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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
RAILROAD Determinations.
Communication from Citizens of
Waynesboro'.
WAYNEsBoRo. Va, May 16, 1890.

NAfhtABORO VA, NAY lO' lo'V'
To ne Editor Of he Dispatch:
We have noticed the efforts of the Com
mittee on the Chesapeake and OHIO and its
connections of the Chamber of Commerce,
as reported through the columns of the pa
pers. to correct railroad determinations.
We of this section feel deep interest IN
this matter, and would be glad TO CO.
operate with that committee in this I'M
portant matter. Advise us III what way we
can be of service.
1t has occurred to us as this is
| a large wheat growing section and
our farmers are deeply interested III
having not only proper freight Ia
riffs but prODer' passenger connections. that
the alliances would bring their influence
to bear. They can exert a strong influence
in the Legislature if no redress can be
had without recourse to that body. We
will be glad to place the committee in COM
munication with leading men at this end
of the line, who will work us in this matter.
Yours truly,
j, W. Ellison, J. F. Templeton, ]. T. Booz
editor Waynesboro' Times, Koiner Bro
theirs Il CO., I. IL. Antrim Chairman
Meyers, NJ. d., (mayor of Waynesboro'l
j. G.. II. Miller (Elkton, Va. Charles NJ.
Patrick (supervisOr), w. c. Smith Com
missioner. Nj. l.. Leonard, L. g. Fish
burne, Smith Il Roden. G. W. Layman,
j. ID. Booker, A. ID. Conner, George f.
Layman, Antrim q Chew. ". X Chew
(secretary West Waynesboro' Land Com
pany), Killian & fienkol, Kohen Bro
theirs, Lambert Brothers q Co.. Marion
Koiner, James A. Fishburne, J. j. Har-
ner, George II. Alexander, Cornelius
CoiDer, W. B. Gallater, q. X. Coiner,
Elijah Conner, A. c. Braxton, Duchsler d
Humphreys. Larus 81 Lewis Qumbcr-
dealers), w. H. FishbuTne.
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SUMNER MILLINERY.
RICHMOND, May %, 1890.

RIcmoSD. May %, 1890.
The attractive line of HATS and BON
NETS which we have been showing
since Monday did not fail to attract large
crowds OF purchasers, while tho 20 PER
CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL COL
ORED TRIMMED MILLINERY caused
a decided rush to our store. The fact
was that with these different styles we
were able to cater to any taste. AS next
week will be occupied with the ceremo-
MES Incidental to the Lee statue unveil-
ing, and rs large crowd will be in the
city and We expect TO be very busy. it
would be advisable for all ladies who
have any idea of purchasing Millinery to
do 80 TO-DAY OR TOMORROW. The
Trimmed Millinery, on which we will
continue to make discount, is not out
of style, but we make this reduction be-
cause we want the room for lighter
shades. No other house in the city can
offer such inducements as we can.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
Resicnation Of Chairman Gordon.

Hon. BASIL i. GORDON writes here from
Saranac Lake. n. y, announcing that he
has forwarded his resignation Of the chair
manshlp Of the Democratic State Commit
tee He states that he Is not improving in
health. and that It is due to himself and to
the party that the honor bestowed upon
him should now be transferred TO other
hands. His desire IL that his successor be
chosen as soon as possible, and this will
probably be done Mt meeting in this city
on the q tn instant.
The Democratic people Of Virginia will
hear with regret Of Mr.. GoEDoN's continued
illness. and will reluctantly part with him
as the head Of the party in the State. His
intelligence, calm Judgment, and enthu-
siasm have been very valuable to us, and
no one in the State will be found who can
Ito better service.
The general hope is that Mr.. GORDON
may soon recover his health and return to
his home ID the State and assist us with his
counsel if, as he insists, he cannot longer
serve as chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
s.nreme,v Dci,rhtfui

n tho emscis,ed and debilitated invalid 10 'ne
..rso Al returning health and strength producco
nv IIoste,ter,s stomach Bitters. When that pro
.,'o,., ~ yisor IL tested By persons In feepie
health Its restorative and WALKING potency soon
eyinces itself in improved appeh'e' disosuvn'
and nightly repose, the sole conoi''ohs unue'
which strength and nerve qnie,uae 70 ae"n ~
sa,va onsaes upon the restoration Of digestion
course Ss,,isf,o,s- As surely a. winter follows
the fail Of the leaf does disease shadow zoe iyD,
steps Of declining strength wns snr sae Mara.
oe s.a 'scnsnmotIon, and other wasting maadies
a sIo therefore, with this grand enabling
sooc which not only renew. i ds ,nrmiss Of
but mitigatcs and countsrsc.s a., ,n' Rhsumstlsrn,
, 90 liver ana kidney troubles yield 70 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
stu dchi ring, aiH pursuinQ,"
Skiing early. selling late

We are going to keep right on selling
the best clothing sold in Richmond at
values it is impossible for others to give.
We have been doing it, and this season
finds us better prepared than ever to
still do il. II matters not in what way
YOU investigate the merit of our clothing
or seek to ascertain the values We give.
you will always find us leading That
we CAN do it is evident to any one who
will stop and consider the unequalled
advantages We have over other dealers.
That we Do do it is apparent to every
one who attempts comparison of quail
ties and values. It's not necessary we
should do shy shouting over this, con-
sequently you don't hear any windy
music from US.
We let others do the blowing we are
satisfied with doing the selling.
See our elegant display of Spring
Suits for Men, Boys, and Children; our
Stylish Trousers, our gigantic collection
Of Hats and furnishings
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
ADDITION TO MAIN OFFICES
or THE
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COM
PANY,
ROANOKE, VA.
srAIKn PROPOSALS. will be received at N

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
oflco Of tho Engineer Maintenance Of Way
- ina Norfoik aud Western railroad, Roanoke.
"a until r. NJ, June 5. 1850, for the RhEC-
TI0N or AN ADDITION 10 THE MAIN
OFFICES OF the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company, at ROANoX (. VA, size e)xg9o, built
NAV be seen at tho ONCE Of the Engineer Main
Ten suce OF way Of the Norfolk ana Western rail-
road. Roanoke, Va The right 70 reject any or
Ali bids Is reserved TO tho Norfolk aud Western
Railroad Company. s....
nv 22-3t Engineer Maintenance of Way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23

Mention has been made Of the death OF
Mrs. Ellen q. Wharton. formerly resi-
dent Of BALTIMORE, which occurred on
sunday last at the home Of her son-in-law
Mr.. Mobre Wharton, near PHILADELPHIA.
aged about seventy years. Mrs. Wharton
may be remembered from her connection
with the celebrated cases in which she was
defendant that were tried in Annapolis IN
1871 and 1879. Sho was charged with
poisoning General William Scott ketcbum
d retired army officer, and with the at
tempted poisoning OF Mr.. Eugene Van
Ness at her home in Baltimore in June, 1871.
The cases attracted national attention at
the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23

The attention of the Committee on In
land Trade of the Chamber of Commerce
is invited to communication which ap-
pears in another column on the subject of
railroad determinations. IL comes from
Waynesboro', is signed by influential citl-
gems, and makes an offer which should be
gladly accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
BLACK SILK DRESS NETS

are bought for half their value. Our
advantage is always yours. All-Silk
Fish Nets are sold for 45c., instead OF
SIC. ; Polka Spot. all silk, 44c. ; French
Hand Bun Net, all silk, CSC, instead OF
the usual Sl.25; finer ones with a third
off the value. All new patterns.
Middle Atsie, centre Counters.
Not possible to 60 through the de-
partments of Hosiery, Underwear,
Handkerchiefs, Domestics, Fans, But
tons. Notions, Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, Ribbons, and the various thou
sands that are flooding these and other
departments, and speak Of them with
half Justice. The prices are as wonder
fully cheap as the chances OF such
wholesale purchases are rare.
The manufacturers of Androscoggin
and Fruit.of the-Loom Cotton has sent
us several cases of short lengths again
&c. yard.
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Bouisngsrism ON the wase.

The dissolution Of the Boulangist Com
mittee is announced by General Boulanger
m letter which no has written from the
Island OF Jersey. The General says that
no no longer desires an intermediary be-
tween himself and his followers in France
The letter is published without comment
BY the Boulangist newspapers.
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RAILROAD Lrn.x.
~ ~ sEsE 9sSN IEy

81 " sssEsE aN I4
pICHMCND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILsoAD.-soAss,t.
commencing APRIL -, iess--oss.e.a s.angS,,
Tina
7.3a l. n leaves BYrd-srsst ss,ion s.p,
stops cnly 81 Ashland. Botaasli III
lord, and trederick sburg, Brooke a,s
"idesator. Sleeper " Washlnxs,,
ssi New York.
ii:s2 A. n iosvss Byrt-sires, ssa9s daily. 81.
except sunday, ParlOr Car. "a,
moni 10 Washington.
go p. y. leATes Byrd-str.ss sis,ioa cAlz
Sleeper, kirBmOnd % New YorE
eTA- ". arrives a. Byrd sHsN station Dan,
Sleeper from New York.
rs y. N. arrives a. hyri-Sheai station daf,
stops a. frsiericfsbprg. hrrrf
bothsoiL. and Ashland. sleeper f-1,.
Wssainsson and NeE rors. Doess9,
stop 81 ElbA
s;G P. n. arrives al Byra-sReo, stAioa dan,
except sunday Iaro: Cas-. Wata.
ington 70 Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY sxcErr sUSDAr6
GsA. N. isaTs, slb& Arrives a. 'Alhl,ai q,
ScsR 81. accumulation leaves Byri.sir.s
e1Auon. arrives ~ Ashland az D. IA
crap leaves 6lbA arrives az As1.ani a.
t4sA N. arrives ElbA Leaves Asblssiss.l
IN
s&A N. accommodation srdve, a. sr,A
street station, leaves Ashlsai =. y
tisR NJ arrives At Elsa iears, Asssai =
{. A. TAYLOR Trsnic Manage
IT d. STAkS Gsneral 3 lperlAtoajoaI
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ kOtO
scREDULsI N EFsEcr N,fl,. 80
TWO TKAIss DAILY - NORPOig kND
LYNchBCRA
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRp-srREEr STATION
ssoA. A. DAILY, ga Petersburg kishmoni
MOTOR llfo "a kNpr0as A0f.y. .
Norfolk 1873 4. N. sop on.s ai as
iorsbarg ana suffolk A sr.
taia, leaving fetefsblrg st ii.II q.
4. cad arriving 8. Norfolk al. . d. 30
sfore as al stations
e40A X. Daily. ga PeteTsyurg. Arfirs AZ
Pe1ersbarx iri' A. ~ Ma 3 ,esrsi
Petersburg i-.'5 A. y. for fa-n.
vile. LYn-hburz, oni az pcln's s.4a
on NcsL
sap N. Jslr. va Yetersbl-g. Aray. re
tersouff q. -. A.: iesT- pe'8r.f "a
E T. N. daily arriving Nar.t
P.A
ir2o Pm. DAILY. "a retersbr. Ar-vs u
Petersburg 1870. t. n. o'u.r.f
vic train Ne 3. 4-AYlIg iefsu "a
rs 1910 a. ~ fot fsrmTlle. ir...'
burg P1eshontaA All 81 .o4a
Sculh ani Wet
ugOA. N Daily. r.4 BurknflAc, FOR f.r.s.. a.
Lyu .hullg. Sue .04il. alj Wet
PULLMAN sLR6PISa-CAK AGCOAN1ls
TlOSs
No. i-sleeping-csr from Fsiersnfrg % iirs.H
Without change. Leaving peiarsl -A.. no.
l2.lUA.8 ~. All iynchburg 90 Asuuan ia.
ous change
No. s-LynchhWg % Rome. All R0suokS
Memphis without chgaga
Ticfets baZgngc-checks. sal al informs ID
eRn b, obtAinod A. hicbmonJ sll fefsf,t
railroad depot A. W taroert ,J1J Na'ul rs,
snd a. he Com yauy's once. sJl easg NsiIsfree.
k "a. col kIN.f.
FasaHn..r t..
Vs. O. ByYlIl.
Geuera. Fs-s. ser a gfsk
CuAELEs r. EpDT 3 -e PRECEDENT
General once. Roanoke. a. JOS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY

Cure Indigestion. Sour Stomach, Heart
burn. Flatulency, Collie, and all Diseases o
the stomach; CostiVeness, Inflammation
DiarrhGs. Piles, and Diseases ofthe Bowels
Congestion, Biliousness, Jaundice, Nausea
Headache. Giddiness, Nervousness, wan
dering Palms, Malaria, Liver Complaint
and ali Diseases arising from a Gorgsd anG
Sluggish Liver. They clean ihs mucous
coats. reduce gorgsd or congested condi
tons break NJ stubborn complications, re-
store free healthy action to the organs, and
give the system chance 10 recover 'on'
and strength. They arc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
MOURNING BONN ETS.

We are making a great specially just
now OF Mourning Bonnets, and we are
prepared to show large and dainty as
sortment in Black Silk, Black Crepe,
and Nun's-Veiling. We also have the
Turban, so largely used by ladies in
mourning. In ready-made Crepe and
Nuns Wells, as well as the Priestley
standard make of Nun's-yeilng, which
can be cut at any desired length for
Wells. we show an exclusive assortment
which no other merchant can duplicate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
TOWER.
2Ol AND 2O3 EAST BROAD.

CORD RUFFLING, PC. a box six yards;
SILK MITvrS, 15c.
Fine CHAMBRAYS, 12Hc.. worth 20c.
VELVET RIBBONS, 25c. apiece
LADIES' SHIRTS. with Cuffs ami Collar attach
cd, Si.25 toS2
Great bargains this week i'm MATTING-A good
Mating. forty yards to the piece, sdSO-regu-
lar price, $40 piece.
Great bargains In WHITE GOODS.
SHEER INDIA LAWN, sc.-regulsr price l5c. !;
SILK WINDSOR TIES, l2Hc. apiece;
Nice SMYRNA RUGS, &C, mice patterns;
A large and pretty RUG for i3-regular price,
S250;
HEMP CARPET, 12Hc.:
CHALLIRS, 5c.-price everywhere SIC.
TENNIS CLOTH, I6asc.-regular price 25c.
LADIES' FINE AND SHEER UNDRESSED FURE
LINEN HANDKERCHlEFS. l2Hc.--regular
price, 20c. ;
Best FANCY sILEsTAs, I2Hc. yard:
CREAM WOOL BATIsTE. SOC. yaId-i0 inches
wide:
LARGE DOT DRAPERY NET, CSC. yard
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0NIG
Isa Positive Cure for
DYSPEPSIA

And all Disorders Of the Di'
eestive Organs. Itislikewiss
a Corroborafive or Strength
ening Medicine. and may be
taken with benefit in all cases
Of Debility. For Sale by oil
Druggists. Price, 81 90 per bot
tie. Dr. Schenck's New Book
on Lungs, Liyerand Stomach
mailed free. Address,
o, J.R.Schsnck & Son, Fhlla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
anpABSOLUTElY SAT- {

For Sale by all Druggists. Price p cts
per box; 3 boxes for 80 cts OF sehl y
mail. postage free, on receipt OF price
DR.. J. II. Schenck & Son. Philadelphia IA
fmh 7F.su.&W&wpr3ml
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iesY1 ArriT1
No. kichm luA PetcrsDlrg


NoA e. y. g. 20. aui 3' mako u1 sto9A h'f
% and "a Stop ODD HlglaI at Nhncneai-
urowry's Biuf. Ccu.rsila. h.i thet'1r eN,
st0ps A. Chest.r NlA lt. % g. n ''. iI ~ a.
a.. Will stop q, al stluoaii. pasi'nF t7.
PULLMAN-CAR ssRt lCt
On Trains Soa u an z ~ siespiug-cars notWs'l
New YORK aui lamps. FiI lrt jseks'nv. '.
on Trains Nos and q sIefpils-1a0s rrfF ''l
Washington AMI Charleston ou Tran 81.
slsaping-ca-s tetse1u washington ana ia
eouyiile' uu Train No "a s'ooDlAg cab b..
tween Jaek son Vito ana Sew lofk.
TaR ONLY ALL-kAlL LISg TO NOkf'lN
LEAVA ANkiFA
RlcnmorI...sgtj An. S1rflis.....tg.s g. q.
ktcnrpou. - l.slP. ". horf1lk ..... 200 p
Norfolk ..'4f0A.N v. kicuinlni..lllS g. NJ
Norfolk ......'t0i p. n. kicnm0af.. ft p h
chs trains leaving Richmond Itgs0 A. w. Dol
Norfolk az 1 p n. ars solid tfalus l.,f.
thrss Two points. nd gsssong~rs - uf.
without change n ,ara Close connections Ar'
al-o made a. foi1rsDlrg ~ tls iN T. n. fral
from klcam0nl and ine $40 A. 4 uail '-
Norfolk
main. leaving X. ahmoat a; gU A. n q
fi:gJP. ~ auI arriving at Richmond pt lf..
NJ ana f.0l h. n. mnas ci0ra c.unn-. a Do
Petersburg % end from FaulFAle, L}a 100
Aud southwestern p0iut1
H. II. sCLLY. supernts- f'ls
T. T. l.. MYsgS Gsnorai eIprr'lieli l-
2. N. RHEksJs osaorsl FaasoAg9r A<e--
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hunting anu
Flaggings for LII wv 49,
Drcop ATTAIN cheaper here than
clcaWhora
f------' ----'-----''-'---"-'--- IS again on a
!rrIr NTIIIINVpVI boom. The most
llE hihhii' ~" beautiful of
baadUear TIM

artistic touches blossom beauty here
that Is more tempting than ever before.
Our own work room is accommodating
and bountiful in taste. The milliners at
work here are some Of the artists of the
country. =,
If YOU we're unable to come to the
opening Yesterday you need not be dis
couraged, to-day or tomorrow will do
equally as well. The choice of every
thing is awaiting YOU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23

Rup
viii Cure
COUGHS. COLDS
And All Diseases Of tina

Iii ia pleasant TO the taste,
and does not contain y particle
OF opium or anything injuri-
Gus. Itisthe Best Cough Mod
icine IN the World. For Sale
BY all Druggists. Price sl.00
per bottle. Or. Schenck's Book
on Consumption sndits Cure,
mailed free. Address
Dr.J.H.Schenck d son, Phlle.
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
Y0RK-RWER LINE,yu wRsrf"'i
The FAVORllE ROUTE MONTE
LEAVE RICHMOND:

ThAIN 80. %. 3.23 b ..
LOCAL ENPHgss. daily except ,l ''N
a. ell stAti0ls it Lester Manor
stage FOR Wakerlon. Wi.h Baiiim.f
West Point
TRAIN No IS. i,5P
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily st-egt 'l' "
for West Point, connecting WIN
stsameys Tor Baltimore. 40 Baiam 'o 't''
connect with Baltimore and Onto rkiIf Of "
Washington, Philadelphia. lad Yes 7 1ft
Steamers Leave Baltimore J.. D. asiiyi
Trains arrive 81 KiohmoAi 40 4 n. az BY
A. N.
LOCAL. MIXED. daily cKeep, ss- lay. i',.|
Twsnty-eigEth street. Tor " %. fcln' a." '-'-
mediate pOint- ,.-.,. d.. ..-...
Tlcsot-ocica a. station foot % fir<lt . 49,
City etoaics--cogasg q IoasA an $50
go alA4 JAS l. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager General Farrneef a
JosEPH =. POrIS. DiVlsion fsstenEfi 81 TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23

scrofuls and all humors arc cured by
Hoods bArssparills. the great biood-puri-
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THE REFRIGERAT0RS.

Mackinaw, We mean. has every improve
ment of any aud all that are made be,
sides its own merits that are not found
in any other.
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1'(oFE!N
(0NlRAfY
N---------S
WARP HENRIETThS. | Priestley's
w iAANa EoxI 90

do Australian" 80 TO 46-inch widths.
The entire lot bought under one knock
of the hammer.
The Wholesale price Of HARRISON 81 Lods1 Sae
4s.inch wide 81. so. our price is tLl5;
4S-inch wide SI68 our price Ia sL2s;
4aiuch vide g. 10. our price Is sl.J9;
46-inch wide s2.2i, our price IS SLY;
4s-inch wide 1915. our price Is fi.96.
43-inch Priesiley's Black Hemsurhed Dress
Yelling, the wholesale price OF which Is ILL.,
our price, SOC.
Black 40-inch Silk Lustre hohairs-
Wholesale price 52c.. our price &c.;
Wholesale price S5c., our price ogc.
Who'll sale price 94c., our price t9c.
27-inch, wholesale price 2jc., our price sic.
27-iuch. wholesale price 35c., our price 90.
cream Albsiross, Lupin's all wool. 81 inches
wide, wholesale price SOC, our price i5c.
Cream Hemstitched Yelling, wholesale price
tl.1s, our price S9c:
Colored Dress Goods. French, all wool. wholesale
price SIC, our price 31%c.
Bordsred, wholesale price BIC, our prico 36c.
English Checks. wholesale price f4c'' our price
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What is ScrOfuia

II is that impuri;y in the blood. which, accumu-
lating in the glands Of tho neck, produces I'M
slightly Jumps or swelliry,s; which causes painful
running sores on the arms. legs, or feet; which
developes ulcers In the eyes. ears, or nose, often
causing blindness or deafness; which IS the origin
Of pimples, cancerous grOwths, or ilany other
manifestations usually ascribed to "humors"
UBa more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scrofula combines tho worst
possible features OF both. Being the most ancient,
It Is the most general of all diseases or affections,
for very few persons are entirely free fromit.
How can it be cured? BY taking Hoods sarsa-
parllla, which, by the cures 1t has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself 20 be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections Of the blood
Hoods sarsaparilla Is unequallcd, and some OF the
cures it has effected are really wonderful. hyou
suffer from scrofula in any Of its various forms,
be sure 10 give Hoods Sarsaparilla trial
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six fors5. Preparedonly
bye. l. HOOD a CO.. ApothecGries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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PHILADELPHIA, RIG H. A1fETS
EORD AID NORFOLK
i1EAMsHlf IOAFAS.

old DOMINION STEAM Ma
~ SHIP COMPANY ~ ~
FOR NEW YORK
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY a. r. ii. anio5t closed oae
hour before sailing time.
steamers leave Nov YORK for Richmosi
EVERY WEDNESDAY and sAIJ kDAl az ; !;
M. arriving IN Richmond kONOAl All FRI
DAY 2okNiNua
passenger accom- modshons uDsuTpasssL
Cabin lars - Now York ria James-i1ysr
rorte GnclIdlEg meals ana oerih).-...-..ss
Round Trip ucssts. limited - tbrJ LAYS
After daie OF issue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
Storage With subsistence .........-.---.. ~
steeraRe without subsistence ............. eO
Cabin fArs VlS Chesapeake AMI ONO rail-
Wny....... .....-s.....-s. 1900 $50 A@''
CABIN faro via Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. 49,. ..s. - :,
Ticsets can % obtained u. A. W. GArbeF's, NV
Nam street. Chesapeake and oaio and hleh-
lnOud and Petersburg dOpota ani 81 comp4hJA
Offices. lSOl Main street AID 0hHi. tocSsitA
FrelghI forwarded and u-o1Sa piIk o. ls1inS
xsued Tor points beyond Nsv fork.
Freight receiver daily unHi >. z. n,
Passengers leaving Richmond 90 MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, Thu kSDAYs. and
SkTrRDAYs, by tho Chesapeake and OEio rail-
,ysy (pla Newport Newsl al SID 3. NJ aud ~
Ri~hmoud and Petersburg rsDroai stme JAYS
at 40 A. NJ, will make connection AZ NOhFOLh
win steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO., Agents.
No 1901 Main Street, snt
ausi CompanT'saherf. koo<s1A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
T,ARMyILLE AND POWHATAN
Nv RAI ROAn

T,ARMVlLLE AND POWHAIAN
u RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICES, zoo EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 10, 1900
AaRfyK AT RICHMOND.
sxsA. NJ, ria Richmond and Dsnyillc railroad,
from Farmyiile, Ansioch, hckse,
Cumberland Courthouse, sunnyslde
Tobsceoyille, BAllsviiio. Bsiona, Pow
hatan Courthouse, kppes's faus,
Winterp0ck. ana skinqusrter.
t,is r. NJ. rta Richmond and Petersburg rail-
roaa, from Winisrpock. sommiL Per-
due, Beach. ana Fendley.
LgAyE McnnosD.
s.oo y NJ ,ia klcnmond asd Dansiiie railroad.
U for farmsilla Cumberland Court
house. Poshatan Courthouse, and all
intermediate points
ais p. NJ. gia hltAmond and Petersburg rail-
Vs. read, for Rppe.'s Fails, WATERPROOF,
and all Intermediate pointA
An trains daIly except sunday.
Tar tierets, baggas ss-checks, timetables. &C.,
sa,, auon A. W. CARRIER. Richmond and pan-
ssssrasa. n. 81 BuChINaHltN,
GENERAL Passenger Agsni
SAxus n wnsru, 0eaeFsl AAnsgsr spH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
A BATCH OF BARGAINS
You Will Find Them SeaSOnable and
Cheap and the Real Values
Exactly as Stated.

A lot OF PTN-sTRIPED ORGANDIE5 worth
I2kc. marked down 10 NC
4 lot Of exc CHALLIES. new and pretty styles,
marked down to ave. . .......,.
GINGHAMS marked down 10 SIC.
A lot Of LADIES' STRIPED sEERSUCkER
SKIRTS worth &c reduced 70 39c-
A lot OF LADIES' and CHlLDkES'S COLORED-
BORDERED HANDkRRCHiEFs worth sc. go
at &c. or six for l5c- - - .
A lot OF LADIES' 2oc SHEER LINES-THREAD
HANDKEkCHIEFS With inlald blocks, l2Ac.
A lot OF fine LINEN ENVELOPES worth iOc.
A lot OF OAKLEY'S SOC. COLOGNE WATER re-
duced 10 25c. -
A lot OF CHILDRBN's GENUINE Isle
THREAD JERSEY RIBBED SLEEVELESS LOW
NECK VESTS. positively worth 50c, for Kc
A lot OF LADIES' CREAM Ribbed JERSEY
Low-NRCK SLEEVELESS VESTS worth 95c. for
10c. .,,,.
Isle THREAD GLOVES worth i5c. for 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-23
RAILROAD LIMA

DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
II PINES RAILROAD SCHEDULE. station,
Twenty-sixih and p streets. ElecHic-csrs con-