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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

Mr. MANSFIELD, the actor, is resting
in the country 10 restore his oyerstrained
voice previous to playing Richard H.,
in which his English admirers think he
will make a bit. Let Mr.. Mansfield re-
member that there is a wide
chasm between realistic drama and
poetic drama, and that in that chasm
some amateur actors than Mansfield have
been engulfed As fine an artist as
Clara Morris, after almost unprecedented
success in such parts as Camille, made a
dead failure in Lady Macbeth, because
she did not fathom the difference be-.
tween the ideal art of the stage and the
more realistic style.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

The Democratic Governor OF Indiana
who retired from Office yesterday, to0I
occasion recently 10 express himself
with emphasis and after the manner OF
self-respecting patriot. concerning the
vitality important matter OF bribery ahO
corruption al elections. lesterday ms
Republican successor, Governor HoNey.
devoted a major portion OF ms lnauguIa'
address TO the same subject, ana eN'
pressed himself with quite as much EN-,
phasis as his Democratic predecessor hao
dptiQ Ietgr1ph.
1t is pleasant 10 see people perform
with curative skill on the beam in theli
own optic rather than devote time TO the
mote in the eye of a neighbor, and the
moral of the passage quoted from the
TsleqraDl is a shining mark for thos'
&" Southern Policy mongers who con.
tnue vague theories and morbid
treatises on the suppression Of the ballot
in the South.
The entire country has been enlivenec
with startling sensations on '
and corruption of The ballot in the North
and vet Northern men must come IL
NEEDLE with the affairs of States in tho
South upon the unsupported allegations
that the negro vote in the South is sup.
messed because there is not a Republi-
can majority whenever there is colored
majority.
All this time the Northern Repubh.
cans leave their party brethren in the
South unaided and keep the protection.
won Doodle of Carnegie and Vans.
maker for use At home Then they wish
to experiment with loads of virtue in one
section and barrels of Doodle in the
other
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

GERMANY AND SAMOA-The Presi
dent in transmitting to Congress a re-
port OF the Secretary of state on the sub
iect Of German aggressiOns in Samoa.
remarks. that Germany, however, still
asserts, as from the first she has done,
that she has no desire or intention TO
t. eyerturn the native Samoa Government.
or 10 ignore our treaty rights, and she
still invites our government 30 Join her
in restoring peace and quiet. But thus
far her propositions on this subject seem
10 lead to such a preponderance of Ger
man power in Samoa as was never con
templated by us, and is inconsistent with
eyerp prior agreement or understanding,
while her recent conduct as between ma
tive waring factions gives rise to the sus-
picion that she is not content with a
neutral position.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

Pmncs are very ancient and were
grown ages ago in the east. Eleven va
rieties were known 70 acient Roman
horticulturists, and IN the region around
Damascus vigorous wild variety thriyed
that was much used as a stock for graft
ing, and is 30 used 10 this day. France
got the prune from the Crusaders, and
It was first cultivated near Clairac 10y the
inmates Of a convent. Some OF the best
and most famous pruncs are now grown
in the extensive French orchards. The
prunes of commerce are classed 10y num-
bers, No. /, the smallest, taking 90 10 %
to the pound, and No. o, tho largest, 90
TO 81 TO the pound.-Good Housekeep-
inc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

MONoPOLIsTs AND TAXEs-SccuTe in
the possession of the Presidency after
the 4th of March and % majority in Con-
gress. and unembarrassed Boy any imme.
date fear OF adverse popular opinion.
the Republican party Is making a record
for itself on the tariff question that must
consolidate against il all the friends of
honest government. When the Senate
bin shall have been completed and passed
lis provisions will be in The nature OF az
indictment for "a conspiracy 90 rob the
taxpayer for the benefit of protected
monopolies -PhiitdeiDiiu RecOrd.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17
WRIST POINT ACCUMULATION.

Lave Richmond esd 81. depot. IS 20
Arrive Richmond, " 20 2l
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

Carl ScHCRz has taken hold OF one OF
the political difficulties, and finds that in
admitting new Territories we may get
rid Of the horrorof hingins the destiny
Of a Presidential election on the New
York pivot" He says that even if
their admission does not increase the Re
publican performance in Congress and
an the electoral college, il will have one
good eiiect-it will prevent New York
from being any longer the pivotal State
From that .ime the bosses Of Tammany
Hall and the boys Of the Republican ma
chine will no longer determine who shall
be President Of the United States.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

"No man can ever tell, unless be has passed
through a similar experience, what | suffered
during my life in Arizona, said Mr.. Timber
claim. "Whati' exclaimed the listeners,
"~ere you tortured by the Indiansf' TOR
turod by the lndiansl' with supreme con.
tempt. "Naw!I bought a farm on monthly
payments "-Burdette in Brooklyn Eagle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

THE report OF a gigantic Thread
Trust" in England moves the Tr5ume
90 say that
a Tribunereporter's inquiries among
those most likely to be Affected 10y the
movement brought TO light the fact that
there already exists among American
manufacturers an understanding which
enables them TO fix the prices at which
their product shall De sold. This com
bination serves an the important require
ments of a Trust save that it cannot
limit production.
Of course there has been a combina-
ton of that sort for years, and the TIL
June ought TO know that il Is the duty OF
So per cent on thread that enables the
trust 10 work its mill.
The Mills bill proposed "a reduction of
this duty, but the Republican Tariff bin
declines 10 reduce.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17
A Natural 1Iisfalee.

"Mr. Browne" said the milkman. lyon
sent me the wrong check. This is drawn to
the order Of the board Of water commission.
ers.n
why, SO It IS" replied Mr.. Browne. ana
then he added, Natural mistake, though
Mr.. Pump-yer .'-HarPer's Bazaar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

The tedious work Of removing bowl
dcrs and the remnants Of an ancient for
est from the bed Of the Thames river
etill goes on. It began seven years ago.
At last accounts 800 trees and 1900 bowl
ders had been taken out. The latter va
ried in weight from one TO four tons.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

SENATOR HIGGINs-Ancnt the un-
expected election of a Republican Soma
tor from Delaware the EeeaDg Iae9rem
SAYS that the traditional rich man who
had to crawl through a needles eye To
reach Paradise had a soft thing com
pared with Delaware's job Of e%lecting
somebody 10 the Senate other than a
Bavard or q salisbury. The poor little
States ribs crack ike the timbers OF the
Tallapoosa in a chop sea, and the most
doleful sounds are heard as she tries 10
produce a statesman outside OF the oid
family circle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

If the people are clamoring for first
class hotel accommodations, let them ap.
ply al The Exchange and Ballard Hotels
They can be cared fer as comfortably as
al any hotel North or South, both as to
room and cuisine appointments.
j. l.. DARLINGTON, Proprietor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

JUDGE WOODS has decided that
Floater Dudley is not subject TO indict-
ment unless some floater al be found
who acted on the circular addressed to
him. And thus the Boodler goes free
after d%isgracing his party by a public
display of its bribery policy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

Chicago Man in Philadelphial-Wen, |
don't wonder Philadelphia IS called a slow old
town. II would be impossible TO do business
here.
Philadelphia Host-Ehl Impossible 10 do
businessf Whyi
Why, the streets are So narrow you can't
dodge creditors Philadelphia Record.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

TAsrELEss Con LIVER on EMULSION. with
always fresh. pure. and sweet, and can be
taken by anyone. Is vastly superior 20
other similar preparations, as one trial will
prove. Sold, wholesale or retail, by l. WAC
NKR corner sixth and Broad.
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Don't Hesltate

for one moment, but buy a box of the
Cherokee cough drops and cure that cough
you have. only 5. per box. Satisfac-
lion guaranteed or money refunded. On
sale al all drug stores and c0nfectioneries
Trade supplied bv Purcell, Lsdd Il Co.
and Powers, Taylor & Co., wholesale
drnrOists.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

IN EFFECT JAS,Y. 9, ls2.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

CHNSAfNANN o"'o AOO''
BCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov. 25th
1888.
OHIO ROUTE
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
s:45 am For Newport News, Old Point Com.
fou and Norfolk, daily except
Sunday.
s.l5 am Sundays only. To Newport News,
Ola Point. and Norfolk.
ll:5 am Through ana Local Mail % all
points West, EXCEPT Sunday.
3.2J pm For Newport's News, Old P0intand
Norfolk, except Sunday.
I % pm GOrdOus vile accommodation, eK-
oept Sunday.
81 pm FOR LOUSY lie, Cincinnati, CaicAgo
81. Louis, Memphis. ard Nev Or
lrans. Fest kanre alla t'fCush
Fulinans Daily. ln.y roDfe run
ning pullmsns N.si from Hica-
niOnd.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
am Gordonsvile accomm0 lation ex-
csgt sunday.
l0s55 sIu From Norfolk, Old Point, noo
Newport News, .xceTt sunday
SIC pm From Local points and tle west.
daily except Sunday.
Cos pm From Norfolk. Old Point and New
port -.egs. daily. Pullman psi.
sce sleeping car n, Richmond g.
Cincinnati.
$40 pm From Louisville ana Cincinnati.
Fast Express daily.
Depot Seventeenth aud Broad streets.
ricke,-Ohices lOoO Main street and depot.
X. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
j. r. ODELL,
General Mauaeer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

Senatorial elections were held in foul
States Yesterday. Mr.. lloar was TO-
elected in Massachusetts, and Mr.. FRYE
in Maine. In Colorado, Edward o. VOL
colt was elected to succeed Senator
Bowen, and in Delaware the struggle in
caucus resulted in the choice of Anthony
Higgins, who viii take the place of Ell
salisbury. Thus two excellent men are
returned TO places they have long filled
with honor, and two men of promise
have opened 10 them opportunities for
usefulness and distinctiOn-NoD York
IrlbNnl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

The race question Is a good s~ucculent
subject Of news for Northern papers,
but we insist still that the Constitution Of
the United States leaves social problems
OF this sort 10 the States, and we insist
also that as TO a Republican plan Of Pres
idential policy applied TO the Southern
States. there is no more sense in II than
a New England policy or Pacific slope
policy. Whenever a crank want TO eX-
plot himself before the public or a news
paper or %demagogue gets r case Of va
cant head there is a wild plunge for an
imaginary difficulty that demands states
manship TO settle. The fact is that the
race question was settled by nature, and
in the new condition of things since the
civil wal has been socially settled by the
logical action of sensible social laws that
only carry out natures decree, which Is
wiser than an the theories of men. The
Southern States tax the white people TO
educate the negroes, and they have given
them the teachings Of Christianity even
In the days of slavery, all OF which the
colored brethren did not have in Africa.
/ Let the black man work out his destiny
ON friendly terms with the white
[ people with whom his lot is cast and to
/ whom ne looks for education and EN-
ploymcnt. If he has not the intellect
and energy and dominant spirit Of the
Anglo-SaNon. and lacks the capacity to
control affairs. it is better for him "a
content himself with the inferior place
that nature has assigned him to. lie
accepts the situation with a hopeful and
happy temper, and enjoys himself in a
climate where life IS easy until the
crank theorist and radical disturbel
comes along with some arbitrary idea OF
making the negro the equal Of the white
man ia direct contradiction of God s
law.
Do the people who indulge in sucl
fancies suppose for m moment that an
army could enforce race equality, or that
an army of white men could be made ia
do IS. or that an army Of negroes could
do it,
And DO they forget the lessons Of
history and the present lesson presented
to us in India, where there has been a
race question between the English and
an inferior race?
Suppose The Northern politicians should
determine on a Southern policy that
would provide for race equality, who the
deuce would they get TO enforce ity
The Southern people are loyal citizens
/ of the United States, and there being nc
question about that it is as certain a.
daylight that the country would not
allow the South to be put under
the control of an inferior race
merely TO try the experiments
proposed by morbid radicals. If tho
North really wants race equality which
by the way, it does not. why let the Re.
publicans set the example and put som'
colored statesman in Congress and in Tho
Cabinet to represent the North. II
the meantime the white population
Of the South agree that if expert
ments are TO De tried on them they
would prefer to have a say in tho
matter
The present experiment Of educating
the negro is their own idea and they had
as we'll be- left to work it out.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.

Haylng completed the extensive addition
10 our plant. $50 aro row fully prepared O.
cope with all orders Tor AhD and MAN
DESCENT LIGHTING.
Estimates for lighting st0. cs. offices. fac
tories. residences. etc., turu sn.d upon ap.
plicstiOn at the Office OF the Virginia EIectr1,
Light ANA Power Company 900 South seventh
street. WM.B plLLfNl.
jal2-lw Manager.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
- PANY.
o NEW YORK


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUE
DAY and FRIDAY 30 b Dm.
Steamers leave New York for hchm0nC
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
aus p. m.; arriYingn Richmond MONDAY gnt
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York Na james river
route Including meals aud Oert1l......f .
hound-trlp rckcts limited 10 thirty days
after dafc of issue. .................. 10 ~
S~tecIdec With ulslstcnC ........... q o.
Storage, Without subsistence. .... ... 5 u
Cabin fare Via Chesapeake and Ohio niil-
road .t...ttr ttt.. .+tt.. t.......t.tt 10 u
Cabin iaIe VIA Richmond and lttclsALy
IalinAA t. .-tt...t t.t.tt .ttt.s......t... lN IT.
Tickets can he 0Utined al A.. ". Garbers &.
loo Mun street Chesapeake ami ONO ard
Richmond ana Petersburg cepols. ani Al cour
pany's Offices. bUl Nam street, and wharf.
Rockets.
Frolghts TO warded ana through bills Of Lao
ing issued for points beyond New York.
freight received daily uutl hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond Ou heN
DAYs.IU ESDA VS., WEDN ESDA y. THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS by tho Chesapeake
and OhlOmllHaJ l"ia AewICrt NCwslats.ila n
and Dy Richmond ard Petersburg railrCad
same day az lObe a.mY viii make connection
AT NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN y Co. Agents,
No. lil Main street, and
Ely l9-tf COMPANY Wharf. Rockets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

Sleepless nights l.ade miserable by
that terrible cough shilOh's Cure is the
Remedy for you.
OWENS i MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

THE New York Times quotes an au-
thoritv to the effect that a revolution is
almost due in Central America, and that
it may be induced by the thousands of
people thrown out of employment by the
stoppage of work on the De Lesseps
Canal. 1t is quite possible that as secre-
tarv Whimey's administration Of the
Navy Department came in with an up
rising on the lsthmus which required the
landing of our forces there, SO il may 60
out in the same way. A treaty made
with New Granada requires our gov
eminent to see that travel across the
Isthmus is protected Still, the proba-
bilitv is that trouble will not come for
some time yet, as Is indicated also by the
ordering away of the Trenton from Pan
anna 10 Samoa, where the situation is
more critical The Mohican is ready for
sea. and can take the Trenton's place al
Panama. while the Nandalia, at the same
ward. could follow her it required, and
the |lroquois is also under repairs. To
the other side of the Isihmus, at Colon,
half "a dozen vessels could be sent if ne
cessary. including the three steel cruisers
Atlanta, Boston and Chicago.
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ARRIVE RIcHMnNn

ARRIVE RICHMOND
l1j pm MAIL daily except slndayl
s'io m-Ae hAoDAtioN cals loEcer
Slndavf
CONNECTIONS
Al clifton Forge WITH Chesapeake and Oht
rtllWay iUt the south, West, aud Northwest
" Lyf.cnuurg with Norfolk and Weitsn
n ROAD ior al points south, southeast 80
30 tl"tet, and Virginia Midland ul. way ~
al points North and south.
40 Richmond with Associated Railways "a
al points ln che South. and Richmond f0e1r
lcA-1urg and Potomac railroad Tor the hlrt
AZ Lexington Win klDmOno and ono nF
road, masking close connections AZ hafQgf
Ferry a. ana from Piitshurx aud The Wet
also % rOiufs AiEfh aud kast.
eLEEllnh-C CARS LlNtHBURn o. WY
PHln, r ORLEANS. aud LIIILE ROCK
Trans marked 2 daily except SUNDAY. sualI
Iickots sold 90 an points. Omcas ~
Z 81 Mai trcet, lvO1 Main streottff
Richmond % Allegheny depot. Ei.lA "a
Canal streets.
JOHN h. hACYUhDO,
ldeo Gent Passenger AkflL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

Ons Monday a sensible and practical
measure of surplus reduction was intro
duccd in the House of Representative by
the Hon. William Henry Harrison
Cowles, of North Carolina, a Democrat.
The bin repeats the tobacco tax and en-
bodies the internal revenue provisions
that constituted the last fifteen sections
of the so-called Mills Tariff bin.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

Mother-Johnnic, / do wish you would
quit using slang
"Whyf'
"lts as bad as profanity What DO you
think will become Of the profane and slangy
man when be diesf
Hell be IN the soup. n-Nebrasks State
Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

For splendid reading matter-bright,
sparkling and intensely interesting-we
have not surpassed the story MISS
BRETHERTON."
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ny NAH. POSTAGE PREPAID.

Rcmittanccs shouid be made by drafts
checks. p%ostoaoe orders or registered letter
payab.e 70
TIMks PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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ADVERTISING RATES .

" Reading notices IN rcading-mattcr type'
Is cents per line. Nonparcil, loaded, u cents
rhine.
rS-wants. marriage aud death notices. not
Needing six lines. - cents each insertion.
special contract rates furnished on APP
plication.
action Sales. Legal Notices and Amuse-
cent Advertisements 81 per inch n
In ~,ertion.
Entered 81 the Richmond VA Postohce
secoud-class matter.
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This Serial is Beautifully L.
Illustrated by CuSachS.

Attention is invited TO the Illustrations
given below, which are selected from the
large number appearing in the text Of
the serial.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

The following IN the WoyId shows that
10 resents the attempts of wicked con-
tempOraries TO sneer at its bicycle
african expedition
The presence i'm London of the
Worlds special African commissioner.
Mr.. Thomas \. Stevens, has caused 10
seems. a lively sensation. The London
Chronicle, an echo of the NeN York
Herald. hastens now TO inform the pub
lie that Stanley is all right and thar his
whereabouts are known 20 King
Leopold, of Belgium, and the British
Government.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

YOIsM RIVER EENF


TIKI WEEKLY.
The FavOurt Route 90 BaltIm0l
The steamers OF tlis Iue Me models of
beauty, elegance. and comfort.
fbeave Richmond Tuesday Thursday and
saturday at $50
ArrYe Baltimore Arrive kchrnOnc
800 am lutf
Leave Baltimore Tuesday Thursday and sat
urday at pm
Fare Richmond 10 Baltimore. FIRST e A.,
e., second class, tl.Jl.
The YORK River Line affords superior al
y~aniaRes o. business uen in enabling then O.
leave iuchmoul near she close of thc dayf
transactions, and arrive at baltimore eari
next morning, after having enjoyed - delight
tll nights rest, free from the dust and noise Of
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Lave Richmond l23d 81. depou. IS 20 an
Arrive Richmond, " " 10 2I pm
FDally. fDaliy exceptsuulay.
Depot ard tckel-OnlCo tool Of Virgins
street up town Office, corner Tenth and Mai
streets.
PEYIOE RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. TAYLOR
Gene. al Manager. Gen. Pass'r Agent
SO. HAAS. JOS. s. POTTS,
Trahc Manage. Div. pass'r Agent
n0l5 F.olu0nd Va
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DlEDBIONT AIRLINE.

DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND & DANYILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPERs on ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
sCaEDULElN Effect JAN'Y. 6. lSq.
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gbe gailp Gitmfa.

PDBLnHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
BY THE TIMES PUB1ISuING COM
PANY. OFFICE SO EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
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.ONFOLK 40 MEsTERN 49,.

10 HH. 4 AMNNHN NN"N.."
1WO DAILY TRAINS 10 NORFOLk.
vs. DAILY TRAINS ITO LlNlNUI lN.
SDHEDILEIN tlIrtI DErENBERI. f-.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 a w. DAILY. tia Richmond and pctofslHrf
ril.oal. Leaves Petersburg l.
a ~ daily arrive Nor.oA ij
$50 A.. ~ Daily. rHl Richmond ana petar.....
railroad Arrive zoo lo"frrsIIfE I'M H
a. 81. so. ) IDHft- IrtrI.nIT. H
g. VI fUr iarmNIIIe. LFr.NNI
hulnl ko. Bristol. ku0KfIII.. 1900.
points South nn1 Nrsf. IIlUUi 900
COACH TO RAutOND
500 r. v. Daily. r1 Richmond anI pcl0r.I
railroad. Arrives at fcler-iH.
tNf. NJ b ayes Petersburg nI.I
ST.. daily. arriving Norfolk $3.50 N
NJ. thROUGh CAk lO ANH
600 p. NJ. Daily. r1 Richmond and peror-I
railroad. arriving ut l.frrrNlf. 3d.
600 ~, connecting With lFtH
]. leaving Petersburg 40 HF.N
Tor thrmtiIlc. L~yuchhurg. l.uH...
PocaAont-s. Bristol. hnoffHtifa'
t@inousn, ani al points south a0i
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOINODl.
IlOts.
No Sleeping car Petersburg to hf
without lNiuaN. leaving IlfoTrNUfH aH.I 49,
geo r. VI. PuIlman sleeper L5nDhNuls n
Memphis. without change.
30. Pullman s.ccrtr Lyuchblrr Oh N.s
oficif , hLd hottDsc t0 lhatiaul. li. N'0
change.
IlcLrf7. hlem4e-chrcks. arlaI Inflrm4r.n
Gao Dec OhfI ned Ht hl hmonl hnI prf-i.I4.
laNiroai depot. A. 49,. Cafhtf-. $500 $3.50
street. aud 40 tho Company Office. ol tti
Maln street..
lcneml Passenger Agent
CHARLES %. EDDY, Vice President
bruetuI Office Roanoke, Va.
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
Train No. 90 connects daily at Kersgill,
for Chase CITY. Ciarksviie. and oxford.
Durham. Henderson and Raleigh con.
meets ar Greensboro Cor Durham
Raleigh. Salem. and Winston, and al points Ol
Moth Carolina ID. vision; az Salisbury for Ash
vile. Hot SPRINGS and all points in Western
North Carolina, and at Charlotte Tor C., e y
A. Is. r..
Train No. ~ c0nnects daily 40 Greene
OOrO' for Salon. Winston, Raleigh. Colds
bDro', and N0rChead city 20 salisbury fci
Asheville. Hot Springs. and All points 10
Western North Carolina at Charlotte with
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad tOf
Columbia. Augusta. Aiken, Charleston, swan
neb. IhOmasgllo. Gu, Jacksonville and other
Florida points; alt0 with Carolina Central
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive az hichlnOnc
j:ljl.m. and $3.50 pm.