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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

A, o,tornpt was made some time ago TO
ostabii.h M, Episcopal church IN one or the
-. nj the for West, and tho initial ser
,.;ce y,as go we'll attended that the lndIca-
',,.,,s ~ ,ucccss were very hattcrns. Inc
..,,,n, divine in charge proceeded, anna
,.,,rL anparent show Of interest with the
rl"d,nr of the prayers and lessons, anu
evcentiue an utter absence OF responses,
-, unusual occurred to make the
,.,..,.,.e memorable until the point was
soacI,.d where the collection was IN order'
H"es the rector moved 70 the front OF the
nianccl with q small-sized wicker BASKET
IN lbs hand. and pronounced the appro-
"The aims Of the congregation VIII no"
Instantly old Jim Hotshot arose, anu
,,uiliu~ ont two reyolyers ana oo"lo
ibontel 40 his follow-worshlppers
"All right, boysl IF these ar thlnYs s ~
he of saryice TO the cause, lets say so li ~
,eTn. Int II makes me smoker 81 the lueo
,het basket holden 'em all" III.
There was o wild whoop, anu siulluil ls "a
ne0usly that congregation 9i ooH0o let ,,it' a
ranchmen pushed forward. anu ~, uS t,et
ecciesiastical rcmonstrancest they piieu li1s
cbencei 80 high with firearms ana euticlS
that he ouaking clergyman was pahisicu
I'm view and was obliged 70 prohioulic 20
The benediction through the ihVOiS'i00' VI
the formidable pile. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
Civilization North and south" Physician
Heal ThyselL"
IFor the Dispatcnl

We hear about illiteracy in the South, to
The propagandists Of the North seem to
think that their civilization IS superior TO
an others. They are the most learned peo-
rle in the world. and owe il TO the world
to raise tho peoples of all lands TO their
high plane. -
reading and writing after the common
ecbool order. and their notion of wisdom
Of teaching for the masses IS to read their
newspapers and dime-noyels. This they
call education.
Rnf there is another sort of education of
which millions Of their people know but
little. 1t is that kind of education that
comes from tho sacred Scriptures and our
preachers, and from this comes the educa-
ton OF our southern people. They all GO
10 church, they hear the preachers, they
hear the Scriptures read. and hence they
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

Doctor TO Irishpatient who ashad both
- o,onutnted): There now. Pat, don't
Worry. youu pull thro' all right You've
.,ot 81 rood constitution and you're having
1,s best Of care. and the chances are YOU IL
i've 40 enjoy life for many q year ~
pat " Howye talk, Docther. Fl rs pre-,
..ar"us for man that's ON his last legs
.nbaf the divil chance IS there Tor man
tlat has no lcgs at all!
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10.

TT isn't every fabric that
"a will make a durable
Overcoat, and still fewer
that can be relied upon at
this pricc-$1O. We have
taken care that none but
those we can trust should
be made up. Ask to see
the Drayton Chinchilia at
$1O-and the eight or ten
other styles we've got
Motions, Beavers, Chin
chillas-and if SO is the
limit YOU want to go, buy
any one Of these we show
YOU unhcsitatingly. You'll
pay SD, if not SIS, for
these qualities everywhere
else.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

maize comparisons. Hsto DUB interest t""S
mon, sh0u{d. as aCeU as yOWr O1Ch. 1T te0ceS
qio2t PERFECTLY SATISFIED that eche"
a.o,,,re hifNinn from US VOM are OettAng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

TrrrrS1roy, cnARlEs CITY corSrY: Va,

Nogomber 70, iss9
THE NOLANDINE COMPANY,
/ RrcHMOND, Va: Gentlemen,-l hove been a
great sufferer with CnAls ana MALARIA eFer'
To-. ouiniue and other medicines TOO nums-
rons 10 monitor could got u0 relief Upon
recent visit 70 your city friend Induced me 70
trva oo.tlo ~ "Johus,ons" Agls Cure-lcr-
cbiu since taktue the frst dose. Have used oaly
one half u "a bottle and already feel liso ueE
man; besides an increased appetite have gained
eight pounds IN weight in tbs last fourteen days:
WIN say TO suffering humanity uy DCIls 0i
Ionnstonrs Ague Cure ami get well. J fhink 10
tho ideal chill euro and toner up ~ the system
With many thanks, am yours truly,
". L. WILLIAMSON.
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Eastern Virginia. He was called to zee a

Eastern Virginia. He was called 10 see
patient who was very i'll. He was suffering
with extreme nervous prostration, his blood
did not circulate. and his family physician
said he would die. DR.. MAYO made ms
diagnosis Of the nAtient and asked his VIE
90 give him a sheet and bring him oil tho
mustard she had. lie covered tho sheet
all over with tho mustard stripped the
patient. and wrapped him up ia the sheet.
This treatment produced reaction and the
patient wae cured. Il was the largest
mustard plaster l ever heard Of
Once Dr. Early was walking through inc
Capltol square with Dr. MAYO. and hls
hand happening 90 brush against his coat
pockets hc found they were hllcd with
stones. lie asked mm why he filed his
pockets with stones. and hc replied be-
cause Inc wanted "a keep his c0at-tails down
and o. keep Che wind from blowing. 1t
aside. Notwithstanding ms pocuiarlties,
however, Dr. Mto was a Warm-hcar'cd
INTELLIGENT man and an agreeable compau-
ION. When such set Of good fellows net
together IL is easily 90 Doe imagined tAnt
th.re % feast ol roagon. Aumor ana iun
WIGS spread oot which would maze the
hours pass as Y tboy were winged.
otp yoE AID HIS orTcrEs.
Joseph MAYO loved Richmond with bis
whole heart. llodll every hing ne could 90
promote lts pr spevity he watched over
10 as q mem doth Ger chickens. a. Mayor
hc caused lis ordinances 10 te observed;
ass 70 member ol tho LEGISLATURE he cau- ~
l..y. to he n.ceei THAT would benefit her.
and ae Commemorative Attorney hc ueidly
prosecuted ali offender who Nollied thom.
Nofhin.s I can seo hlu wow, talking fo
gantain Chali.eg. (nntgIn Reuben Seal.
ana C4ptniu Plea .t0tt cine Irtf"r tW8 beng
tho solo survivors of his OLD police t9r"eH
and rivu, them directions to to this, TINT,
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TRAIN, NOKTHWARD
sroppING-PLACES.

STOPPING-PLACES.
Eos. Il. Is. g. g. 81 and 30 make no stops Nos.
q ead -sstop D.. sigual a. Napcheatfr, Dre"iy' =
nun. gentralia, aui chester. nos -. = o., anu
VI viii stop az al stations ior psss'hs'r7'
PUlLMAN-cAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos ~ ami 80 sloeplug-cars between
New York and Tampa. Fla. Qit Ja;SsonYhise
on I-slu3 NOs. IL l1i q sieeping-caf' ~" IN
Washington Gui Charleston. ON IRAN 80 -
RI. Gu .ng..a.s i.tpH.. Was iugtll ana JA' h-'u-
Vile. Ou Iialus Sos. -. do. nnl t5 sleevlns-
car between in ks.4yilo and NOW YORK.
TIE ONLY ALL-NAu Line 10 NORFOLK
rs.yE Ag9iyA
PiclmorIl'.1r.oA.W NorfolS.....il:g0 r. u
Rl,ttagr!....'e3. b.. y. Aol'li1..... Oh T. u.
Norfllx. ". Redmond. .il-O 4. ~
Norfolk ......',. % p. ". Echmo1d.. 10 +. NJ
Tho t,am. leaving k.c.Inool az 20 4. u. and
Norfolk 20 D.. 49, are sal'l trans between these
two poiut.. ara ga .orserf ~ through wtnoat
tar.se of culs close connections arc also maze
40 pc .ersblfg ny t.e 1.I' /. Va. tram iiom Ken
uIoul aud r1e7..i s.. D.. ralu NON Norfolk
Trains leaving hr-m9ul ~ 30 i. y. ana
1920 b. NJ nlI a.,ig'rs .' richmond a. ~ ~
ST. and tujI. g. maze Connection CT lc'rf7.
,grs 10 ans f-1m ILmyille, Lyu hburg, ana
southwestern points
&. n. sCLLY. superlntsn lent
TT y. myers. conceal superintendent
a. NJ RMEAs0S General Passenger AgeaL
SOL. Haas. Tran. MANAGE no y
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TUCKAII0E.
ANOTHER MEETING OF THIS WELL
KNOWN FARMERS CLUB.
sphprb,, Tarms-Tho Best Time to Set
Out Truit-Trees Discusscd-EXchanEe
of Opinions on Farm Life.

OF Opinions on 1dth t1A's
Tho pel,ine rain Of last Thursday did not
prevent the members OF the Iuckahoe
isarmers' Club from assembling az the resi-
dencc Of their honorod president Professor
b. Puryoar. IN monthly meeting;
4 goodiy number OF the Iuckahoes al
swercd to roll-call.
very admirable report on the suburban
farm of Mr. Milton Cayce was read ny
JUDGE y. 4. Hancock. ~ follows:
The homo Of Mr. Miton Cayce. where
.hc club held its july meeting, is ituatel
on 'hc Grove BAD, IA llcnuc0 county, lu's
outside the corporate limits OBJ ne cltF OK
Richmond. The dwc.lag-honse d. CONF
4 Portable and wcl-arrancad building OF nine
rooms. with tho usual culinary annex. II
i- surrounded bv fhndc troc5 Of oak and
nolouia. which protect from The screening
RAYS 81 tho sun the rare anf delicate now
crs that bloom ~ the lovely Garden ana
erect tho passing traveller lu TIE centre
az ihe h0ck yaId is an excellent well over
which q wccp,nC-wlll0W hangs rs long ana
slender branches IN an effort TO conceal the
huDhlnc current that supplies water Tor
tlc h0uSl hold. On the southeastern SlDH
of the vnrd. md evtendu" It's tuil length,
fs an nrh0r Of grapc-NIrr~, which az ono
walks beneath and bcholds the luscious
fruit ola dozen varieties hanging I'D we'll
filled clusters DE may easily conclude iha'
. here indeed Ie m mature represent ION
of that ,ree which bears twelve kinds oil
fruit and whose leaves are for the hotlnG
oI the nations. Immediately outside OF
The yard ore stahles and cow-houscs, con-
efrurted iu the most couyonicnt anl COM
Portable efvlo. Tho horses and cattle. ny
their appearance, indicate th.t they rece. 10
good attention aud are supplied with tho
hcs' food. The Jersey COWS. winch are
.oroI sfo.k sro Of tho finest blood ru
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
S1ES

FTEIS is a challenge grade
- with us. We're delighted,
ourselves, to see what q large
and more than ordinarily
elegant line we have got
together at this price. Not
only the regular Walking
Coats, but Cape Coats, and
listers from Enslandas well
those made here. Our black
Chcyiot Cape Coat at this
price is an easy winner OF
your favor, compared with
those for the same, and even
higher, elsewhere. The rcgu-
lar Walking Coats are in all
lengths. from the CovertCoat
to the extra long. Melons, ker-
seys. Ctcsiots, Chinchillas, Irish
Fricze, beavers, ctc, in the new
shades-light and subduod. There
ismanyapoint fcycellencem these
that IS rarely seen or expected
short of go or S2j-nCt 10 be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

Train Va. - couuects daily =, Keysville 'os
Chase cay. tlRfksfiNe. OKf0ri, Durham hen-
dersOn. and Raleigh. connects iAilJ a. Green's
turo Tor Dgrhall. EAielgn. Salem, and winston,
and ali points on tortA Carolina DIVISION ~
Salisbury for Ashcdls. Hot SPRING. and all
fointsin W'sior1 Nor'h Carolina, Ari =! Char
lotto for Charlotte. Columbia al Augusa rail-
rod
Train 80. - connects iaiiy a. Greegsooro Zoe
salem. winston, isIoIgl. 0oidsb5r0, aud hors-
teal C.ty. 40 salisbury far AshaFille, hss
Springs, AMI oil po.u,s Is Western Nosth CARO-
lns. Al Charlotte with CIar1ll'. toiImOlA Ant
Augustaral roli flr Coig'nbIa. Algus,A, Alkoa.
Charles. n. Savannah. lAOiuasslIls, ca. JaeE'
fouviiir Gu1 ufhor F.orfs poilu as" VIA
Caroiina Central railroad Tor W liminzt'n
lrairs from ila scgtA arrive as hi-hmcch I'D
a. n. sad S.sI Il.
Norfolk l.f nesfeW connection "a burke-
yil.e O. ferm'ilc, LylehlGrg, aad Points IVES.
eaVo T.. 4..a .t.t-tff-s tY'i' - -
Arrive N'hm". .......... ......t.. SD T. n.
tAMgLfA COT RiuJysE TRAIN.
Ieave s. elmoUi ............ .-..ovJi J. NJ
Arrive *. ehuord St1 =. NJ
LOVER ACCOMMODATION.
Leave kic ruuti ~ =. 1
Arrive Nan,lr-t'r... .....,... ...........V T. u.
WORK-Ri|ER LINE WA WESc
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ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

BY the misfortune Of another l have been
benefited. and can benefit you II you are In need
OF DINNER, CHAMBER, or TEA-sETs and
will call and examine the immense stock OF
goods that were bought 81 grea. sacrifice
Call aud yoa will ind some OF tbs CHEAPEST
SETS EVER SEEN.
one-hundred- pieces DECORATED DINNER
SETS, si2 now reduced 10 So 80. and other Sets in
proportion. II. II. WALLACE,
no l7-su, Tu&Fimo ,l3 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

Note the clear, rich color OF hoon ts o
sanarilla and the muddy, grit'y ai"A''uf
OF other medicines.
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RAILROAD HINES.
OHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
\ WAY COMPANY

RAILROAD HINES.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
\ WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER 10, ls'l
LEAVE KiCHuoEo
$40 A y. local except sunday Tor Clifton
ELAN. Tryrss. daily ,5r on Poin. sni Nor
folk PuInan cor t' on POINT
u:e0 A. n. Express daily for Cincinnati. Far.or
Ca oia Point 70 cha .lo.'e-.l'ia.
eCDp. VI. Express daily Tor Oij Point ani
COR n. Accommodation. ezsop. suadsy, Tor
g:i5PM l1e p. r. y lintoi ,aaily.
Pullman slceping-Car % Hinio1.
Soud sestibulo team with Diuiny-CRr
md pulmau-, Charlottesville 70
Cnc.nuan aad lulimaus 10 LOUIS
yiis
TRAVIS ARRTYs Ar RICHMOND.
500 A. u. anil g.pI .. Al. ds,y from tlnclnnstL
,i.l0A. ". ara 1.5l r. #. daily from Norfolk
,.lJ +. N. daily except sunday from O4h-on
Forge.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
li. & A. z. RI
IEAVs RcHI0.o
8i5A. u. daily Tor Lyncholrg LeSlngioa. an
clifton Forge.
Gi5 p. n. seottsUle accommodation, except
sunday.
loaOP. u. daly for Lynchourg ana Clifton
rr,s5 ARRIVE RIcHVoyD
fiIP NJ DAILY from Clifton Forge.
g.iI a. W. DAILY ir1s clifton fo -.
q.l.A 81. Except Sunday from 'co.'avllle.
station: ElgutA ana Cana. sireeie
H. ". FULLER
General Passenger Agent
IT. HARAHAS. General Manager ie@
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l.,...-Ig /. N.n.urr. and sidney S. BaN-
,.,. tft1-.... tscunral Tho Judges ~
fI. Gru.-.I Court were Richard H. liol1, .
gnlu t. Lomae. William Leigh. Lucas H.
d Thompson. iuJ Nuiamn E-tl. This
court wls au adjunct Count Of Appeals,
composed 90. Crout Court judges. before
whom criminal oa-cs were le.rl on wrts
.f error. d. 1850 thc Constitution n
fao State was changed, The General
Court was abolished, al2 The iu'-
lowing fvo judges were o..fd
lN taD po fr ur.h lhr OFT NIl'
''n.t' Cd. anon. "ii'.A i''"'' .'' 70
s..lr.l.. arl N.,lisP. ..cark va, elected
ttt.r,... O,rr.rI.
.,.,.r,., .,,,.,.,,
a..
me pr 81" I'.' '.D
Sn'f. iA i.....o'"A p" "i.,' I'D -..' "o
ih'" p. ono 2h', 1' w. ~,
pNn 90 '''I ''. ~ ~ ~
q eiAN 'cD'''t.
o., o-I ..i l-rfi" Ja,nai
ID c-.~ 81 NJ r4rla UofIar
V--t',I.nJ Ga-.
.s ,t.,... l,'l. .,..- u.~lerf Cl.,.
as I.n.r H. puri, r..
..-.- g. l.r'.- ,f.'. 4 Wallace.
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JAMES RIVER DIVISION
(s. & A. Il. RI
rEAVg RICHMOND.


FOR NEW YORK
Steamers Leave Richmond VERY ~ asDAl
AND FRIDAY Z. g.. ~. Aauli'5. closed enc
roar sore I'd. in. time.
-teamcrs losys SOW YORK for Richmond
yyFeY WEDNESDAY aai SAll NDAI Ai +
X arriving in Richmond MONDAY alI FRI
Day MokNlNDN
Passenger kcc JmmOiGtions unsurpassed
Cahi1 faro o. Now York tiI Jame3-iNsf
ro,te dncl.li4g meas All Dertni-......s y
RouuI-trly ur.eti. limited 10 'LFy d@Is 81.
Alter datO o. lf8ls.- - -
ef..~ara WI.N q abe. stone" d -
staer,.gs. without -ubslsteuco. ...-.-.-..--. w
Cz6tn fars 80 Chesapeake aud ONO rail-
Wag....... ..........--ss- ..st.s- gee. ~
Catln fare Uts Richmond end Petersburg
railroad. zee. 1850. 80,
Ticrsla eau 20 obtained al 3. ~. 1arpet > ~
Mas street. CHESAPEAKE eui Onl) ana hiiA-
TguYd ali Petersburg Qeputi. AMI OF com any
.nlres. 1901 Main atrBet, ADD wharf, lorAs.- U.s.
Fre.r.. 'crNar'ed aud g.. ousA OILS o. 'A1'hs
ia.r.r,i fl- plIl'5 ley0ud Ncw YORK.
Frtlcut received daily Until .. +. NJ .-....
Passengers leayug ltlch n0rd on AONDAi9,
Tfrf-DAiS s.. WEDNESDAYS, lHi HeDAl ,, and
SATURDAYS ~ LA5 Chesavosk9 ana ONO fall-
wov D.1g NpWpor. News at h:l3 n 81. hul
Nv R,cnnonI and Petersburg railroad issmo
dav4 a ,.fJ s. ~. vii maze connection AZ
NORFOLK w.ll steamer l0Gylns nose dHyA
GEOk1E ". ALLEN - Co.. Agents.
No. 1901 Aaln streo.. AMI
nuu CCmrauY'BUhai. k0cksttL
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Cood~ HBetter-Best.



1snnot cithn slightest conception OF Me
The
ha1de" o1Nf "0"0"e
nessary ow yo"H De Qc 10 .e ~
Conpore cct acRat 30" ca" JhN
qs of "S1 %%1%oS nH rs So $25
STOCK YOUR EYES ON we say
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

ITS WONDERFUL EFFECT on THE LIVER,
STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS
AND BLOOD.
Dr. Mozley's Lemon Eli1ir = pleasant lemon
drink uat losiuyeiy cures oil btll0u@nest, Con-
s tnstion, Indigestion, Headache, Malaria, Kid
NV ..c4se. Dizziness, Colds, Loss Of Appetite,
Feyers. Chiiis, Blotcnes, rimpios, Pain in back,
Plantation OF Heart, ana al other diseases
e4u.cd by disordered liver, siomech, aud KID
m cents and 81 per bottle. sold by druggists.
Prepared only by Ii. Moz.oy, N. D., Atlanta, ga
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LH LINE WA
4 IOihLJ


;DAuY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Tie favor'te routeI0 baltimore Tbs si,smsr
O. his NuJ arc wodr.s ~ 1-aaiI. elsgAne9, sti
comfort. Leave hlcumoud f3D p. n. and AZ
a. ~. arrive Is baltimore 80 \ ~; ies's
Baltimore d4iiy e1crut SUNDAY ~ T. a. ar
fige o. Richmond 'g.iJ A. n. Gni III A. n
Faro fllm Llclm1a1, va. 49, baiim9re W
Wasainctou. RE wilmington, Dol 400. Pniia-
celpbla fs.. $50: New fors. e. g.
tWEsI POINT AlCOANnDAlIoN
reaye Richmond usensy-ihlri-
street deuor ..'................ tss0J A. Va
sf,sct deoo,. '.............. $50 r. n.
'Daay. flaily exrol' sunday
Depot anl t.ksl0r'-e Foos virginia strest-
Uptown 0rl-s Coga0r Tenth and hAn ssrsss<
Jas. L. TAYLOR
General PASSENGER Agea-
). = POTTS.
DlY.sign Passenger Agent
kichmOnd, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
LFNON nor DROPS.

For coughs and colds, take lemon Hot Drops
For sore throat and bronchitis, take Lemon
Hot Drops
hol Drops
Hot Drops.
FOR ali throat aud lung diseases, take Lemon
Hot DROPS.
An elegsnt and reliable preparation.
Sol b. druggists. . cents per bottle. Fre-
pared by II. MoZley, 81. D., Atlanta. Ga
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I. ETkLc0lr sirss'..o President
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOaAC RAILROAD -schsiuis
coinmsnclng 500 anBEt IS lse,-sas1sfs
STANDARD ufhe-
s.22 A Il. ie1yos Bygi-sirss' station saiy.
stop- 0DlYtt AshlaGi. boutwell,, NIL
.osl, aud Trsds~icssDurg BreosssSd
W.d5satar sleeper 20 Washington
and New f0rk.
On p NJ sesTs. Byrd. street. station daily. OK
c3pl sunday
kaoP N leaves Byfd-sirees sisIioa daily
zap Il leaves Byr1-sueet station daily.
stops only % BothEell. Milford. snd
Fredencssourg. sleeper Richmond
ssnA n sSriyes A. syrl street station ssilx.
sleeper fron New YORK.
2.ss p NJ arrives =. BYRD siresl station ds.iy;
stops a. frsiericSsourg. hiiIorS
Bowel. and Ashland sleeper frofn
Wasnington aai Nee YORK.
sos p NJ. arrives hyrd. stree. station Any, ny,
f0fg, and Ashland.
s4sP. N. arn'es =. ByUi-sE'e. 'sa'ioa daily
exceD. sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY s1tEFT sIEoArS
eaA. N. leaves gloA Arrives ~ AsniAad AZ
an y n aS,,r-r1o,atioa leaves Byrf-srsss
STATION. arrives 81 Ashland 81 s y. M.
s,o4P. "a. ioagss ElbA arrives - Ashland ~
e4,A.N. srrlTo, slbA Ls.rss Ashland ssss,s
suA NJ s~.ernroi.t,oa .rrlvc, as bryas
street station. Leaves Asnlsad atl.0
zap NJ srrS.s a. Elsx Is.vs. Ashland as
rArIoR. General rics.t Agent
ET. d. Arszs. 0saerAl s1peFinseaisaN
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suB Comrauy's uhad. kocIsstL
i rIRHINIA STEAMROAI

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .sSsa-i
COMPANY. for Uii Point. NOr- asSsaa'azs1.-
folk. Portsmouth,. Newport HswA ClafemenS
.nc JAmes-rly5r landings direct by cie2An.
"a loog steamer AklEL. leaving hlehi9Yhi
livery MONDAY, WE'D %ESDAI, AID tRiDAI
ATT A NJ. Streetcars cOnu5ch .,,.
Connections al Old Poins and .. NorIol.
closely with al lnss Tor northern cues sAlno
sftsrnoon. JaUles river Or dGyhgnL OreAe
torrisg nns Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer AM az 1aroer
Agenry 100 Asln street. Baggage checked
,hrouZh. stE.e-rOoms engaged for dAy Or algnL
fre,zh. received dhdy i0r Norfolk, Forts.
,,at1n. Old F3la- WayeriY. Hlcksiord, Va, ant
- n~iuts Ia Eastern North Carolina Eastern
virsiaia. and Gil regular landings on zoe James
,-vsr Al loves IAIes. and tnrOJgh biAs Issued
LUClEN Is. TATUM, Yice-PrssidenS
No lll7 Maia street aud hOckettS
IxYIN WEIsIsBR- Prrlgnt and Passenger Agen-
PHILADELPHIA, RIG IL <fS-N
NOND AID NORFOLK
IgEAAsHIP CoAPASc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

old Dr.. Mayo was q character. rs uI,S1
Dltca wool hat with lls siIes turned up
liz. ,....t ,gqa of blue cloth with brass but
s',. and .yallOw-tailc3. HIS vest was
r,..1. on red cloth aud las trow-era were
UIgrk One moonshiny night AFTER one oi
tIrse nocturnal meetings Dr. John WAS
valliuo home. and az That time in the CIV
there was great Apprehension a"p"t tet
roting. ID was said that men WO"u qulvtly
walk up behind Others and suddenly se.D'
them bv the throat and choke ibem 10 iu-
.or..bilitv aud then Tob them. bf. Johh
"a brar1 of this. and as he walked up
Fionfh street there was large elNhDoatu
which stretched across tho SIDEWAYS;
'rbe wind moved it gently back ana
fo-tl and as - moved 1t cast "a
si.tny ON the sidewalk below, and made
ns.r,eking noise. DIR. John saw the snaaO"
and thouebt II was a man. He stopped.
Jrrw his pistol, and pointing u at the
sbsdo,y exclaimed stop, SRI You
sbrn'f garrote me There has been enough
of that in this city. II you move ia sAoot
vouO The signboard made "A scieeeAlNs
noise. Or. John said: Don't You enash
yopr teeth Al me. III shoot you II You
move a step" At this moment irlehd
happened 70 pass by. and seeing tne sdtu'; \,
ION. asked what wee the naltfI' "nS,
aid lie Doctor. THAT man (pointing 20
L. sbadoyy1 wants 10 garrote me and mean
10 shoot him" why, Doctor, II ~ not
man-it Is only the shadow OF sign
boardn PhaHcy his ptee'"'gs'
AN HISTORICAL MUsTAgD-PLAsrRR.
Or. Mayo's first case was treated by HIM
IN Il remarkable manner he was tneh y
young physician commencing 70 ptac'ioo ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
S 22.EsS.

TETS is the outside limit
rs with ninc-tenths of the
.rcady-made clothiers-or,
J rather, these qualities con-
stitutc their finest grade.
4 THEY'LL want TO charge
5vou S2Sor $30--but that's
a difference always found
: between them and US. The
4 hncrimportcd fabrics COM
s mcnce to sprinkle in more
4 thicllly with the fine domes-
/ tics right alonghcre. We've
q trimmed them and tailored
l them to equal the best $50
4 cut-tO-order sort that can be
Z made. Walking Coats, Co
vert Coats, Cape Goats,
4 listers. Driving Coats
h made in this country and
{ abroad-in smooth Mel
\ tons, Kcrscys and Beavers,
Cor in the rough Montagnacs,
& Schnablc Chinchillas, and Irish
\ Friezc. The lap seams, selyage
z or finished edges silk, satin, and
z fancy cashmere linings-and all
h such signs OF elegance are con-
\ sistently evident here. We tell
) YOU frankly, $25 ought to buy a
anowerlul nice carncnt-and 1t
Z will If you take one OF ours.
\ Well guarantee it to you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

NcNlnvine, Tenn, writes: From experience In
nv family, DR.. II. MOzloy's Lemon Elixir has
Few. II any equals, and no superiors IN medicine
Tor the regulation Of the liver, stomach, and
bowels. Dr. a. Mozley's Lemon hos Drops are
saperior 10 any remedies We have ever been
ab.e 70 got for throat and lung diseases.
". II. MAGNE5S,
or6-SutApifr President Bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
S 90.

ID So worth of merit
- '' to one of our SIS Coats
and it produces something
that's fine, We start at 500
our competition with Gus
tom-made OvercoatS. You'vei
got an idea of about what
sort Of a garment tailorsI
turn ont for $50, haven't
YOU That's our $50 grade.
There can be no finer fitting
garments created than those
we offer you. 1t don't make
anvdifcrencc about thcprlcc.
] he III Is always Jil6I6' GU IL
find all the popular styles.
What the people want is
what we cndcavor to keep
not a lot of outlandish truck
that nobody wants to look
at nor wear. Those exclu-
sive shades Of blue, olive,
and tans that are having
such a rage have been liber-
ally employed in this grade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

ITO 70 z " y y
the BEST that NO1tF
money can purchase.