vance bofo aud
Wmterville, 720 A. NJ. and u % T.. NJ
Through tickets to California and all points south
and West may be had Of u. u. Walker, ticket agent
Augusta the only office selling via ali routes and
checking all baggage free Of expense.
stops only ut Hullowrli, Gardiner, Hrunswick
and Wesibrook junction
PAYsON TUCKER, GEM Manager.
y, y. BOOrlIBY. Gen'l rass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland. June 20
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THE SPRING DOWN IN THE DELL

Though years have glided like a dream
Since | stood hy thy side.
Yet still thou little ripping stream
I've thought Of thss With pride.
And blessed thee. as bless thee now
Oh, remember vel!
How thou didss cool my fevered brow
Dear spring. down In the dell
On many golden summer hour
laid me down to rest,
Where every wind would throw a shower
OF blossoms on my breast
The spangie4 flowers grew around
Oh. remember well
Tho messy rocks. the velvet ground.
The spring down In the dell
Thy waters sparkled in my cup
And flashed along the rim.
And whes raised II gladly up
And broke in dmpled brim.
Far swsetsr than the Saman wine
Oh, l remsmber well
Was that bright crystal wave of thina
Dear spring down In the dell
And. mirrored In thy mimic glass
I've watched the artlsss grace
OF many . dark eyed village lass
As she did kiss thy face,
And have envied thee thy lot
Oh, l remember well
Thou wilt not canst not, be forgot
Sweet spring. down in the dell
John W Overall
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KESNEBEc.



o~ing to the breaking down of the press.
the Budget" will not appear this week or
the week after company which re-
Gently leased Tinkh,m's Point in Lake
Anne bescook expect to complete their cot
tage this week. They have organized with
the choice of c. W. Tsggart. NJ. d, Pres. !;
f c. Lovejoy. SEC. and Treas; and these
two With c. 2. Hannaford. Directors The
Hyer sisters will appear at Packard hall
next Friday eveung.-M. G. Wright,
Esq a Washington ID. c.. pension attor-
ney was at the Winthrop House Wednesday.
Mr.. W. P. Bailey manager of the oil cloth
works at Skowhegsn was in town recently -
Mr.. Augustus Smart and son of Boston
Mass, are spending their vacation 10 town -
We are glad to see Ronald McIlroy on the
street agaia.-Frsncis Cabot, J. Gsmmons
ard Amasa Clark Of Bostoa, were in town
recently at meeting of the directors Of the
Winthrop Mill company.
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4 potlcy OF RETALIATION.


asked 10 klzn heS = the 6ksoT.
But r1y request vas quite unheesied:
Size gave % slssa- although swoxe
Ikved her. and With srior pIeads4
~ kngsh dared snd stole . kin,
Which aroused The mAid<n's sndixnat1nos
N said. this d - outrage, shn
RI meet. SIR. With retaliation
Her swimming eyes she raised to mine,
Her hoaeyed. ruby lips she posted.
All ki.sri me Al. it was divine
B,Ess u.ailoyedi who dasss to dcah6 NJ
Twas no hand Kissing, Twas NO shan,
But lip TO lip IN oscaiaa1on-
Where kisses are coDeerned am n
In fayof Of retaliation /,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-26
TAXES OF 1889.
STATE OF MAINE, CITY OF AUGUSTA
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

The state, County City, Village and illiaa. School
District Faxes assessed In the City of Augusta for
the year 1859 have been committed 10 Guy Turner,
Collector Of said city, for collection, BY warrant of
the Assessors Of said city, dated June 81, 1852 and
sxia Collector Is required to complete and make
turn Of said collections to the Treasurer Of said
city gu or before the first day Of March. $40.
And In conformity with the provisions of law
notiee Is hereby given that by vote Of the City
Council Of said city, and Of the village Dis.
tracs. In said City. said taxes due and
payable to the Collector. or before August IL,
fSeq. and that an Abatement. or
DISCOUNT OF SIX PER CENT
will b. allowed on all Taxes Voluntarily Paid
on Or before that day. and Inseresa At SIX Per
Cent, will be added TO all taxes remaining unpaid
September is. isse.
GUT TTRySR,
Treasurer ~ Augusta.
June Nth. 1859. Observation-Disclosures
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STATE NEWS.


HuFWohy
Farmers are nearly done haying and re-
port excellent in quality and more than an
average in quantity The regular monthly
meeting of the Somerset County Grange
will be held with the Harmony Grange in
this place on Tuesday August 7th.-One of
the elm trees in this village measures over
three feet in diameter several feet from the
ground. and was set out there about seventy
Ave years syo.-very cool nights for the
sea on.
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yin answer two Bib,e questions snd also
sepd one:
thiak il VS. Elisha Who csssed iron -
svim. II KiRgs s-S and s.
The ansver 10 Ethel Lapcaste''s question
10 found in JeS- I7-il.
QrEsrIox.
Hov old vss Moses when be died7
Your siBeefeiy,
u. ALICE HrSr.
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To the young face Pozzoni's Complexion
Powder gives fresher charms, to the obi re-
newed youth. Try it. iuly23alw
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for Sale Or to Get.
FOR SALE.

Hnnber Of deslrAble residences In Aususts. No.
varying In price from $3.50 TO $4,000 also several it
TO 10 acre places In the suburbs Of this city tive
story house and lot In Lewiston, Ne. 4 number Of
farms In kennehec County, varying In price frcw
oifee TO ooeoo. Hocfes and terenants 70 let.
E.W WHITKAOUak Atty,
Augusta. No. .Apr0 =, lass. janidtf
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CoLtNbfA FALLS, ME,
Dear Cossin Bess:-This 10 my second
letter To you. got almost discouraged about
my frst letter because il did not appear. but
after il vas printed took courage and thought
] would write again. | read the Young
Folks Column every week and enjoy it very
much. think Miss winnie's letter on flow
ere was very nice. hope | shall be able
come day 10 write ore ss Interesting will
send another question to be answered BY the
readers of the column
QuEsrIoS.
II th,s and that and half of fhis and that
and f,co and a kaif make eierea. what 10 the
half Of tAis and that will write again.
Bertha.
Your question 10 very good one. hope
all the little cousins will try to answer it,
Please write again. c. b.
Dear CosstH Bess;-I will seud lace
pattern. Truly You're,
CHINA. Me. MIRA A. FAeRrs.
Cast o. 2S stitches, and knit across plain.
LIST row-knis 5. narrow, knit 2. over, knit
I. over. narrow, over narrow, over, knit Z.
narrow, knit I. narrow. knit ?. over. knit l.,
over. narrow, over, knit /.
end, &th. and all even rows putlesi.
I'd row--knit :. narrow, knit ?. over, knit
5. over, narrow, over, narrow, over. knit 2.
narrow, knit 2. narrow. kuit 2. over. knit 3,
over. narrow. over, knit /.
5th row-knit l, narrow, knit 2. over. knit
8. over. narrow, over. narrow, over, knit 2,
narrow, narrow : knit 2, over, knit 5. over.
narrow, over, knit l.
It'll row-knit 6, narrow, knit 2. over, mar
row. over. knit l, over, knit /, over, knit ..
marrow, knit ?. narrow, knit l. marrow, kni,
J, over. narrow, over. marrow.
9Th row-knit 5, narrow, knit :, over. mar
row. over. narrow, over, knit 3, ever. knit 2,
marrow. knit ,, narrow, knit 2. over. narrow.
over, narrow
llsh rcv-knit 4, narrow, knit 2, over.
narrow, over, narrow. over. knit 5, over,
Knit J, narrow, narrow. knit :. over, narrow.
over, narrow.
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STRAWS SHOW
Which Way the Wind Blows,

So do our advertisements show which way
the trade is going.
And when you find out where the bulk of
trade is going, you may be pretty sure of
finding good clean stock of goods in that
store, for that man is constantly changing
his stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

To the E'djtOr Of the DiSpatch:
The Youth's Companion Of a recent
date contains the following extracts on
this subject:
This wasting of our store Of life is q
serious thing as it is common. 1t may
be done thoughtlessly or ignorantly, but
the waste is Just as irretrievable. Tens
of thousands of children die annually,
and as many more survive, with q sadly
wasted vitality. simply because tlelr
mothers do not exercise enough care IN
the matter of food, clothing, pure air,
and sunshine.
"Our schools waste this store by
drawing too largely on the brain and
nerves of their pupils through the com
petitive systems, the worry of public ex-
aminations through eXacting the same
tasks of the bright and the dull, and
through lack of adequate and persistent
attention to the sanitary condition OF the
school-rooms.
Some parents allow their children to
waste their supply OF nervous force 10y
the iucessant reading Of sensational
books, or by frequent attendance at eX-
citing evening parties, and some 10y not
insisting on regular and sufficient sleep
women waste 1t by oserwork and
worry in their homes, and 1t Is very
rapid waste. Gay young ladies and fast
young men waste 1t at fearful rate IN
their rounds OF pleasure. Only next Is
the waste of hiRh-liyinC, conioined with
excessive devotion 10 business. u
The most practical OF these excellent
suggestions, which are 20 good that 1t
seems to be a pity to mar them by com
ment, is that which relates to the educa-
ton Of children. Other reforms are of
slow growth and require change Of
character, but surely the cruelty and i'm
policy OF the forcing system IN teaching
children needs only to be understood to
lead to its abandonment NJ. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
7orturing, DiSfiguring Skin Diseases

A minister and his little boy cured OF On
obstinate .ekiu disease by the cuticura
Remedies PRAISES them eyerywhers-in
the pulpit, home, and in ths street
For shout thirteen years have been troubled
with eczema or some other cutnacous disease
which ell remedies failed to cure. Hearing Of
the CUrIcURA REMEDIss resolved 10 give them
trial, and purchased one bottle OF CoTicURA
REsoLyKSr, one box Of CUTICURA, and one cake
CUrIcUsL SOAR. followed directions carefully,
and it affords me much pleasure 70 say that be-
fore using two boxes Of the CUrIcURA. four cakes
OF CUTIcUEA soar. and one bottle of CUTICURA
REs0LyEyT was entirely cured.
In addition 20 my own case, my baby boy, then
about ave months old, WAS suffering with what
supposed 20 be the Same disease rs mine 10
such an extent that his head WAS coated over
with solid scab. from which there was a con-
slant flow OF pus which was slckonlng to lock
upon. besides Two largo tumor-like kernels on
tho back OF his head. 1hanks 20 you and your
wonderful CuTIcURA REMEDIES his scalp Is per-
focily we'll. and the kernels have been scattered
so that there is only one littlo place by his left
ear. and that Il healing nicely. Instead OF q
coating Of scabs he has fine coat OF hair. much
better than that which was destroyed by the dis
ease. would that the whole world Of sufferers
from skin and blood diseases knew the value OF
your CUrICUgA REMEDIES a. do
The CUTICURA SOAP and CUTIcURA REsoIVENT
arc each worth ten times the price at which they
are sold. have never hsed any other ,oiiot
soap IN ny houss since bought the FIRST cake Of
your CUTICURA SOAP I would be inhuman "a
well a. ungratefui should fall 10 speak we'll Of
and recommend your CUTlcURA REMEDIES 10
every sufferer who came in my reach. have
spoken Of IT, and shall continue TO speak Of it,
from the pulpit, in the homes, and Ia the streets.
Praying that you may live long, and do others
the Same amount Of good you hsys done me aud
my child, remain, yours gratefully.
crew c. N. MANNING,
Box 8. AcNor.h. "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
TROTTTNG MATTERS,

There is lull in trotting affairs tenn
porarilv. n reaction having set IN after
the excitement created last week 10y the
phenomenal sale of California trotlers.
in local circles much interest is express
cd as 10 how the stakes OF the New
York Driving Club. which close on
April 1st, will fill. Csndidly speaking,
nobody entertains any brilliant anticipa-
tons, because the club has shown no
disposition to proceed in the ac-
tive, enterprising manner which the
new management inaugursted last
year. The members showed this very
plainly when they refused TO elect Mr..
De Cordoya to the presidency again this
wear. and chose board Of officers that
must be regarded as decidedly of the re-
dictionary order. IT is hardly to be ex-
pected that tho experiments with dash
system OF trotting races will therefore be
proceeded with. and yet something Of
this kind was exactly what was needed
to arouse popular interest in trotting in
New York.
l understand that Lon Meyers, tho
famous sprinter. will be seen IN the Gin
der-path again very often during the
forthcoming season. lie was too busy
and too successful with his horse Lord
BeaconsGeld at the winter tracks to have
paid any attention to indoor athletics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

Which Is the fairest. rose or Q lily?
Which is the sweetest, peach or peerl
Mcrry's cOGuetish. and charming Is AiDy;
Doie n gentle and fair. Their.
Sweet az a flower was her face when kissed
dove Is the romance and glory OF hfe)
Milly. nv playmate, | love like u sister,"
hut Dora choose for my wife.
That is right. young man. marry the girl
Won love, by all means, II she will have you.
Sbould her health become delicate and her
beslny fade after marriage. remember that
this h usually due to functional disturbances,
yycak nesses, Irregularities or painful disOr-
ders peculiar 70 her sex, in the cure OF which
Dr Perces Favorite Prescription IL Suaran-
iced 10 give satisfaction, or money refunded.
See the printed certinca'e OF guarantee on
bOttle-w wrapper
For overworked, worn-out, " rundown"
facilitated teachers. mlliners, dreSsmRkers,
sesmstresses, "shop girls" housekeopers,
nursin7 mothers, and feeble women gener-
ally. Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription is the
greatest earthly boon, being unequaled As an
sppctizing cordial and restorative tonic, or
streng giyer.
Copyright 1855, by WORLDS DIS MID Assn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

NTOTICE.-LADIES AND GENTLE
~ MEN: Ihave had many year, experiences
40 CLEANING MARBLE AND GRANITE NON
ITNGNrs Ii r. now time 10 have your monu-
ments cIeaped and sections turfod for the spring.
Satisfaction has been given 70 all for whom
nave worked. Old monuments can Do made 10
ioos as new a. they were when they were set out
mh N-its BENJAMIN HARRIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

tainty. and that is Drumstick. He is
speedy animal. bat is OF the plaity or
der, and il outolassed.
Now that Jimmy Mclaughlin has
Joined fortunes with the Chicago stable,
western establishment, bis great
rival, Snapper Garrison, IS the unri-
vailed premier of the East, and he
is getting ready for work. He can
he seen any morning on the bong-lsland
roads enveloped in fannels, sweat
ers thick pea jacket, heavy muller,
and seslskin cap, taking long wasting
walks for the purpose OF getting down TO
riding weight of 10 pounds. Garrison
is not man who makes weight very
much in winter. as he INDUCES in a deal
of steady. strong physical exercise
throughout the close season. But at
that lie now weighs about 13j pounds
and he prefers TO begin early 50 as MOTTO
subject himself to a too severe strain.
HARDsHus or THE JOCKEY.
People talk about the princely salaries
paid fashionable jockeys for riding races.
Does anybody ever think OF the physi-
Chi lOIiuIto ~ Nultu LltoO lntA l4aNO ~
subject themselves TO be able to get
down to ride at the prescribed weights ?
Turkish baths. walks of six, eight, twelve
miles twice a day In sweaters, very often
in a broiling sun. abstinence from food,
from drink for twenty-four hours at n
time. Everybody knows how, after a
bit OF severe exertion, particularly IN
summer, the whole system Graves Tor a
drink of water, but a jockey can afford
very often TO do no more than moisten
his lips, for a substantial drink of water
would put on half pound OF the
weight which he tried so hard to get of.
/ was III a Turkish bath the other
morning. 1t is place much frequented
by athletes, jockeys, and other people
similarly engaged in sporting ayocatlons.
| met Jockey there who bad been IN
the place almost all night trying to get
five pounds of. He was engaged tor1de
a so.called "good thing at Clifton, and
he had to make is pounds. A lot OF
money was to be bet on the horse, and
he was TO receive a handsome sum If he
won.
1he scrapings, sweatings, &C., TO
which that poor fellow was subjected wero
excessive. / don't think that he quite
got rid Of the five pounds, for he de-
clared two overweight. And what was
more be did not win. There was the Ia
Dor of the night, the fasting during the
whole day till nearly o'clock, and
very cold raw day 1t was, all thrown
away for nothing. If a man like that
receives a 500 foe for winning a race has
be not earned it?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24


steamers leave RichmOnd livery TUESDAY
and FRIDAY nt6 l.. VI.
steamers leave Now York FOR Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SArU kDAl at T.
NJ. arriving ia Richmond MONDAY AMI FRI
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accommodations unsurp assed.
Cabin fare % Now York tia Jsmes-rigor
route Including meals an1 berthl.......S 3 %
kOund-triD ucsot-, limited % thirty days
Hflor date OF ~ uO
steerare with subsistence. ................ b 90
~trerage without subsistence .............. W
Cahin iars "a Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
way. ~ W
CABIN fare "a Richmond and Petersburg
Tickets can 20 obtained a. A. ". Oarber's, 100
Nam stroet: Chesapeake aud OHIO aud Rich
moul aud Petersburg dep0ts, eni AZ c0mpauys
Offices, 1901 Main street, aud wharf, Rockets
Freight forwarded and through bills Ok lading
Issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAlS WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS by tho Chesapeake aud Ohio rail
way (uiG Newport News al s.45 A. ". aud by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad Game days
a, 900 A. NJ, will make connection a. NOR
FOLK with steamer leaving those dGys
GEORGE ". ALLEN s. CO., Agents.
No. 1901 Aain street. ali
eue3 COmpanyis wharf Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

fNOA ana run daily between lirhnOud Ani
Clifton Forge and daily except sunday between
Balcony + alls and Lexington.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
40 p. NJ. MAIL daily.
us A Il ACCOMMODATION daily (eIceH
sunday.
CONNECTIONS
Az Clifton Forge with Chesapssks and Ohil
railway for tho south, West. and Northwest
Al ync1burg with Norfolk and Wostora rail-
road for all points South. Southeast. AMI Soutb-
west and virginia Midland rAilssI for all poiaa
North and south
A. Richmond with Associated Railways FOR ali
points In tho south. Aui kchmoni. fredencks-
burg and Potomac railroad fur tho North
A. Lexington with Baltimore ami OHIO rail-
road, making clo-s connections az hArprrs
Ferry 70 ana from Pittsburgh aud tbc West. Als)
70 points North and last
slesping-cars Lynchbgrg % Memphis, New
Orleans, ana Little Rock
Trains marked daily teIceps sunday.
sdAuy
Tickets sold 10 all points Oricos: 9is eas;
Main street. 1000 Man street. ags q. kichmOnd
Lnd Allegheny depot Eighth and Canal stroots
JOHN X hAChUUO,
no2t General Passenger Agent