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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-14
New Officers.

At recent election of officers of the
Gas company Mr.. J. $. Lockwood was
elected president; H. d. Kampmann,
vice-president; manager, Henry
Roach; directors, Messrs. Kampmann,
Lockwood, L. P. Simpson, J. Muir,
Henry Roach.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-14
Diadin the Citv.

March 1lth.-Ef1ie f. Ludlow, aged
6years, diptheria.
March l3th.-Infant of Mr.. Welsh,
aged months, whOOping cough; In
FAINT of }. Lumn, stillborn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-14
Building Permits.

Thomas Crider lumber stable, west
side San Pedro avenue; $.
B. NJ. Hammond, lumber dwelling,
north side of LOmbranO street; Slj0.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-14

Turkish and Vapor Baths,
At Zilian's, corner Commerce and
Alamo streets. 3-l7-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-14
New Goods Arrived.

Val Lorra, the merchant tailor next
to Commerce street bridge, has re-
ceived large line of fine spring and
summer goods. He will make you
nice fitting suit at the lowest price.
Call and see him. 3-4-tf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-27
JUNKEITING.

Postnaster General Wanamaker q
Yacht. Tho Restless. took the Presi-
dent down the river yesterday, the
United States steamer Dispatch being
engaged by Secretary OF State Blaine
for one Of the "junkets' that made the
regime OF the Republican parts musical
and festive IN the Halcyon days'of Bill
Chandler. Every time the official Dig
nifty Of the government is taken out on
n free lunch excursion at government
expense il must certainly suffer That
moral headache that is the result OF a
"lark.r Good young men at college
who get carried away by the excitement
Of liberty always suffer dreadfully, as
represented in the Songs Of Soda
Water. or Lays OF the Morning After. '
1t is written that a politicians arg
nifty is thing that some Of them SIT up
all night with and nurse as a sweet lit
tie girl does the doll baby that she
thinks is a real one. OF course high Of
ficials have the privilege Of deciding
for themselves how far government YES
sells can be made into private yachts,
and We can understand that the
temptation il strong to fol-
low the Chandler schedule Of
fee lunch excursions with champagne
and potted goose liver pate dc foie
qras) put on the governmental as mess
pork. But since President Cleveland
reformed all that disgraceful System Of
abuse. it is remarkable that a good,
pious man like Suuday-Schooi Wana-
maker should allow his engineers and
fremen to work on Sunday, and that
Mr.. Blaine should use a government
vessel for a private picnic.
"Comparisons are odorous," as the
ehesnut quotation has it, ard the Re
publican administration will suffer
every time it is compared with the adj
of Cleveland. whose faults
and mistakes aud vanity are quite over
Swallowed by his downright American
honesty.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-27
The Way to Advertise.

Do not have half Of your advertisement.
blow and tho balance buster. Do not allow
two display lines to como together. Have all
tho sentences short
II anything has been proven over and over
again 10 is that there is no other as efficient q
medium for reaching the general public as
tho newspaper. We do not say that this doubt
peryades tho ranks Of active business mon TO
any great extent. Evidence to the contrary
is too plentiful and conclusive.
Tho only proper advertising is nows OF the
store, and that must DO gathered and written
IN tho spirit in which the store is managed.
but Us the first requisite is attention. use ali
the resources Of the pleasing writer-wit
story, incident, current events, philosophy
morals-thc morals Of tho trade. Whatevcr
your topic, be interesting, true aud non-mer.
ccnary.
Tho retail dealer who adyertises in his local
paper or papers in such a manner as TO mals
the public believe that the goods which be
Oilers arc worth great deal more than be
asks for them will find that many of those
Who call at his store will go away without
after having looked at the goods.
ma that most Of taem that do purchase will
not continue to purchase with him.-Dry
Goods Chronicle
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WE quote below the words Of Pro
fcssor Rudolf Virchow, Of the Univcr-
sity of Berlin. who was asked for a
theory Of the case of Dr.. Bishop. lie
saws that it is only a vague idea totally
unsubstantiated that people are some
times buried alive while in trance
that counterfeits death.
"Consciousness." says the Professor,
sis a function Of the brain. the result
of its activity, and in order that his
activity may continue IL is necessary to
renew the supply Of oxygen to the
brain, which can only be supplied by
means Of blood. and i supply Of oxygen
to blood can only be maintained as long
as respiration is continued. Ii the cir
culation Of the blood and respiration
both cease, the brain is necessarily de-
prived Of the oxygen necessary to that
activity, which alone produces con
sciOusness.
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Relief OF Constipation.

For the immediate relief Of consultation
soapsads have until recently been the main
dependence in the way OF injections Some
years ago 1t was discovered that glycerine
acted exceedingly well when used In that
way, aud now it is rapidly displacing the
old standby. The quantity Of glyceripe
needed by adults to accomplish the desired
purpose IS only teaspoonful, and the most
convenient instrument to apply IL with Is a
small glass or rubber syringe holding about
that quantity. One-haf teaspoonful i
usually quite enough for very young chill
dren. 1t has boen recommended that IN.
stead OF using it with the syringe, the glyce-
IlAe DO made into one drachm suppositories
with hard CASTLE soap, In proportion Of 90
per cent. of the former to 10 per cent. Of
the latter. Just how glycerine acts with
such good effect has never been determined
Many theories have been advanced. but moth.
nS definite Is known The remedy * a nsr.
lectiy safe one, and all needing something Of
lh "a sort are advised 10 try it.-Boston Her.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-27
lilo Had an Idea.

"Show Inc the editor, please" said secdy
man with wild eye as he camo on the TUT
into tho sanctum. "Show me tho editor"
Hero am, " said tho city editor; what,
upp
"Wel, | read an editorial In your paper
yesterday about tho United States In 1852
century hence, you know. You spoke of the
difficulty Of depicting tho state Of things In
this country a hundred years hence. Now,
have an idea about that, and | came up here
to give it to you"
why, thank you, thank you very much.
This gentleman is a stenographer. Sit right
down, please, and explain your views to him,
and he viii take them down, and we will
print them with great pleasure. Sit right
down, please"
"Wel, no, / think I won't do 1t now.
think will write them up some time and
bring them TO you" he said, backing toward
the door,
"Oh, no, said the city editor, "please do
not leave. can't let any one with an idea
get away. Please sit down at once. We would
be glad to have anything that you have to
say-any idea that occurs 10 you"
THANK YOU" he said, II guess not
guess won't do it today-not today. Thank
you, some other time"
"Well, but" said the city eiitor, "just tell
me, in a word, what you think Of the mat
ter"
"Well, think have an idea that II moth
iur, harrane fhie ,riii 10 - .I-~.-- :" 20
siOly stay now. Good morning.
This Is an actual occurrence; and the moral
IS that some people think they could make a
newspaper mighty interesting IL they had
chance, who, when they get q chance, find
that in all the Vastly deep Of their empty
skulls there is not single thought. Chicago
Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-27

THAT is a light and airy joke about
Italian villages being depopulated be-
cause the farmers find that the protec.
tive tariff Expresses them below the
possibility Of making subsistence.
True craftsmanship would suggest that
they call it protection for labor and
illustrate the absurdities Of free trade,
which, according TO our own great Re-
publican Economists, is an objection on
the part of the people to being taxed a
hundred per cent. for the necessities of
life. IL the Italians could get some
lessons from Quay and Blaine, the land
OF music and maccaroni would learn
that 1t is wise and practical statesman
ship TO lie the people baldheaded with
faiiacy and make them believe that a
system that destroys competition and
monopolises manufacture is all for the
good OF the people.
As for the enormous surplus result |
ing from protective tariff. the Italians
would have the advantage Of us, for
they could simply give it all to the
King.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-27

THE Tribuae of Saturday contained
two prominent features; one was an
article on the brutal Baxter-streei
''Imllers in. and the criminal neglect
cf .ho r,lig0 90 .,-~~-. IL ~--si --- a
all Of which moves the Tribune 10 re-
mark that: I'VE wonder that all The
men who long to become murderers
don't hire themselves out to Baxter
street clothiers. They might revel in
gore every day in the year aud never
come within sight of the sheriff. -
The other attraction of the great
organ IS a TRADE against Rebels and
traitors contained III a report of the de-
dlcatIon Of the Confederate monument
81 Alexandria.
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1T IS pleasant TO read that Clevela nd
lost two Western States by the effect Of
"A marching veteran. represented as
crippled aud blind. who carried on his
breast big piacard, ON which was IN
scribed this legend: cleveland vetoed
my pension bill. p" and after that it is
pleasant 10 harmonic the story with
the following Republican antic, related
by the New York star:
Postmaster General Wanamaker
finfs out 10 nis surprise that the Grand
Army law applies to the Federal SCI
wee and TO ms department as well a>
90 Democratic States and municipah-
ties. He has just dismissed from Office
nree veterans. one Of them criOple.
Tor no other cause tn political opin-
ion. The Grand Army has taken the
matter up and proposes TO test by this
case the quality Of the patriotism of
the "floater-fund Postmaster Gen
eral. -
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-27

PiousDemocrats in the country must
be having a good time just at present
exercising their preferences on the
choice OF gubernatorial candidate.
IL is the custom in the NOBLE State of
Georgia TO give aspirants the privilege
of fitting "in Their rhetorical arena on
foot or on horseback, "as Major Horace
Lacy SAYS, for the honor of the nomi-
nation. We are Of the opinion that If
this were allowed in Virginia it would
be a circus of oratory; but the best way
TO harmonic and discipline the De
mocracy for the coming contest is 10
let it be well understood that the
prosperity aud general welfare of the
State make it an imperative necessity
that the Republicans should not again
yet possession Of the Commonwealth.
Their stewardship was not so good as
TO impress the average citizen with
confidence, and the fact that they were
bowled over in 1888 by an overwhelm-
ing majority, is fair indication Of
what will be the popular verdict again
If the canvass is anything to compare
with that made by Fitz Lee TWO years
afterwards with a similar result.
There is a time when all disappoint
1000 - III ..----i~s--4~ 81 ----.-~---i
the Democracy should be entirely
merged in the patriotic understanding
OF the public good.
The general good of the people is
what the Democracy OF Virginia should |
consult, and if the people SEQ by their
platform and candidates that that OBJ
ject is plain. then the Old Dominion |
will show that she is still Democratic.
We need not disguise the difficulties
or manipulate the situation on any false
representations. If the Democratic
partr has made any mistakes. we had
be',er run the risk of more mistakes by
our brethren than let our enemies get
us in their grip again and turn the pub
he service into game of pool, wherein
the chances are given cut for prizes to
be drawn from the government treas
ury and the offices aud the perquisites,
lobbying, jobbing, and ali other tricks
tat have made the Legislature of New
York shame TO the State for the LIS
year.
The Republicans have so far shown 4
their hand as TO let us know that Pro C
lection" is to be their grea. card. and
thereby they expect to eliminate num-
'ers of Democrats, who may be per
uaded that such policy is the thing II
o benefit the South. Tue point is that 1t
he Virginia Republicans, as we know
hem thus far, could not be safely en- Ii
rusted with the affairs of the State, if :,
heir promises were countersigned by Ii
orgery Of The Angel Gabriel's name. ~
: And the average citizen, if he will an
contemplate the Republican record. -, -
ill echo that trite maxim that APP
lies to political coquette as well as a
ny other: Trust them not, they aIe ~
,oliDg thee. is
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
0 " E Ms & M | N 0 r
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN 81,
OPPOSITE POSToFFICE.

Keeps a large and we'll selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES, CoSME-
TICS, FACE POWDERS. BALMSanda All Ain"S
OF beautiful fine English. French and american
HAIRBRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES r Lhor
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH ana
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CAehS
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as Lau'es
and Gentlcmen's travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS bota ~
wholesale and retail. wearc agents for the now
Justly colcbrat Dyspepsia cure. CHAsEClIf
LITHIA WALL which we deliver IN any
part Of the city for p cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection viii 90
well 10 drink this water freely. ,-,,,-cer.,
We make a specially Of fitting IL
and keen a fun stock always on hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES and CLUTCHES. all
kinds and prices.
1--WE have all the leading brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keepa nice line Of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial: Re-.
member 20 try our NELLIE bly, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists. and none out the
PUKEST MEDICINES USED.
Persons 90 ifcmpating having painting done
ought TO call and get Color card ana prices
of WadeswOrth's silica Paint, which IS better
and cheaper than Lead and OH.
Please remember that for everything usually
found i'm a first class wholesale and retail drug
store, 40 %
Owens & Minor Drug Go.
OPPOSITE POsTOfFICE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-27
Mission Dolores

" nat Is your mission here, sirn asked the
Old man, with frown.
Il am ON three missions, sir" replied Tho
poor young man, who was also a humorist
w ell, what arc theyr inquired the old
man impatiently.
Permission to marry your daughter nd.
mission 10 your family circle and submission
10 me regulations Of your household
Ogh' grunted the old man. who was
something Of joker himself. II have one
Mite mission 10 offer before | conclude any
arrangements with you"
Name It," cried the poor young man
eagerly Il will only be too glad to perform
Dis-misSion!" shrieked the old man with
loud discordant laugh, and the poor voune
nan fell dead at his feel. Washington cr;,ic
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-27
A SALESMAN WHO IS A WAC.
How He Traded With One Of the Tough
est Customers Of Ills Firm.

uo, To Traded with One Of the Tough
est Customers Of His Firm
There Is n certain clothing salesman who
rcrrcsents oneof our largest New York man
ufacturing concerns Hc Ia one OF those mo
thodicaI men, OF quiet and reserved address,
whose sincerity and carnestness OF manner
have influenced many big sales. With an
underlying sense Of cynicis7n and good deai
Of wag in dry sort OF way, no may DC
rccocnizcd when described as one OF thoss
humorous men who never smile. IL was dur
ing his first trip OF this year that he had IN
yaded the establishment OF the most import
ant dealer In ready made clothing OF one oil
the large interior cities OF this state.
This particular merchant Is rated one OF
the toughest cases in tho trade TO sell bill
goods on which any profit shall be left to the
manufacturer. OF course, no would look at
the line Of goods, but he really was not quite
ready to buy" Then the sincere and earnest
.al.sn,an. with confidence in his line, got In
his finest work. and after deal OF haggling
over the prices, he found he had registered on
his memorandum book an order Of unexpected
magnitude. =.
He had closed his book, and with an air OF
self satisfaction clapped it into his inside
pockst. when his customer, rs If recollecting
something unusual which had escaped bis
mind, exclaimed;
"By the way, about ternsP
"Oh, regular, suppose"
"No. no: we get seven of all around"
"Seven OF tenr
NO. indeed, seven OF thirty days.
"Well, suppose it's got to CO." and the
salesman drew forth his memorandum book
and made a note 10 that effect
'Now, about the dating"
"Well had not thought OF that. I'll be
literal, however. What do you say TO sixty
daysr
'Nonsense, we are getting four months
from everybody"
I'm afraid can't do It."
Cancel the order, then"
avery well, then, III have TO give 1t TO
you"
And as he jotted this down, with a sigh, he
exclaimed Besides, you bought those goods
away down at rock bottom" And then he
odlci "Whon shall ship you thefrst iotf'
at once"
GLOW 10 you want them sontf'
CAS- you please. You know you are TO pay
all Of tho expenses Of shipment and carriage.
| always get goods delivered at the door,
charges prepaid"
Now, let me SEQ" said tho salesman, with
m air Of frozen imperturbability, AS he listed
this final concession, and then contemplated
the aspect Of the order upon his book. 81 OBJ
serve that you have got special prices all
through the line; you want four months dat
ing, seven Off thirty, and all expenses and
freight charges prepaid. Now lam very anx-
ious to sell you this bill Of goods and I'll tell
you how Wen fix it. We win forward you the
goods and invoices and you just send back the
discounts. Now York Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-27

DICuMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
10 AND POTOMsC HAILhoAD.-elleluii
commencing APRIL zist. 1879 - eastern
standard .lc:
: 81 an. leayes bsri sircet station daily siors
only a. Ashland Junction, hiler5
ard fitiorcksnuis. Sleeper g.
Washington aul NeW fork.
ll.O1 am. leaves hyra-s gees station daily, csc
ctpt suncay. ParIor car .0 Washing
ton
6.g5 p 10. leaves DYrd-s-r.et sftos daily
5ietEa o. Now .rrf.
$50 en-. arrives al Byrd s.rel. station G-i'l
sleeper from Nev fOr>.
e3S Pr. arrives at hyr. Hfr.-t fa.Cn dfil
gtors Gf fredericksburg. tiiiort.
Junction and AshI1 d. Sleeper ffCll
washington ani Sew York.
1910 pm. arrives lt Byrd street Ntaii n 0h'IF.
except Sunday. pl Tor car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY cxC6r1 sUspAfs.
C.i8am. leaves Ella. Arrives ut. Ashland at
800 ps5. 0dafion. leaves Byrd street
station arr gl 20 ashland 81 Qls
COL pm. leaves El0a. srf7e- at Ashland o.
s.l5 am. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland no 600
e.35 am. secemuoasaon. errsss q. h5Ee
street station; Leases hsnsl ai l.il
s.59 pm. arrives SO El5a leaves Asaiaad O.
C.G.IAYioR. General Ticket Ageat.
z. 4. ID. MfFee. General slDef'nenceal,
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
TWO DAILY TRtlNs TO- NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LANDHtN hD.
SCHEDULE IN EfFtCr MAY ll. 1879.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. N. Daily. tta Richmond lnu petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg 1875.
4. n. daily arrive Nof'olN io'
$40 A. NJ Daily, ga Richmond ara petcrsh.nr.s,
All No.5icivc Petershur, io.5
A = Tor .f.rmf.le. LyHeh0u0S
Roanoke. Bristol. knoxville, aId aIl
points South ans Nfsf. THROUGH
COACH iO hADi ORD.
200 T.. ~. Daily. rtr richmond lut PETERSBURG
railroad Arrives Ht ferer NIv "a
tHU l. b., iHaFD8 Petersburg I'D p
b., daily. arriving Norfolk l.IU T..
n. THROUGH CAR TO NOk
FOLK.
200 +. N. Daily tia Richmond ana PETERSBURG
railroad. arriving % Petersburg az
100 p. H.. connecting with Train no. /
], leaving Petersburg uf lll p. H. i
f0I Farm NE. lyuChhurr. Roanoke. /
fUcah0ntaG. Bristol. Knoxville, Chat. /
tanooga. and AL points south and /
sLEEPNG-CAR ACCOMMODA /
IlONs.
No. l-siceping-ctr Petersburg % nrist0. I
Without change. leaving pttDranurr daily 80 /
80 =. VI. Pullman sleeper LyncADulS t0
Memphis. without change.
No. Pullman sleeper lynChUurg CO. Now
orleans, and Roanoke 10 Chattanooga, without
haupo.
an De Obtained at hlshmlni and ieitrsulr.
.ailrold depot. A. ". Garllr'f. 1880 li.r
.reet. and AZ the COmpauy's Office. e1i East
lain street.
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O'BREN's TESTIMONY But the tesli-
mony of o Brien was that Of the care
less patriot and not Of the trained
statesman. No consideration of any
kind hampered his tongue. He has en-
lightened the English speaking race
upon the subject Of Irish discomfort.
He has torn aside the mask from Eng
lish rule. and at the same time exhib-
tied the undying love of freedom in the
Irish heart. He defended revolution
and even rebellion as a means of secur-
ing justice to his down-trod den coun-
try.
These men thus pose as prophets of
a cause passing from obscurity into
popular favor. Both have told the
world that local government in Ireland
is soon TO be realized. They are agreed
that IL will come with the restoration
n the Gladslonian party to power i'm
-BditimOr Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-27
That's Different

lasked her II she'd take a stroll,
She said she didn't care.
lasked her IL she'd take my arm.
She said she didn't care.
lcarelcssly remarked How warns
She said she didn't care.
Let 5 take the opera In" said I,
She said she didn't care.
What seats do you prefer Id buyy-
She said She didn't cara
Quoth !. when going home, ice creamy-
She said she didn't care.
"Oh, do wake. or do dream"
She said she didn't care
on, viii you he my bonny bridey-
She said she didn't care-to have
More than one husband At time,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-27
WEST END
Land & Improvement Co
OMce of Agency: Over Merchant.
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.
PERSONS PROPOSING TO BUILD.

PkhsoNH PROPOSING TO BUILD.
Persons wanting TO acquire homes for them
selves IN an Improving locality. where every
dollar invested will increase. will do well 10
examine the properties Of this company.
which Will be marked by sign boards. posted
upon each tract Of land, and plats can be seen
at the Office of the agency. over the Mer-
chants National Bank. corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms with
parties desiring to build and 10 all such will
lend ntty per cent. OF the value Of the lot and
improvements at o per cent. on long time.
The properties were acquired at prices much
below the present market value. and the com
pany can afford TO sell on reasonable terms 10
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. ]. ROGERS. Secretary.
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rRAfNs NORTBwARn.


Nos. II and - makes no stops. No. % stops
on signal 40 CentruIia. No. 81 stops Only on
sivnai at Chester. CcntruI.a ard Manchester.
No. ~ sfogs 0n signal 40 al regular Stations.
No. C1 stops GA sigrai 4 1913 rDPuHr slduoll,
ana also at lcuuie's ard Port NaIthCi. Nos.
-. 80, a. t.9. 80. 3s. End 80 vii. stop 80 all
siRtiOuE for rasscns rs.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "a and 90 sleeping cara be-
tween New York aud Tampa, Fla, tf's Jac'
sOnYiiiel. On Iulns Nos. II. and ti sicen
ll, cars between Maerin fipn and tltle1
lci on IrsiG Ne. % sleeping CATS ven
New York and Jlcia1nr d.. Dn Train SEQ.
81, sleeping cars between Washington and
Savannah.
TIE ONLY ALL-RAIL LIME IoNoRtoLK
LEAVE ARRIVE
H E.ssa9s5 ' ',5s ono. sS r.o mSl
Norfolk. $50 an. Richmond. 100 pui.
Norfolk, $50 pm. Richmond, 3 I'D fm
Iteag t-a 10 ailo in la close lc1lDri
tor tGrrFiNc. lnch1IrX and forfl
western pc,ltl. auc all stations ol l-e -Jtlb
AID Western railroad,
r.. AZ. SIILY.
tur.f.nIlu f.Lf.
D.. F. 70. .f-lf
General rgr srIutfulllt
T.B EHgRsoN. General Passenger AfCli.
SOL hhta. lrai'c Manager. tai y