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TIE RAGE OF OLD OCEAN,
THRILLING SCENES DURING The
HURRICANE At SAMOA.

Vessels WhirIed Abont Like Chips In Tor
rent-Extraofdinary Herol~m OF Amerf
can Sailors--Coin. {" Their Death {" the
Music ~ the "siar spansied BANNER.
Complete details Of the destruction OF
the German and American fleets 1T Apia'
In the main Samoan harbor. create MN
elcd feelings of pity and horror; but with
these COMBS thrill of satisfaction az the
hcroism displayed 10y the Americans. AND
admiration for the humanity and skill oi
the natives. The main facts. though well
known, may hero be briefly summed up
For the two days OF March 10 and l.. all
the ocean in that region WAS nightly
convulsed. six war ships and ten smaller
vessels were bcached or broken upon Tho
coral reefs (which surround nearly All
those tropical islands, and ne German
and American officers and men were
crushed to death in tho vessels OF
drowned
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C.
>7----l---7@1'
@ W { N S & M | N 0 R
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.,
OPPOSITE POsToFFTCE.

Keeps a large and we'll selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES, COsME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMS and all kinds
n beautiful Gne English. Frenchand American
HATRBRUsH rs. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as Ladies
and Gentlemcn's travelling set-
All kinds Of MINERAL WATERS both NJ
wholesalean rotail. weare agents for the now
justlycelebrs' Oyspep-iacuro.c HAsEClTY
LTTHIA WAgl--. which we deliver I'm any
part OF the city for p cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection Will do
well 70 drink this water freely. .
We make a speciality Of fitting TRUssES
and keep p full stock always on hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTCHEs all
kinds and prices.
We hayeall the leading brands Of CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep nice line Of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CiGARa trini Re
momber TO try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists. and none but the
PTREsT MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 70 call ana get Color Card and price,
OF NadeswOrth's Silica Paint which Is better
and chfapf than Lead and OIL.
Please remember tnat fOr everything usually
found IN a frst-class wholesale and retail drug
store, 70 10
Overs & Minor Drug Go
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.
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,.,,d songs oi defiance 10 danger onu
aeath humanity IL ennobled by the
achievements Of those days. and dull IN
decd must be the sensibiliiics of the man
whose bosom does not glow with emotion
90, thought of such hcroism in common
life.
Themoe; prominent victim ofthe storm
was Can't. Cornelius NJ Schoonmaker. a
veteran Of the late war, who had served
his country thirty-fvc years. lie was a
ra.ive of Uls,er county, y. Y, and had
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ginia and the great valley OF Virginia. serv-
ing with distinction until he was honorably
discharged IN September, 1864
Upon leaving the army he took up the prac
tice Of law and succeeded. He made Grafton
". Va, his home, and for twenty-five years
practicei law there. In lSs2 he was a candi-
date for congress in the Second district. but
was defeated by only ten votes. His oppo-
nent was the Hon. ". l. Wilson. IN 1895 be
was made a member OF the Republican na-
tonal committee and WIS a membsr until
ISIS
lie was defeated at the last election for su-
prenle Judge.
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servatory Of Music, etc, etc. In church
W TX Isis laboFs were persistent and
sincere and his pocl;etwas ever open.
10 Il understood that fully 100 church
organizations received aid from him,
and no was tho most considerable sub
scriber to the Wesleyan huildlng. erected
in Boston by the Boston Wesleyan as
ISOLATION, which owns and publishes the
organ e New England Mcthodism,
lions Herald In fact his bcuefactiona
were 80 numerous that complete re-
cord Of them cannot 10 made
Nr Sleeper, at the time Of his death,
was connected with number Of hank
AMI other financial Institutions. Il,
leaves a son, Maj. J. Henry sleeper, and
three daughters. one being the wife of
j. w. Harper. head OF the house oi
Harper Brothers. and another Of L. =.
Dutlon. the New York publisher
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10y,
As they beat and sob.
As they beat aud throb,
TIL hear a voice In the distant roar
on that lovely stretch Of sandy shora
Over tho strings Of my harp today
Floats a song for the dying year
A song that thTllis with an unshcd tear
lhro the Winter twilight. cold and gray,
As the breakers sob.
As the breakers throb,
And hear that voice with lis old refrain
For those days that never come back again-
over the strings Of my harp today
Floats a song for my sweet lost youth
For, o. would give in very truth
Riches aud fame aud power away
To dream once more
Those bright dreams DER.
IT Is vain regret" signs that old refrain
For the days that can never come back again
over the strings OF my harp today
Floats a song for the dying year
soug that thrills with an unshed tear
Like the sound Of breakers far away
How they beat and sob
How they beat and thrObi
And hear that voice with It's Old refrain,
For the days that never come back again
New HAMPSHIRE Patriot.
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PULLMAN sLEBPIN0- CAR AcCOYMODA
TIAAa

Genera Passenger Agent.
CHARLES G. EDDY. Vice President.
General office kDuu9lo. Va
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sity at Middle
to en, Conn, foi
many years. ua
was also a tru
tee Of tho Boston
university from
its beginning, Of
the Massachug
etts Biblssociety,
an Ovcrseer OF
Harvard college,
vice president oi
the American
Bible society. q
devoted patron cl
the Boston Con.
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orrarunted with sunk work, 70 DO picked
ont in color. Is placed in the corner and the
nolding cut square against it. This IS a de
ciled improvement on the monotonous mi.
tered bacl, mold which Is seen in nearly
every house The rooms are all OF ample AZ
commodaiion 10 meet tho requirements and
each chamber is supplied with u good closet
The exterior is very striking, tho front ga
bic is very handsome, and is FREQ rendering
Of what is known as tho Queen Anne ST. 10 81
architecture Tho front yere-1a, and espe.
cidliy tao hood over tho entrance, Is very
pretty-in fact. this is one Of the prettily de.
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Mason has been "A
schOolmaster, q sol
dier, IS now a law
ser, and this is his
first public office.
He taught school
until no was p
years old. When
tie war broke out
be joined the Union
army, enlisting in
the First West Viz
ginia light infant
~ lie took part
ia theprincipal bat
lies Of West Vir-
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richmond. Va
WHAT AN OLD NAN, " YEARS OF AGE
HAS TO SAY
CONCERNIN0 the
Chase City Mineral Wafer


fOhki-AND, NOIIANAr COUNTY. VA
August Is, 1880. I
m. n n. Horny, chase GU, Ia
rir.-fOr many years ] suffered very much
from dyspepsia, Nth its complications, such
rs neryou mess. neuralgia, indigestion, consu-
patien. liver affection. ETC., until became nj
most confirmed invalid. During the time /
was treated 81 intelligent physicians. who pre-
scrlied various remedies. / used BORN llthla
and other mineral waters. also DR.. warner
Celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure, all 10 but
little advantage.
Hearing 81 your Undiscovered Chase
City Mineral Water ! sent for and obtained
a case Of II. u lasted me aDDut three weeks.
during which time improved 50 much A. 20
be- able 10 leave home. which | had not been
able tO do Tor months previous. then went 10
Chase City and continued the use OF the water.
fresh from the well. tor tour weeks. which
gave me more real benefit than al the other
remedies cOmbln d. sly nerves were soOD
quoted. could sleep well all night my gloomy
fears SIM fOrehodlugs vanished, my mind be-
came bright and cheerful. | could enjoy the
company OF my friends (Which before avoid
rtl. my appetite decreased. my digestion
greatly improved $50 that | 'Ould eat almost
any kind Of food with puulty). the cOnstipa-
g.On was relieved, and the sidney affection
greatly benehted-al 81 when | attribute TO
the use OF your mineral water.
must say, In conclusion, that consider the
discovery OF this water q b1ssing 20 QNicfsd
humanity. Away with your drugs and nos-
trums. 60 10 natures fountain OF health
Drink OF 10 healing water. Go drink and 10
made whole" J. q. POWELL.
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in his veins the
blood Of the old
Dutch warriors
anlmarinors who
iail the founaa
tllatstatc.
Attic age Of 10
ne was appointed
u cadetat Annap-
ola in 1854. and
nj the beginning
Of tho civil war
was made "a lieu
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Mamma. that tall, fine looking young
man leaning agains, the piano surely can
not be Mr. De Folterl | thought papa
said he was short"
"Only in his accounts with the gov
eminent. my love. But his securities
made it all right, believe, and he has
since fallen heir To gas well in Penn
sylvania. Sh.-Mr. De foiter. my daugh-
tsr!"-Chicago Tribune.
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John ". Mason.

John W Mason, commissioner Of Internal
revenue, was born in Monongalia county, Va.
nov West Virginia., Jan l3, 1872 He wa
graduated from the Morgantown academy
LnnM the EnlNar.lty OF West Alrrinial. Mr.
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boat Sagamore. taking part in many en-
cagcmonts. lie was on the Octorara H.
tho Latilps in Mobile hay. and at the clos,
Of the war was made lieutenant con-.
mandcr Of the Juriata. After many
years service IN different departments hs
was. H. October. 1855. made captain. SIS
such De went 10 Samoa and died ~ be-
comcs IN American sailor, soldier an
gentleman. lis wife and three younc
daughters reside 10 Kingston. =. y.
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scHEDuLElN gEPgcr Arann
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The building season "a well opened, and do
sions for tasteful houses cannot fail to be In
,cresting. The one presented this week was
furnished Tho Manufacturer and Builder,
from which it is here copied, by Palliser, Pal
liser & Co., New YORK, and a house Is now
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tho Olga and her
m okestack ks
d eshe.l To tho
deck. She W as
then wliirled this
way and tlat,and
all this time her
heroic officers. .
Capt. Mullan or.
the bridge. main
tanned their posts
and screamed or
motione1 their
ard ora 70 tho
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-05

That there can be no machine producing
perpetual motion would seem 20 have beer
long ago established beyond controversy by
all of She great mechanical scientists Ihep
argument, though apparently conclusive
need not bo repeated here
Two more perpetual motion machines Sc
called. have recently been invented. One oi
the inventors lives in ST. Louis, tho other II
Chicago. Both are exceedingly enthusiasts
and confident OF electr0ying the world. Cut
Of both inventions are here presented. Ihf
invention Of the Chicago man, Archibald
james Robertson, was not long ago enthuSlas
tically described by himself 70 Chicag(
Tribune reporter as follows;
"A represents a frame work TO which my
motor IL attached XIX is power lever, the
weight j on the outer end OF which produces
a pressure on the top wheel l. GC Is SINH
lar power lever, with "a similar weight. pro
ducing a similar pressure On the bottom vince
T. Note that the pressure iu the one case is
downward and ln the other upward Further,
note that 80 both ea~es She pressure Is con.
veyed to second wheel From these second
-nvuis II is conveyed to the large central
wheel but on opposite sides sni m opposite
directions NOW, u the first wheels revolve
what viii the second wheel, dsf
"Revolve too. answered the reporter
"And n the second wheels rcyOlve what
will the large central wheel dol"
"Revolve also"
"Ah. you have IT, The object is 10 com
municate motion 90 the central wheel. which
will be attached D., gearings 10 any machin-
cry "a be operated"
But the iilst wheels must he started be
fore the others will move said the reporter.
There. yon have come 10 the point Of my
invention. iiy observing closely you will scc
that all the wheels are arranged with refer
ence "a each other, NJ that their points Of con
tact are out ~ line with their centers or
axlesk They are gearei on center, as It IS
termed The pressure they exert ON ono an
other Is consequently of center Get this
point fixed ia your mind My entire inven-
tion consists Ia the adjustment Il those five
wheels oh center Now for the effect The
.s:.shfed levers cause the first wle',ls 10 press
against the secoud The pressure being ap. /
piled of center, the wheels will move In
the same way the second wheels will press
against the large central wheel OH conter'
and 1t will move. Quod erat demonstrau-
dunn"
but do you know tho wheels viii mover
"Know ~ A blind man can ~ IT, Novel |
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lTFWlrs Nus tIl run AHllF bfNNNfi
Richmond and Clifton Forge, and daily except
sunday between Balcony Falls and LeXing
ton.l
ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 pm.-MA l. daily
9l6 am.--ACCOMNODATI daily legoo5
Sunday.
CONNECTIONS
AT Clifton forgs with CaCesDeHke anc Uc
railway Tor the South, " al. 9Ad Northwest.
At LyIchDulT vita hOcClA and " siof
railroad Tor all polcts South. tnutheast. ~
SOUTHWEST, ard Virginia Miciant railway r.
all points North anl EOuta
Al Richmond with Associated Railways -
ali points la the South. and Richmond. fInds
icksOurg and Potomac raj oad Tor tn- hofts
At l.. tiugton with Baltimore and Dilo "a
road, making clO6e cOnnrf lions az HarpDr
Ferry ~ and from blifsburg AID the n 10
also % points North and fli-t.
SLEkPlNC-IAhS LfAtHbi nc - Ms
PHls, nBW ORLEANS, and LITTLE kylt
Trains marked daily except euLoay, Dali.
Tickets SOlu 20 aA points. Dl-le8. u
East Main tgect, 1910 MAIN stEoctsrt
Richmond an Allegheny Depot. h.s0t4 e
Cana streets.
JOHN K. sAcNDkDO,
Ide6 Genl Passenger A<eQ I
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OWENS & MINORS
Nellie Bly, Chewing To-
baCCO,

that Is a strictly PURE VIRGINIA SUN
CURED TOBACCO.can be bought OF the parties
named below. and has no superior as good
tough chew on the market. Don't take any
thing az substi ute, but insist upon having
Nellie n.y. Only cents piece. Gall on
either Of the fOllowlng
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
opposite POstoffice.
PARK-PLACE PHARMACY.
BelNidcre aud Main streets.
}. NJ. BLANKS.
Corner Hancock aud Clay streets.
J. l.. RiDENOuR,
Corner Eighteenth and Main streets.
c. A. PULLING.
Corner Beledere and Main streets.
THOMAS ". LEONARD.
III So.t IN Second street.
7. A. MILLER.
Fifth and Broad stree
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YORk RIVER IlNE


Daily except SUNDAY.
The Tasorte Route t0 nlf.l
The steamers ui This INt aIa uUn.l li
f beauty. elegance. suu Cumtult.
] fleaVe Richmond
fi-U AMI Is al p.m.
Arrive BnluuOr0 fLcaFc 'NI0w
-tI an
Arrive Richmond 81 ~ snd flUiI .n
Fare NlChmuuu Co. baltimore. JOB lIti
e. sccOnd class. flfN
The York River line affords .r.f lf-
yanfagCs 90 business wtn Iu tlh f. u
leave Richmond pear tlu e.u tf.t
transai tons, and arrive at "a ..0 HIf
next muruirQ. after having I'D I.
ful nights rest, free uau trc t-t. i s.nf
railway Lhle.
WEST POINT ACCOnaOut luh.
L. ave Richmond cd 80. depot. 2. Dsu
Arrive Richmond, e. ln
'Daly. fDaily except sunday.
Depot AID Ticket Office foot wig ne
street up town ofloe. corner lcuf ADD tAl
streets.
PBYrON RANDOLPH. JAS. J.. IAYIOR
Gone. 81 HAaagtr. Gen. b. I.. a.. rs
SOL HAAS. JOS POT
Trade Nanag-y. DIV. o. So Aslf
rolls NitI .nN. f..
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A COTTAGE FOR sl,46O.
DESCRIPTION AND PLAN OF A MOD
EST AND TASTEFUL HOUSE.

Together with Somewhat Detailed state
mont Of the Merits IL Possessss-It Would
Mako a Pleasant Home for a Family OF
Moderate Means.
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NORFOLK AND WEsTERN RAIL

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS To llNthBL h9
SCHEDULEIN EFFECT DEt tNBER2j. lsas
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. Daily. eta Richmond ard petersDui T.
riilroad. Leaves Petersburg llit
A. 81. daily. arrive NOil0lk Ia
$50 A. N. Daily. eta Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, Arrive at Petersburg lD.
A. M. No. leaves Petersburg lOG
A. VI tor tlrlFilIn, LynchDulH
hOOnOke. Bristol. knoxville. and all
points south and West. Through
COACH no RADtOkD.
go p ". Daily ria hlcfMuud Hul Petersburg
railroad Arrives nj retersbug az
e.Jy p, N, leaves Petersburg 4.lO p
NJ, daily. arriving NuifoIk 800 =
NJ THROUGH CAR To NOR
FOLK.
800 p. ". DAILY ria Richmond ard Petersburg
railroad. arriving 40 Petersburg az
90 =. NJ, connecting With Train no
l. leaving Petersburg az 20 +. n.
for tarmsille. LynchDur., Roanoke
P0cahOutas Bristol. Knoxville, Chat.
tano0ga, and ril points south aud
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR AcCOgMODA
TlONS.
No. l-sleeplng-car Petersburg 20 bristO
without change, leaving Petersburg daily AZ
TAO r. NJ Pullman sleeper LyuChburg g.
Memphis, without change.
No. - Pullman sleeper Lynchburg 70 NeN
Orleans, aud Roanoke 70 Chattanooga without
change.
tickets. baggage-checks. aud an Information
can be o0.ancd az nj, hmund end Petersburg
Railroad depot, A. ". Oarser's, 1870 Nalr
street. aud at the COmpany'- Office, sol hasi
Main street.
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES G. EDDY. Ice President.
General once ROANOKE. va.
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srEa,fsEIfTs
OLD DOMINION sTEANsHlPCOS.
~ PANY.


ENh NtN tNhot
Steamers leave hicnn0Dd hNfhT ILfj-
DAY and FRIDAY 40 . ON.
steamers leave New YORK. fol Ncnn
EVERY WEDNESDAY and 81 iHI'
~ 81 =. M; arriving 10 Richmond hi DAY ID
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accumulation Inslr lisef.
Cabin fare 20 New .rk via jaime. liver
route Including meals aud Uoft. ..t
Round trip tickets limited t0 tn.l days
after date az Issue. ........t...... ....... To ~
Storage with supsIstence........
steer age. without subsistence. 30
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Oh rsii-
Cabin fare va Riohmondard Petsi .lrg
Tiosets can be obta.nad az A. w.. 9frf
100 ban street; Chesapeake in. NlI. D
Richmond and Petersburg deuota.
panys Ofnces, Lyi hAn street, .i %
Fro.safs forwarded anc thfoush soy 3.
Ing issued f0r points beyond tDr
Freight received del, uuu nuar 4.
Pasfengor leaving k'ehmgni
DAYS.IC E-DAf6.N kDr EeDAi lhI
DAYS. and oAtUkDAle bY tne D'i -
and OHIO railway t@ia Newuort Nep ttet =
a.d ~ Richmond and feter ..Is il n
same day az 80 s.ui.. will make .rn0l .
AZ NORFOLK WITH steamer 'e- ~ %
GEORGE ALIEN s Co.. hs.au.
10. h.l ht.u s-r'.. H...
siy ie-tf comosny, y lar.
VIRGINIA sTHAMBOAI con-
PAWS
JAMIE RIVER Lltf
FOR NONEOlh. FDhi Hlllf,
NEWPORT NLNs. cLAuaN INf
AND JANIS klNEk LAND
fNsS DIRECT.
AND ONLY DIRECT KOCIE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OK CHANG. Of
Any KIND.
CONNECTIONS.
~ NORFOLK. closely wlfl oil iiaes for '-
timort. pliladeI pbla, and New f.ra Sam. .'-
tsrnOsn; also. III Norfolk tOr aattIrn sll.-
Carolina and the south.
ANEW fDu = ~ tur Old Point. haMp
ton and Smuhncld.. 80.
Ard AZ CLAREYONr With the sfaalc s.
Danylle rsiiroad FOR Wavcry. hi' al0ri. So.
ONLY ALL WATER ROT rE
JANIS RIvaR 1917 DAYLIGHT.
GREAT Tor hirI lihf.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP. AND WAX
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST Kutrh.
RATES LBss THAN HALF ChAt0kD ~
RAIL LIMBS.
FRS l-ClA>S htAiH
The elegant end lllst sffalc'
toarryins United states Ma.
CNrrAts Dtfu,
leaves hlgnmund every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. ANb FRIDAY
At AN. lsIkkt5 CARS cos sci IN
FCLL TiNH ior above named b. rts tfflf-
ing al Norfolk about So pm lrlmsi
the steamer leaves NOif .. al
Newport News on alternate days. arriving ~
Richmond about 90 pm
Through tickets o. above name, FONTS "a
sale on steamer and al Cagb.rs A 4tley. ~.
100 NAN street. BsxsaSe cneek tatpeso
BATHROOMS hNDAskD tOn uAI
OK MONT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received 6ais Tor Norfolk. Ports
mouth. SInltbnclc. HAMILTON, Old itINf, Nef-
eri). aud hi,ksfOri. Va. wa-hinffD1, y g..
New ber'e, Washington. aud ialfNft, = -
ali stations on Atlanta panNnit lNit'ai'
ScaDcard s. Roanoke railroad. NoricIt cN-tn-
ern railroad. and Eastern fOg.A ao4ll a
generally also, for Eastern SAoIc Oi B .rsins
aud 81 regular landings Ou toe Jane tiff
at Low kst KAT r.. aud thruus- til.s 70
sued.
LUCIKN n. TATUM. Vice Pr,s'dent,
No. lll1 Main street and het Neti'
tRvIs wxis1oKR. Freight and Pssse z -
Sci rp~tt
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Train No. I'D connects daily kn.a.s
fOr Chase City. C.mksN H NfI.l
Durham. Henderson ASA HH
meets ~ Greensboro .lH .n
Raleigh, Salem, AMI Winston. 1r. .. r....f
North Carolina ID. vision. Hf e.||.. f. I.f.
Vile. HOt rrrIngs m1 aI rr.f.
North Carolina. and GO Cnlr0ff. ..I CSC 4
A. h. H.
Train No. &. connects HH. .r N...rs.
dOro' TOR Salem. winston. l,. I. ..s
DOrO' aud N0reneai CITY. rIt... "a
Ashcvl0. liot Syringe. alu t .... "a
Western North l0oIilat af g. .a
Charlotte. Columbia Hul Augusta ...II 20
iOlmn.t. Augusta. Aaeu. ll. ..H. l. r
nah. ilOmwYIile. GA. Iatk..lE pond '.f
Florida POT nta n.aa With tl.I... 'HiI
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the s1ith srrFo a. ac.f0'i
5l5a.l. and $3.50 p.u.
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,HE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FoL \


DlCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOgAC RAILROAD.-Sf.ri.l,
commencing APRIL -lst ln's -- ear err
standard time.
- sm. leaves Hyrd-stToet station daily; stoyl
Only CT Autiali Junction. Hihoro
and Fredericksburg. sleeper g.
Washington and New ork.
HOT am. leaves Byrd street. liafl.n '1Ruv. 60
oept SUNDAY. par.or car to washing
ton
Hs,5 . "a. leaves nyfi-stree ststior dsill
deeper O. Now York.
20 am. agrlVea 81 Byrd-.t station c8i.j
Sleeper from NeW tork.
: e pm. arrives at Byrdstree station daily
stops 81 Fcccrtl iti,. Milford
junction AMI Ashla q Sleeper IRON
Washifgi, ~ New York.
1910 pm. arrives ~ byrt-sirtci station daily
except sunday. Pa lJr car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY HkCBPT SUNDAYS.
6.is aR. leaves Blha. Arrives at.Ashl9u8 az
l.3J IN,
so pn. accommodation. leaves Hyid-slraei
station arrives az Ashland 40 pm.
e04 pm. leavee Riba; arrives at Ashland n
e.f5 pm.
o:45 am. arrives Rlba. Leaves Ashlshd AZ 6.os
an.
$50 am. a. eommodation, arrives AZ Tyr.
street. station losgcs hlhlsn a. lil
sfn.
S:6q pm. Rrrlvea at P.oa leaves Ashland s.
C.A.TIYLOR. General Ticket Agect.
X. T. r.. MYFpq. General SUPERINTENDENT.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-05
Remarkable Cure
OF RHEUMATISM.
nRMrxanAn. ALA.. Angust Il. 1881.

INTERMEDIARY AIlA,f NU-IIsT u ~.
Proprietors Hunncutt Rhou matte Cure:
Gent ernen-Duriug fall and winter OF 1896
I was stricken down with Infitmmatury khru-
matism and confined % my room for three
months. and after got ont went on crutches
FOR thirt, days long r. / had the bestof medi
ca attention. swallowed fearful lot or drugs.
and grew worse from day CD daY.
A friend sent me one bali bottle OF
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-05
RAftRoai'S.
TLANTlC COAST linz

klcpuosD AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE,.
Commencing SUNDAY May 5ih. l1ss, NJ
zoo an, trains "a slis rc"o VIII 'un A. foi
lows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK