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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21
SOUTH CAROLINA.

A state fire insurance company is he.
ing organized in Grccnvillc with bcod.
quarters there and with agencies in nj,
towns 800. 600 has already been suh.
Scribcd '"o'
The present has been remarkable
year III the fertilizer business Tho sh;,,
hcnts TO points within the State rs wei,
as ncighboring States has been Iaroer
thnii usual, IN fact up to the 1st of &C..
toDer they were larger than for anv nrc.
vious twelve months r0
The State Fair at Columbia w,s ,,,,s
uaiiy interesting new exhibit in Ma.
ch'ncfy fin'l was the Brcedcn cotton
STOCK cutter. exhibited by ito inventor
w. NJ. Brccdcn, of Bcnnrttsvillc. Tho
mower EXHIBIT especially the cbrysantbc.
NUNS, were the finest ever i'm Columbia
special designs in chrySanthcmums clio.
ited delighted comment. One nv m nm.
name" exhibitor was big picture on on
'hSci' painted wholly i'm the colors of ma
."c. " represented the coat of arms Of
Ho,'h carolina. with all its minute dc.
lai'S' beautifully worked in chrysantI,c
NUNS.
a lS mile railroad is to bc built To con.
hcct Lowndcsvillc in Abbcvillc county
with the G., G. Il N.
The regular course mt the Charleston
medlcal College is now well under way
mere arc some fifty students in atten-
oance' The lectures take place daily,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21
The South Caroli,ta Alliance BanL

The special committee of the stocL-
holders of the State Alliance Eycbanno
met In Columbia, s. c., to consider t6o
matter of establishing a State Alliance
bank in Columbia. The committee off,.
uascuSSlng .nsc'g the question fully, agreed to
,i.ohl"'ehd that The charter of the Ex-
.ha, thnhge DC so amended by the Legislature
Una, 'hc Exchange DE empowered TO sub.
aiiDe a portion of its capital to the Gre.
anon of a bank. This will doubtless be
DC, and an Alliance bank in Columbia
may be considered u certainty.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21
The New Orleans Picavune has dis

The New Orleans Picavune has dis.
covered that the only State that has been
absolutely uniform in its congressional
entntion is Rhode Island. It had
't~hembers under the first census and
the samo number ever since. 1t is bound
to remain In the same category another
ten years, Its population In 1880 was
276,63l. and it is now 32S, 900. This IS
j" variation which precludes change,
whatever basis of representation may be
adopted. Delaware has always had lust
one, except that under tho third census
1t had two. These are the only constant
quantities In the entire category.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

1t is estimated by the Ners that the
number of new buildings erected in Chi.
cago during the present year would il
placed side by side form a frontage of
about forty-five miles. The average for
the whole year will be about thirty five
new houses erected every working day.
AT this rate it is evident that the enor
nous area recently added to Chicago by
annexation will not be long in filing up.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

~ Jury at Sy7cusc, N. Y, a few ,,.
*' '""n" verdict for the ,,cfcm,, ",S
. r.s spo foreman blundcringly announce,
c,ns, ''o' '"F the plaintiff, and the C,urt
confirmed ,' the same and gave j,,5,,"' u"''''
accordingly. When the mist.ln ,, ,'' =.
'i,duo " ',''r the jnry's discharge tho
yeoas, yaSa SAD .,, he could not change FL" m
tho lawyers. r'''d'o for
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

;,.c. t vi. view York Press. "Adiron
ams A forests chopped down for timhn-
" a pu'p' large game nearly extermin.,o,
mirina 80 'no remotest Northwest re-
Nv. hias TO be restocked with fish cn,
m,,n;se Even ms American xodignl son n
n,lsfnt portion, but IL vomn ~"
bo is,,. come down to husks pretty soon % -
'ie lsn't more careful ''on IL
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

Ross au'"er ne m to Inquiries from ao,.-
have sI,.a ~ Texas, over 100 county nos iu'no.
to erina 20 their observations IN 1"use' 1sses
.,n.a,. ur,ne in their counties. I'M. M regard
lanta n,u Concurrence, states the.
...oo. ooa''ats''en, tha. felonies and 'ae "A. At
sSs 81 S. ssssese. y. tie san' m,',
least fOfsS Per cent. ssa e e.
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san n'oa of his military division 't"%1a at "s,
ans S,, "A reporter asked him if tbsrs oI, IL
ths ,s , danger Of another outbreak 'au's nu Is
ut pressn. 10 which ho replied: "Nos
troph,ss :. anyway. The danger of r0di",' u'
s.,; oaoies is decreasing every vs.1 nua,an Ia
'' another serious Indian wor :, VIII
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

Brazilian squadron will shortly ar
rive at New York, bringing medal and
letter of thanks to President Harrison
Ior ms prompt recognition of the new re-
pubic. Orders have been issued to givo
the squadron a reception.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21
AN ALLIANCE woMAN's YARD STICK

Mrs. Il. NJ. King, of Banana Fla
sends the following ''Allancc woman's
yard stick rr thirty-six inches. GOOD meas
ure. sure not to bc adopted until the farm
crs have more insight, more self reliance
more determination, and less party snir;t I.
nor until women have their fair sbor, of
political power"
Ireamhte. Whereas the farmers or,
the hardest workers in the nation the
producers of the food, and of the raw
material Tor the clothing of the nation. !.
thc largest tax payers. and numerically
the strongest body of voters in the nation.
they demand and have right to demand
the following measures
l. Passage of bill embodyiny tho
principles and intentions of the sub. .t,cos,
ury bill '''"S
.. Abolition of the ''spoils system"
y. Extension of civil service reform
4: decrease or abolition of payment IN
legislators. "
.. Gambling and drinking in auy and
every house of legislation to be stri,tiu
prohibited. 0"y
q. Tariff reform.
none at ALL VI
g. No industry 10 bc subsidized or have
HDountlos' given it at the expense Of the
tax payers
U: Equal taxation, whether direct u,
Indirect. ''' "
10. Equal suffrage without distinction
of SEX ''"''''"
II. An educational test for all voters
~. ihe Australian ballot system.
ID campaign fund" to be made il.
ll!.g"i' each Stat" - d"fr,y It's own clcc-
tion expenses. '''-
r. All officials, including President
'o" senators, To II" elected directly bv
people. ~
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

,aa,,i'' ,a''st.cs show, alleges tho
in tins a'o", that 5000, 600 youns nn.a m".'
country never enter . ch s men
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21
The Bishops Assignments.

The board of bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, in session ut Washing.
ION. d. c., completed the assignments OF
bishops for holding annual conferences
during the next half year, MS follows Mis-
sissippi, Moss Point, january 7th, bishop
Newman; Georgia, Dcmorst, january
18th. Bishop Andrews; Florida. st. Johns
River, Lawlcy, January 18th, bishop
Warren; Alabama, Edwardsvlle, January
,2ud, Bishop Andrews; upper Mississip
ri, Holly Springs, February 9Th, Bishop
Androws;, Florida, Gainesville, january
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

hrm at Scarcy, Ark, offers to pay 30
cnts premium on each bale of cotton
wrapped In cotton bagging and bought
ny them. e"'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

TT Mlil'am II. Fishback will oppose J.
II. Jones for United States Senator from
Arkansas. '' ''''''
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vs oe"sas ssu. -


,s ID !: Johns county % ~
~ it will strike at or 90
m crossing the river to ntsT sauh1s Te
B. !. .ssoo9;athwesterly direction :"
: proposed making o'angs a @1Sst lake os
and and locate ;%s along the shores &c
of the canal is stated tsd5rprlses; ps ,s,
soo o%epth n of 20 feet and a s,,rf., nnt
tho Ioo to $50 feet. The som sur,a' q
tinono;a,1l n lanai Co., and is said GI''
""an'lally to carry out its s1pI Dian
| OTHER srATEsf
crn Monday oaa. wns Editors Dav !
,lainI;3ai T G3ionel A. X. McCure' ii
of ,n,a t!oa Times. and John TeJ
VI 'corgia, made speeches 'e1
g,ne noe Jackson one of Rube nj
gang jumped from the n..
tar" sauana hoor of the Misssss;'
ssy Monday, and was h;t
AT Atfuanee m ,avosu2l
,ty cry and Washington 7rycIIed I
1oou', 1oout a girl; Brown tdnot rsa to
';d 'a1ce nt with the girl again latter
,"a ,,a not heed the warn;,e he
It ict;nn Smot him twice thropdy, in
lortly afterwards. ~
4 dhe stock holders of h,svi,,e,
m.,i a., ney million dollar Factor, factory
fo saIheed ho t a few days ago. Dallas
gins 5 NJ on erecting buildin,i.
u ona,'a ",e Ia the afterhold oteamship
'sa', endvsntura , in dock at Orleans
;Sea e, damage by water ato about
5;nn es OF cotton. Thdner was
a1nE ~ f,i for Liverpool and ln board
N ,ogc% Gs, h,, most of which slightly
vn members of the mississippi
Conn,i. Were so much opd to the
constitution that thew I'D to mt
names to the instrumd
he Ennis CutUon,,.
far this season. as s'ai">
a car factory, carA, . c,pi.
mont, Ark. i'ne
e starkville Citizen apA,ca tn,
~ ~ uaa Evansville, Miss, of aE Reoch
- ~ ~oman, S,o. at the age oH4O ears
George III. n
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

reopie who "change their mindsu =, -
Nv" justify their apparent inconsi.to" "
.aes on the authority of Germ.n ':u
."'oRas'' who has calculated that Tho w h''
.n 'Ia,n contains 300, ,oOo, 900 nsrva
cells, 100000 of which '''o ii" nerve
... ..seeeaea by new ones every day. cat
1l1 iIGIS tbc, New York Cam.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

Ihc band of France has consented ia
supply Madrid with 10000 pounds in
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21
Marion }an,,arv ooth p;.i.

Marion'J january Goth, Bishop Andrews!
savannah conference, Macon, Ga. Janu,
lT,y "oth. Bishop Warren; South Carolina
~! ,rcnvll'e, February 5th, Bishop Warren !:
HTg'ma conference, Ronccvclt, w. Va,
February 25th, Bishop Joycc.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21
|sIIANCE PkEChETCs:
Order Furnishes a Great Deal Of
News For This Column.
Fair Florida Woman Sends Her
Yard Stick Of Thirty-six Inches
Advocating Many Pending
Political Measures.

In 1880 there were in the Unltcu o''''S
$40, 900 tenant farmers.
The Tennessee Importing company has
Just imported from Spain twenty-five
jacks.
An Alliance school will be established
in Dublin, Texas, in the near future.
Alliance men in Floyd county, Ga,
exnect to erect three Alliance stores this
fail.
New Mexico is credited with 2,00O, 600
heud of cattle aud 31,OOO,OOO heao o'
8 .fTfsestfn1assees-ss.-.,.-
consume 10, ,OOO, 600 bushels OF wheaV III
France.
A charter has been granted to the Pet
ersburg Alliance Exchange, to do business
at Petersburg, Va.
The Washington Gazette learns that an
Alliance store will be started IN Washihs
ton county at an early date.
The Farmers League is Systematically
organizing the State of Massachusetts,.
At recent sale in Iowa seven Red Poll
cd bulls sold Mt an average figure OF $i'o'
ten females at an average OF $2Ol.5o.
The Farmers Exchange of Oconce, in
Orange county, Fla, is to start of with
81, 900 capital. ID. o. Mcguire is prcs'
dent and George p. Brannon, secretary
The New York State Alliance has adop
ted the Sub Treasury plan, and declare
, that the force bill shall never he saddlc'
upou the South if the farmers of tina
State can prevent it.
This item appears in the 'Eastanallc
Il Notesr of tho GAINESVILLE, Ga, Enterprise
The Liberty Hill Alliance has just con
pleted substantial hall near the Baptis
church at that place.
According to the Department OF Ayr
culture the imports of goat skins an
goat hair last year amounted to $500
y 900.
y The Farmers Alliance, of Montgomc
county, KY, are making an effort to for
a company to build $4,000 tobac'
warehouse and establish weekly sales.
The Michigan State Alliance Exchan:
will be organized at an early day. IT
d State Executive Board will hold n mct
ing in a few days and select a busine
=, agent.
Al It is time for cattlemen to take bcarin
q for future guidance. Itmust be borne
- mind that the dressed beef men can cal
10 in their refrigerators fifteen days supp
N 0probably more), and 1t is~easy for tn
~ to step out and break the market WI
- they please. But they cannot 90 ont
k116SsSS2nrsr8nda short supply for thS
~ ~ ffH3oxSjI5 ~. = Z the market Wesd
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than eve, hs,ns ss, moro iutere,, in ma, far

,.n;,, ne sioux Of South Doto.
and cb.s. y. &C Consumption and othe, H. lying s"ns
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President w. E. H. searcy, Of tho Far
mers' Banking Company, of Griffin, Ga,
Is appealing to the Alliance men of tb'
State to take $4,000 worth of stock i,
ital. zap
A Rich'and, Ca, correspondent writes
that the Alliances are welding a power
full influence toward the advancement nf
the town. They have warehouse Of
their own and store house rented, and
VIII build store near their warehouse at
an early date.
A correspondent of Watkinsvillc, Ga
in discussing the delay in getting cotton
bagging, offers this plan as a remedy.
"Ihe only way ont for the Farmers Al
lance is to manufacture our own cottor
bagging. Do not depend on such as can
!.1 De monopol'zed and have us waiting up-
tn October or November for bagrinu
The Alliance is an organization not to Is
tritlcd with" :"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

'nere'at Adrertiser, "we get an entirely
new brain every sixty days"
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FLORIDA.

The National Alliance and Jndustr;o,
ohlon VIII convene at Ocala, on Dece,n-
her 2nd. The Louisville and Nashville
railroad will transport delegates free up.
on all lines OF its system to River June
tion and return.
way Lee. who is distant relation of
the Emperor of China and one of the
most gcntlcmanly Of Mongolians, saws
The jacksonville Times Union has opcpcd
up very handsome restaurant next To tho
Times Union building.
j. Nj. Fownc of Kissimmcc and n marty
Oh northern capitalists will build a large
ice ,r factory and cold storage warehouse at
Tampa.
l. A. Meter purchased 5000 sweet
oranges and placed them on Colcord's
wnari, foot OF Ocean street, for free dis.
tr'b"tion. The only provise was that
the cater should quarter the fruit and
place the peel in a barrel of alcohol stand
ing near. About 1000 of the oranges
were eaten by the surrounding crowd,
anu MIR Meter got a goodly amount of
work done for nothing The pcelipy
w'll bc shipped to England to be used
lr lmr medicinal purposes. cs.-Jacksonvillc
Times Union
An important project is about to bc
paced under way in Florida. II is tbc
construction Of canal across the State
uniting the Atlantic with the Gulf Of
'icNlco. The route selected is understood
o DO from st. Augustine through st.
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NORTH CARoLrN.

nected ,e'gh si,, and Durham are being con
"','ea with telephone wires "s con-
and acr"a h &c csompany purchased ono tbo,s
town 1tS Of rn o, ,hnd in and around the uoS uoS,
day Tbsoo b%opdon, , near Wilkesboro, Thur
to lots. witb s aanas H;aw will be divided up in-
<sSisn = view OF establishing . bio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-02
RICHMOND AND DANVlLLe.
Annual Meeting of This Company 10 be
Held To-Morrow.

Held 10 hoTfo"'
The stockholders of the Richmond
and Danville Railroad Company VIII
hold their annual meeting at noon To-
morrow in their Offices, corner oil Ienth
and Bank streets.
There is no business of great lmpor-
lance to be considered so far as known.
In reality, nearly all Of the directors be-
ing northern men the Richmond stock
holders have little knowledge oil the a.
fairs of the company.
If George Gould, as rumored, is made
q director OF the Terminal he Will IN all
probability be also made one oil the
Richmond and Danville board, as 1t mas
always been the custom to make ali
prominent directors OF the Terminal dl-
rectors also Of the Danville.
The Terminal has directory oil seven
teen, who elects the president OF the
company, while the Richmond ana
Danville stockholders elect the presl-
dent of that system. g,
The annual meeting of the Terminal
will be held to-day one week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-02
Funeral of Captain James VI. Wise.

The funeral of Captain James NJ. Wise,
which took place from st. Paul's church
Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock, was very
largely attended by citizens of all
classes. The representation from the
Tobacco Trade of Richmond was very
full.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael, rector Of the
church, ofliciated, and was assisted by
Bishop A. NJ. Randolph and Rev. Mr..
Trotnan. The music consisted OF the
burial chant, and the hymns, Weary OF
Rest" "When Our Heads Are Bowed
with Woe, and "Asleep in Jesus, all OF
which were touchingly sung. The floral
tributes, which were numerous and OF
beautiful design, literally covered the
casket.
The intermeut was at Hollywood,
where the services were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Carmichael.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-02

good attendance OF members. several
new members we're received. The union
will be represented at Mr.. Murphy 5
meeting at the Soldiers Home on next
Thursday at p. NJ. ~
The next meeting OF this union WIN
be held at No. I'LL Grove avenue az
p. VI. next Monday. The ladies' are
earnestly requested TO meet at $3.50 L. NJ
in order TO attend special prayer-meet-
ING before the usual business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-02
STEALING FROM THE PERSON.
Charles Harris Sent On for This ohence-
Other Cases.


IL the Police Court yesterday Charles
II. Harris (colored) was charged with
stealing from the person Of John Booker
81 in United States currency. Booker
testified that he was knocked down ny
the prisoner ard robbed of the money
He admitted that at the time OF the ROD
berry he had taken three drinks: Inc
accused denied the charge, but justice
Crutchfeld sent him on TO the grand
jury. -,
John p. Coleman( colored), charged with
stealing one lot of machine-iron and one
knife, the property Of Messrs. Baldwin ~
Brown, was sent to jail for thirty days. -,
Michael Began, James Tohn, and
William Kirk (white), and Albert Wash
ington, Alice Tryman, and Elnoraa
Cousins (colored) were fined 50 and
costs each for being drunk on the Sab
bath.
Peter White (colored), striking and
using indecent language to Martha
White. Fined 80 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-02
Meteorological Report for November.

The subjoined table gives sunrise,
minimum and maximum readings Of the
thermometer, the course Of the wind at
sunrise, and the amount OF rainfall for
the month of November.
The readings of the thermometer were
taken in an elevated portion of the city,
the position OF the instruments being
free from any influence Of refracted
heat. They are self-registering, of the
very best French manufacture, and the
figures are believed to be absolutely cor
rect 4:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-02
Indicted by the Grand Jury.

The Hastings Court began its Deem
Der term yesterday. The grand jury
Mr.. C. 7. Stokes, foreman-found the
following true bills of indictment
For Felonies Peter Cary, William
Lewis. Anthony Murray, James Meekins,
Giles Robinson. William Spindle, W. H..
Willix, and Charles Winbrum.
For Misdemeanors (: Joseph Brad
shaw, r. b. Hardy, James Lawson, Paul
ST. Clair, and Nelson Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-02
Circuit Court.

An order was entered in this court yes
terday extending the time until the
close OF the term in which to file bills of
exception in the case of Page against
Belvin and others.
The following suits were instituted:
W. S. Sublett against Wingfeld ~
Ware for Sl9l.23.
Isaac Shlom against $. Gulemback for
S57.25.
r. Cohen & Son against same for
S36.5I,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-02
e,,or, c,rcy,t stopped the Cars.

There was q "short circuit for q
while yesterday morning on the
trolley-wire of the Main-Street cleo
tric-car line. To prevent the dy-
namo at the power-house burning
ont the current was cut off for about an
bour until the trouble could be located
and remedied. This necessitated the
stoppage of the cars on Main street for
some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-02

A little boy named Morrissey had one
of his hands caught under an electrician
SUNDAY near the corner of Fifth and
Clay streets. Several fingers were badly
lacerated, one of which was amputated
Inv Drs Brock and Michaux. 1t seems
that the boy was jumping on and of the
F;fth.street cars and in alighting from
one OF them hung his foot in some way
on1 foil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-02
c,sIodee Of Good Templars.

The Grand Lodge of Good Templars
os Virginia meets in Alexandria tonight.
II will continue in session tomorrow and
Thursday. MI, Ill
laave on the 1852 northern train this
morning. Those who will go are Messrs.
Thomas Whitehead. Joseph III. Shop
herd Senator ]. n. Stubbs, L. Nj. STRAIT
tom Mrs julius A. Hobson, Mrs. A. j.
PyIe G. G. Benn, and many others from
the various lodges
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-02
YORK-RIVER LINE,vrA wEsrPoISr
TuR FAvoBITE ROUTE NoRrA
HGNIl.
LEAVE RICHMOND:


TRAIN No 81. &i0 p u.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily cont sdr ley. stops
NJ all stations. Al Lester Manor eonaecs VIA
stage for Walkerton: with baltimore steamers
TRAIN No 81. 1888 p Y.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sunday.
for West Point connecting win fork-hiver
steamers for Baltimore. Al Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and Ohio railroad Tor
Warrington, Philadelphia and New York.
steamers leave Baltimore r. NJ daily, excsps
Sunday =,
Trains arrive at Richmond ei' A. N. and 1919
TRAIN No 10. TO A. NJ.
LOCAL. MIXED. daily except sunday leaves
Twenty third street for West Point aad inssr-
Ticsstorncs al station foot Of yirziais street
Open 8 A. NJ. 10 5 L. NJ. and from ~. u. 70 xSI
Cliy uekstorncs- Of Tent aai haia
strsetA w,.,
col HAAS, Jas. L tAtLoh.
Tranic Manager General Passenger Agsnt
JOsRPA 4 POTTS. Dtyision Passenger Ageas
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rHAINs NoRrnwARp
'Ilally.
CONTEMPLATION


go. IA. 81 and 50. mako NJ stops 10.
u ard ~ stop o. signal 20 Asnch ssier,
Drevry's Blun, CenRAlia. AMI Chester No. 81
stops on signal at Manchester and Chester. No.
IS stops al Manchester No. q stops on algnAl
az Manchester only for passengers purchasing
tlckets 10 regular stoppinf-ple ~ ior WIS ram
south 81 Petersburg. NoA g. ST. % 81 VIII STOP
At all stations for passengers.
PuLLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains NOS Il and 50 sleeping-cars betHes1
New Yo<k aud Tampa FLA lvfI JacksonVillel.
on Trains Nos. ID and n sloeping-oars between
New York and Charleston. on Trains nos. u
and - sleepiug-cars between New YORK and
Jacksonville. ..,. ,yo,,uc,o.
K,onmop I..vt A N. xortola. A4f Ia1ss "
Richmond '5:35 2. N. NortoIE..... 7.O p N.
norfolk .'s:l0A. v. Richmond. IRIS A. VI.
Norton 400 p x. Riohmoud.. 6:ij +. NJ
fho trains leaving Richmond steIO A. ". ana
Norfolk az 1 4. n. are solid trans between
these two poinis. snd passengors go through
without change OF ears. Close connections ar3
also made az Petersburg by Ihs 3:3j +. n. Haia
from Richmond aud the $40 A. N. tram from
T,,,lns leaving Richmond st $40 A. d. and
ia, p N aud arriving - Richmond At iI'ij r
and 4.sB T. ~ mage close connection a!
ps,srssuyg 20 and from farnYille, LYnchDurs.
and .outhUesleIn pointA
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EFT u. MYssG General superintendent
= EMaKgOs General Fassoux8c AgeQt