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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

Western Maryland Railroad Co.,
Office Of Secretary,
BALTIMORE, Sept. a, 1889. }
The annual. meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Western Maryland Railroad Company, for
the election of Five Directors for the ensuing
year. viii be held at the Company S office,
Hilien Station, Baltimore, on Wednesday,
October 10. at II o'clock, NJ.
JOHN S. HARDEN,
sep2S st Secretary.
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TRUsFEE's SALE.
II ora
Valuable HOUSE and LOT,
rr..s.la.h..-. l,.-.sn Ct. NJ

In afheldsoafgs AaFrou TOMMY Aa.
BY virtue Of decree Of The Csrcait Couri
for Carroll County. sitting ia equity. passed
in cause No. 275l equity, wherein John ".
Parrish Is plaintiff and Laara $ Sellman aud
William y. Sellrnan are defendants. the
undersigned. trustee appointed therein. VII.
offer al publie sale, on the premises, on
Safur,las, tAe IsiA dag ef Oe'o5sr, fSs5,
al o'clock, p m, al those two several
contiguous lots or parcels Of land, containing
81 ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
Iyiag in the village OF warfeld,barg, Carroll
county, about miles iFom the City Of West
minister.
This property Is improved hy comfortable
tWo-story Dwelling House. Eifh
backbuiiding. New Barn, 45
KS feet, with buggy hoase - -
attached. Corn CRIB aud other = 80
oaibaildings, all in good order. Pump o.
water covered by the porch % dwelling.
Abundance Of inc fruit OF different varieties.
Il is very conveniently and advAa,ageo1siy
situated in respect 20 schools, churches,
p0ss0ffices, &c.
Terms OF Sale as Prescribed by the Decree
are :--0ne-third Of the purchase money cash
on the day Of sale, or upon the ratification
thereof BY the coart, the balance ia swo eqaa
payments Of SIX aud twelve months, secured
by the notes Of The purchaser or purchasers,
with approved security, and bearing Interest
from the day Of sale.
LAURA 5. SELLMAN, Trustee.
Jas A. Z. Bond, Solicitor.
samuel Crawford, AuctiouecF.
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All ready now. We open the season with
stock that will give universal satisfaction.
We never had so much nor so varied an as
sortment, and. instead of the prices going up
with the quality. they come down with the
competition in trade. Yes, this seasons
prices, in our store at least, will be under last
seasons. We must sell a great many more
goods, and the best way to sell them is to
sell them cheap. We would rather splice our
profits and double our trade, and we are
going 10 try it this season.
S. KANN, SONS q co.
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How TO CURE cATARRH.

HOW TO CURE cAFARRH.
Mieroscopical research by Pasteur, Hux-
ley, Koch, Tyndall, Beale and other scientists
Of Europe has developed the fact that eatar-
rhal affections oe the nose, throat and other
parts Of the respiratory tract are caused by
germs or parasites, which infect the mucous
membrane of these parts, and cause infam-
nation that frequently results in one or more
Of the following diseases: Weak eyes,
headache, deafness, hay fever, laryngitis,
bronchitis and consumption. A remedy that
will not destroy the germ or parasite viii not
cure catarrh. DR.. J. YINGLING, of 500
FRANKLIN STREET has found treatment
that will do this. In diphtheria, its superior
excellence is most strikingly observed, as it
dissolves and promptly removes the pseudo
or diphtheretic membrane, and gives imme-
diate relief, and, if followed byproper consti-
tutional treatment, the patient makes a rapid
recovery. If the great merits of this treat
ment and means Of applying it were fully un-
derstood for curing throat and catarrhal aifec-
tons, no one being thus afflicted would
hesitate long in availing themselves Of Its
benefits. For terms, call on, or address
]. YINGLING, G09 w. Franklin ST.,
iuly6 Baltimore, Nd
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To make ruaga far she machinery exashstSuu.
voted 10 this feature, 700 fees of hue shsiliHE
90 pyopel machinery have beeu srected- The
shaft vii, be dnyen BY oae poseyial engine.
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and adjoining counties to its large and care
STOCK OF FERTILIZERS,

Which are manufactured of pure material
! only. These goods have been thoroughly
] tested, and have in every case proven sats,
| factory The Company therefore feels justified
! in saying that its goods are the best in the
county. In addition to this the company
assures the farmers that its prices are the
| lowest for the same quality Of goods of any
| factory, agency or house in the country, for
] the following reasons:
/ lst. 1t buys its material from % cents to
| 81 per ton less than other home companies,
because of buying in larger quantities.
2nd. 1t has no agents.
3rd. 1t pays no premiums, and better than
all, instead Of eonceding gain of from So to
$40 only on 500 purchases, it assures to every
purchaser an advantage of from S2 to SS per
ton according to the quality of goods, less
than any other establishment in the county,
which is a saving Of from SD to SIG on 500
purchases.
With view to economy, the Farmers Fer.
tilizer Company carries no more varieties OF
brands than is needed for the production OF a
good crop. What it has, however, are pure
and suited to the soils of the county.
The Company will take pleasure IN mixing
at a reasonable cost any formula desired.
Farmers who furnish their own sacks Will
be allowed 81 for each ton of Fertilizer pur-
chased. CASH SALES viii be allowed
discount of per cent.
In addition, to its well known
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ExECUToR'S SALE
IL OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

The undersigned, executor of the last will
and testament Of Thomas Webster, late OF
Carroll county, deceased, by virtue of the
power therein contained, and by virtue OF an
order of the Orphans Court Of Carroll county,
will selt at public sale, on the premises, on
. TUESDAY, sth OF OCTOBER, 1889,
at o'clock, p. M, the following property
A small farm containing
48 ACRES, l ROOD AND II PERCHES
of land, more or less, and parcel Of land
adjoining the above, containing
144 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
This property is on the Washington road, ad-
Joining VIM Fenby and others, about J miles
from Westminster. 1t is improved with a
substantial log Dwelling House,
Az1lA \ a good bank barn and other
outbuildings, and has thriving
zlilI11l31lfss7;z young orchard and great
variety of choice fruit. There is a fine spring
at the dwelling and pump at the barn.
The fall crops are planted and immediate
possession will be given, and the purchaser
will receive one-half of the same.
Terms of Saie-0ne- third cash on the day
of sale or ON the ratification thereof by the
Court, ne-third in one year and the Other
one third in eighteen months from the day o.
sale; the credit payments to be secured by
the notes of the purchaser or purchasers, VIII
approved security, bearing interest from the
day of sale; or all cash, at the option OF the
ISAAC f. PEARSON,
Septl4ts Executor.
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Our 0liO.
A WAR SHIP.
FURY Gsn Nd.

An Unscient6c Description of Our Navy
Monsters of Iron, Steel, aud Wood as
Big as a Block of Houses-Speed OF a
Modern Cruiser
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DBSIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
IL RENT

The undersigned offers for rent her proper
{ssS ty, situated on Green Street, in West
.HEIa minister. 1t is improved with comfort
able house, containing six rooms, hall and
garret; abundant stabing with water at house
and stable; for further information inquire of
Sept % 3t* MRS. WM. B. THOMAS.
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ON TUESDAY THE sth, WEDNESDAY
THE 9th. AND THURSDAY THE IOth
DAYS OF OCTOBER. 1889,
from ; o clock A. NJ. 20 6 o'clock z. NJ,
they will sit ONLY for the purpose OF Regis.
tering ali persons qualified TO be registered in
the registries OF voters.
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AT HAGERSToWN. MD.
RACES.

October Is, 10, II and ls, 1889.
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NOTICE OF THE
Registrars of Voters of Carroll
County, Maryland, of their
respective October Sit
ings for the year
1889.
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Officers of Registration of Voters for the
respective election districts of Carroll county
that they will hold their respective
OCTOBER SITTINGS,
for the year 1889, in their respective election
districts for the purposes Of registering all
persons qualified to become registered voters,
revising. correcting and striking from their
respective registries OF voters all persons who
have died or become disqualified as voters,
and for hearing and determining applications
of persons for reinstatement of their names
therein on the days, during the hours and
at the places following:
ON THE lst MONDAY OF OCT OBER,
1889, BEING THE 7th DAY OF
SAID MONTH.
from 5 clock, a. m, to 6 o clock, p, M,
they will sit both
FOR THE PURPOSE OF REGISTERING
ALL PERSONS
entitled to be registered as qualified voters and
STRIKING FROM THEIR RESPECTIVE
REGISTRIES
Of qualified voters the names of all persons
who may have died or become disqualified
voters.
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Great Machinery Exhibition.

Large Display Of Machinery. Live
Stock, Farm & Household Goods.
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Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods of Every Description.
ORDERS BY MAIL.
Their Retail Order Depart
ment

Is specially organized to Oh sample orders.
Their large assortment OF desirable goods At
a moderate price enables them TO guarantee
satisfaction and promptness.
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As we say, our stock fills our store. 1t is
general, an accommodating stock.
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BRANDS /. 2 AND 8,

BRANDS 1, 2 AND 8,
Three NEW BRANDS have been added,
ranging in price from Sl7 to Sla per ton,
which are from 81 to So per ton cheaper than
any goods Of the same quality on the market
To be convinced Of the truth Of these dec
larations call at its factory and see for your
selves. E. NJ. BISH,
aug3I Am Superintendent
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Judge Of tAs Cjrrail Court.
True ooPy,-rcss:
scp2s q w y MARrtx. Clerk.
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0riainal poetrg.
For the Democratic Advocate.
YES, THIRTY YEARS.

80 - III - Old R1Hnd
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Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True eopy,-Test;
sep2s Il WN. y MAKrIx, Clerk
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Aud on
FRIDAY, THE Ilsh DAY OF OCTOBER,
1850, from clock A. VI. to o clock z. NJ.
they viii sit ONLY for the purpose Of
HEARING AND DETERMINING APPLI.
CATIONS FOR REINSTATEMENT
Of the names of persons 10 their respective
regisiries OF voters
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-05

Of qualified voters the names of all persons
who may have died or become disqualified
Nnlnrs
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4 NNUAL MEETING.

sepI4ts
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MUSIC AND DRAWN WORK.

ISAAC f. PEARSON,
SeptI4ts Executor.
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This property - improved q
two-story Dwelling House. wiih
baekbuiiding. New Barn, a.
KS feet, with buggy hoase
stiached. Corn crib and other
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-10-02
Progress of Inventions Since
1915.

III the year 1916 the present owners OF the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN newspaper COM
meuced Its publication, and soon after es-
tablished "A bureau for the procuring OF pat
tents for inventions ut home and In foreign
countries During the year isl5 there were
only 502 patents issued from the u. 3. Patent
ONCE, and the total issue from the establish
ment OF the patent ONCE. up TO the end OF
that year, mum bered only f3is.
UP TO the n rSt OF July this year there have
been granted i0G,ii3. Showing that since the
commencement OF the publication OF the
Scientific American there have been issued
from the U. .. Patent once 402.is6 patents
and about one-thIrd more-applications have
been made than have been granted showing
the ingenuity OF our people 10 DO phenom-
email and much greater than ever the enor-
nous number af patents Issued indicates.
Probably some OF our readers'have had bust
ness transacted through the offices OF the
Scientific American. I'm New York or WASH
ingioD, and are familiar with Mum & Co. Is
mode Of doing business, but those who have
not will be interested in knowing some hing
about this, the oldest patent soliciting nrm
In the country, probably In the world.
Persons visiting the ONCE OF the Scien.
tiic American, 36i, broadway N. ", for the
nrst time will be surprised, on entering the
main ONCE, to hnd such an extensive and
elegantly equipped establishments with It's
walnut counters. desks, aud chairs to cor
respond, and It's enormous safes, and such n
large number OF draughtsmen, specification
writers. and clerks, all busy IA bees. remind
ing one OF large banking or Insurance Office
with its hundred employees.
In conversation with one OF the arm, who
had commenced the business OF soliciting
patents in connection with the publication
90 the Scientific American. more than lorty
years ago. learned that his rm had made
the application for patents for upward Of one
hundred thousand inventors I'm the United
States. and several thousand In different for
eign countries, and had nled IA many cases
In the Patent once In a single month a.
there were patents issued during the entire
first year OF their business career. This gen
tleTnan had seen the Patent once grow from
a sapiiBg 20 a sturdy oak, and he modestiy
limited that many thought the Scientific
American, with It's large circulation, had
performed no mean share In stimulating In.
ventions and advancing the interest OF the
Patent once. Bat 10 II not alone the patent
soliciting that occupies the attention Of the
one hundred persons employed by Mum &
Co, but large number are engaged on the
four publications issued weekly and monthly
from their Offices. sol Broadway, ~. y. viz:
The Scientific American, the Scientific a mer-
lean Supplement. the port Edition Of tho
Scientific American. and the Architects and
Builders Edition Of the Scientific American.
The nrst two publications are issued every
week. and the latter two. the frst OF every
month.
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EI PERsaNTIEa
&2x66Xy<G

w. I. bradshaw has returned to Ceredo.
Mr.. sam Ferguson hssconcluded not to re-
turn 20 MoundsvIile.
Architect 8 Floyd Hoard wentto Louisa.
KY, yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. W. Frampton. OF Huntington,
drove down to ccredo last sunday.
County Commissioned W. w. Brumf,eld
was In ceredo last "Wednesday.
Rev. Geo. & shaw and wife went from
conference 10 work In their new field of labor.
Mr.. J. q. Downtain. Special Pension ACT,
| OF ironton, Ohio, was In Ccrcdo lat Satur-
day.
Charley spuriock has returned from Gin
cinnati. He did not accept the position In q
saw mill there
Miss Katie shipton and Mrs. Tory. life In
surance agents, of Coal Grove, OHIO, visited
Cercdo last week.
DR.. Florence wetxei. one of HuntInxton's
promineut physicians, attended church In
Csredo last Sunday evening.
Rev. J. II. Redmon. the new N. T.. minis
ter, has arrived and Will preach here next
sunday-morning and evening.
Mr. Ed. Reed, the we'll known merchant
OF the Forks of Twelve Pole and a good
friend of the ADVANCE, was here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Deneubaugh. OF Ma
son county. and Mrs. Maggie sh river, of Hun
tington, are the guests of Mr. c. r. Gums
family.
Harry Ritz has been Employed to teach the
unexpired term at the Wilson schoo, house,
two weeks of which Horace Fuller had
taught before his death.
Mr.. z. }. Hazards family has moved to
James II. harcum's property, three miles
east OF this place. Mr.. Hazard In teaching
at the Washington school house.
Mike Herman, one of the leading attorneys
OF Wayne Q. IL accompanied by his son,
has been visiting Mrs. J. l. Kuhn, Barbours
Times, Sept. nd.
Mr.. Stephen Herald has sold his stock of
merchandise at Poppa p. o. to the Big Sandy
Lumber Co. and has engaged to manage the
business for said company at that place for
$50 per month.
Rev. q. w. Marston. editor OF the ST. Al
bans Journal, made tho ADVANCE onice a
pleasant call last Saturday. He and his wife
have been visiting the latter's parents, near
this place, for tho past few days.
Mr.. Sam. Crum, who was cierking for Ste
phcn Herald, ut Poppa + o., this county,
has been engaged by Mr.. 8. s. viueon as n
salesman In the latter's store at Louisa, Ky,
Mr. c. Is said To be a very popular salesman.
Hon. Wayne Ferguson aud wife, of spo-
kane Falls, Washington Territory. arrived
In Cercdo last Thurs 'ay. Mr.. Ferguson has
not yet recovered from his attack of fever
and they will remain In West Virginia until
he entirely RECEIVERS.
3. Floyd Hoard, prominent attorney OF
Ceredo, is In the city to-day on legal business.
-tHuutington Times.
Mr.. Hoard is prominent archi-
tect, but not an attorney.
Mr.. William shannon, OF Wayne county,
was registered at the Rngland House on Sat
urday. NJ. Shannon Is one of Wayne coun-
ty's most substantial citizens. He Is now
with MFR. Geo. r. Ratlin, OF Wayne county,
largely Interested I'm timbering on Guyan-
dotte rivcr.-fI.ogan Democrat
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II was just an ordinary scrap Of wrap
ping PAPER but IL saved her life. She was
IN the last stages OF consumption, told
10y physicians That she WAS incurable
weighed less than seventy pounds. On
piece OF wrapping paper she
read OF DIR. Kings New Discovery, and
got sample bottle; it helped her, sh
bought large bottle, 1t helped her
more, bought another and grew better
fast. continued its use and is now
strong, healthy, rosy, pump.
weighing lao pounds. For fuller partic.
ulars send stamp To w. ii. Cole, Drug.
gist. Fort Smith. Trial Bottles of this
wonder III d'scovory tree at j. III. Mil
lender q Co.'S store.
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Disappointed Love Leads To q
Desperate Double Crime i'm
Lincoln County.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, septem Der q. - Word
has Just reached here ola sensational crime
on Big Harts creek. In Lincoln county, 90
miles mp the 0uyandotte river. Al. Brum-
field, q newly married man. and bis bride had
spent The day with his wife's parents some
distance mp the creek. Just - dusk. on their
return, and when near their home, tboy
we're fred on BY man who spranR from the
bushes by the roadside. Mrs. Brumheld WIS
shot In the bead and fell 10 the ground uncOu-
sciOus. Her husband was shot in the right
lang, but managed 10 crawl TO a neighbOr's
for assistance.
The nearest physician. twenty-five miles
distant, was summoned. but arrived too late
TO render the woman any assistance and she
died IN few hours. The latest Information
IL that Brumneid u also dying. lie claims ne
recognized tho assassin. but refuses 10 say
who 70 was Il the belief OF tue neighbOr-
hood That suitor Of MFs Bfumneld, who
failed TO win her, Is the assassin.
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Her Health Was Ruined. Her
Life Was One of Pain, But
She Is Now Well.

Mrs. Alexander Vaughn, wife OF
one of the most prominent and ex-
tcnsively known merchants Of Pres
colt, Ark, writes the following let
ter under date Of April a.,
1850:
| owe the preservation Of my life
under Providence to Swift's Specific
Is. s. S. } For four years my health
was wretchcd, ruined--my life, life
OF constant pain and misery and
torture. Food soured on my stcm.
acl,. and what ate to-day, 1 would
vomit o-morow. My sleep at
night was broken with tie most
horrible visions in dreams, so much
so, that could not bear to be lett
alone: chronic diarrhoea, a painful
cough that threatened me with con-
sumption, and my limbs swelled
more or less. could not walk ex-
cept on a level floor, and then with
difficulty, and for a while could not
get in or out of bed without assist.
ance.
The pressure of n finger on my
body would leave its impression.
and in short | thought had the
dropsy, in addition to my other af.
fiictions.
Two doctors treated me faithfully
during these four years, but did me
no good-thc medicines they gave
was as useless as stagnant water.
My friends thought that l would
die, suffering as l was with such
combination OF diseases.
In 1887 discontinued the use OF
the medicine had heretofore
been taking and began to take
Swifts Specific Is. s. ). Five bot
ties Of this truly wonderful medicine
was what worked the miracle of my
complete and permanent recovery"
Treatise on blood and skin dis
case mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
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Ihis Is what you ought 10 have, In
a"e1 you must have IL, 70 fully enjoy
w. thousands are searching for 10
E,"ny and mourning because they End
not Thousands upon thousands Of
Iiisrs are spent annually by our peO-
XII ln the hope that they may attain
Els noon. Aud yet II may lie had by
80 we guarantee that Electric Bat
I,, IL used according TO directions
Z" ne use persisted in, will bring you
oOu Digestion and Dust the demon
M pel STA and install instead Eupepsy.
~ recommend Electric Il tiers for
y pepsia and all diseases OF Llvsr.
D9ich and Kidneys. Sold 1T 50r,
4 cffl"o Per bottle ~ j. ~. MilendeI
w.
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Powder VIII Kill.

Mr.. ]. X. McKesnd informs US that his step
mother, Mrs. Sarah X. McKennd, who lives
near this place, emptied some blasting pow
der into n branch last Thursday, In order that
the powder be entirely away from FIRE. In
about half an hour. after the powder had dis
solved, couple OF two year-old steers came
along and drank OF the water. The result
was they were found dead next morning.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-10-02

The following fable told by an eastern ex-
change contains n suggestive moral down
In Indiana man went out hunting. While
he was out there came mp big rain and he
sought shelter I'm a hollow log. The log soou
became soaked with water and swelIed until
the aperture was too small for the man TO
got out again. There he was I'm a dilemma
Hequickly reviewed his past life, and when
he came TO remember that he WAS not
subscriber for his county paper he felt so
small that he crswled out of the log without
siy trouble"
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No. Ii--Portsmouth Accommodation. sun
days only: stopping at all interncdinie sta
tIonH. Citeap excursion rates between all
stations. Leave Cincinnati 10 "a. ~. AR
rive AT South Portsmouth ~ 81 y ~.
No To- Portsmouth Accommodation. sun
days only; stopping at all Intermediate sta
tiOns. Leave Cincinnati 30 y. ~. Arrive
South Portsmouth n 20 p M.
Nos. 3 and f-F. n. N--Fast Tying Viz
Rinian - Ncstibute Special Entire train
with dining ear runs through 90 hew York
via Washington, with yfstlDuiC sleeper 'or
Old Point via Richmond.
Nos. / and p Pullman Buffet sleeping Cars
between Cincinnati aud Washington ana
Pullman VeatiDulc sleeper between Hinton
and old Point Comfort.
Trains do not atop az stations where time
~ not shown.
Direct connection f. made FOR Lynehburg
DanViils, Greensboro, Petersburg, WeidOns
GoldsbOro, Wilmington and Charleston.
Quickest line W all pOlr - IN the Houtn-enet.
Apply 70 any Ticket Agent Tor additonai
IN formation.
j. r.. HARAHAN,
General Manager.
IL. w. FULLER,
Cent Pass'f A9't.