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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-02-13
PLEASE DON'T TRY.

/ cannot sing the old songs
l sang long years ago.
My voice has sadly failed me
My hearers tell me so.
My compass is defective,
NV notes are greatly racked;
/ cannot sing the old songs
For now my voice is cracked.
l cannot sing the old songs I.
I've sung them here before,
And none would stay TO listen
Unless locked the door.
I'm now on the police force, -
My voice secured the job,
My songs meier fail TO quickly. So.
Disperse a bowling mob.
l used to sing in public,
But now | sing no more,
The folks jumped out the window
When they couldn't reach the door.
/ said I'd give a corner lot
To any who would come
And hear me out-one fellow stayed
But he was deaf and dumb.
Chicago Herald,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-02-13

ings it contains, lived and worked in the
twelfth century before Christ Moses lived
and wrote the Pentateuch 1900 years. before
the birth of Christ; therefore, that portion
of our Bible is at least 800 years older than
he most ancient of other sacred writ
1ngS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-02-13
Guests Narrowly Escape.

GLEN FALLS, n. Y, Feb. 6.-The Man
sion hotel burned early this morning.
Stephen Cole, French doctor, was badly
burned. A number of guests had very
narrow escapes from being burned to
death
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-02-13

During a quarrel at Nebraska City,
New, Ernest Sceles fatally wounded James
King on the head with iron tongs. Both
are Is years old.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-02-13

Powdered chalk and vinegar are good
for burns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

The electrical cOntrivancc by means OF
which Kemmler Will be executed was con-
structed under the supervision Of Harold
+. Brown. an electrical engineer OF New
York. The machines are Westinghouse
dvnamOs and the current TO DO used ~
known as the alternating current, which
comes in pulsatlng waves. and which re-
cent experiments demonstrated 10 be the
most deadly of all currents. The death
chair" il constructed on the model OF an
invalid's reclining chair This chair, with
the necessary apparatus. has been
placed in u cell, 10 which kcmmler Will be
conducted on the morning OF the eXecu-
ton. Before seating him IN the char the
guards will fasten his hands III front and
put a strong leather strap with buckles m
der tho arm-pits. These buckles, when the
condemned is seated. Will be connected
with the rings on the arms Of the char,
and a spoure with wire connection placed
at tho base Of the spine. Then tho cap.a
peculiar affair constructed Of black rub
Der-will be adjusted. Inside the cap
il spiral of copper wire five inches
IN diameter. which fits well over
the crown Of the head, and which,
before being finally adjusted, VIII he
covered with a sponge wet with SAT-
water. From the ceiling OF the room ana
Immediately over the chair hang two feXl-
Die wires, WlllR On Jilt NFll wan - eAA
trical dial 10 indicate the intensity Of the
current. and which - operated by a small
double switch similar to those used III tele-
graph Offices for turning on and on tne
current. One Of these wires will be nd
iusted to the connection IN the top OF the
belmetlike cap and the other to the
sponCe at the base of tho spine.
All is now ready for the execution. But
before the final touch ia given to the
switch that shall send the victim to eternl-
ty connection is made with an lnstru-
mont in an adjoining cell and the subject
feels a slight electric thrill, by no means
painful or unpleasant. Thus Is done to APP
ply what is known rs the wheat
Stone Test" for tho purpose Of as
certaining Kemmlcr's electrical resist
anco and OCCUPIES only moment. The
black cloth is then pulled over Kemmler's
face; the officers stand back while the last
PRAYER IL said by tho prison chaplain; the
signal is given; tho eXccutiOner gives tne
ewitch a little push TO one side and ,OOO
volts of the alternating current pass
through the murderer in tho chair. There
IS amuscular spasm, afalntqulverlng OF the
limbs, and lit is over" There - nothing
like n convulsion; hardly anything more
porceptible than the tuttering OF the
needle in a compass box. The duration OF
sensibilitv is hardly TO be measured even
bv seconds. The brain Is instantly para
lived before even the nerves can commu-
nicate any appreciate sense of shock:
Professor Helmholtz estimates that lilo OF
a second is the time needed to produce
death; Professor TyndGl says 1-lOOO OF
second, and Professor Elihu Thompson has
declared that it s absolutely impossible
that any pain can be felt by the subject
condemned to an electric death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
MINOR lfATTTRs.
Close of the Concert Season.

correspondence OF inc hiChihOlu biePo''H'l
HAMPTON, Va, April &c, 1890.
The last of the three concerts took place
last night, and despite the heavy ram
storm a very large audience was present.
The Observation-Disclosures Company OF Boston
rendered every number of the programme,
and we feel satisfied that the music lovers
OF this town and county have never been
charmed with better music than was rem
dered 10y this troupe.
The orchestra had three numbers on the
programme, all of which were well rem
dered.
Altogether the concerts have been com
plete success, and the citizens of the town
and county are under obligations to Pro-
lessor Rathbone for enabling them 10 en-
JOY such q rich treat.
A telegram was received here to-day ask
ing that one Braxton Sims (colored) be
arrested. He is charged with burning a
barn and contents and robbing Dwelling
house at Burkeville, in Nottoway county.
He was promptly apprehended, ana Is no"
in jail.
Dr. Hall, of Pennsylvania, who, had been
stopping at the Hygeia Hotel, died SUD !l
denly at that place yesterday, OF heart-diS-
ease 1t is supposed. iA0Di
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
POLITICS AND PYTHlAS
The Y1rst Growing Warm and Latter To-
teresting in Farmville.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcn.l


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcnl
FAnsUuLE, VA. April &c, 1890.
Petitions are bong circulated and nu-
erously sirned by voters OF the town who
are ion and against the holding of prl-
mary for choosing candidates for town ON
cialt. Things in tho political circles OF the
town are growing warm.
large number OF citizens Of tbs town who
were mentors Of tho old lodge OF huignts OF
Pythins, which for lack OF interest was alloweo
10 langGish and die, and mum Der OF other per-
sons who are not afllialed with the order, nave
pettioned 90 the Grand Chancellor OF virginia
10 reinstate the organization here. Much interest,"
has recently been awakened IN inc Oruet' hhu
the ranks will doubtless DO largely added 10
after inc reorganization. Go,
MIR. John Il. kyam boTts continued illness
gives unaffected sorrow 20 his many friends IN
and around FaImvillc. His death Is not the
least UNLOCKED lOf at any ume-
1HK DAUGHTERS TsTEETuNMENT.
The Daughters Of Virginia" society. com
nosed Of students OF the normal school, gave one
81 their usually unique and entertaining per-
forucnces last night In tho college chapei oeIoIe
S very large and Rppreciatiye audience VI pupnS
and town iolka -.
p!dly nearing completion, and when nnished
will be Of 6 most imposing character.
JUST RUMoR.
An upauthentcsted report is IN circulation
that the Urange-heysylsle kallroa1 company
hsa sold out 20 tho firm OF Grauyillo Va, ana
mat the IDEAL " iusuroS the carly completion oil
the line from aordonsyille 10 keysvile.
But little tobacco has been SOFA III lhlS ha ho'
during the past week. ,r,.
The Mountain Houso-Hr. James Mcdonald,
proprletor-Wlll close its doors To the pubic, /
aIu informed, on the evening OF April 5Jth'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
CiaUnD1UOc.

Mao, IN mat nraise which gOd-like Homer versed
OF Thrsrian vintago-WorthY Zeuss lips
I.this rare product a champagne lie sips
Good cheer indeed who comes 10 itsthirst
Not In those Goblets brimmed by heoes manu-
Ger spsrklcd richer benefits. Dispersed
Are ali corrosinR thoughts At It's command
into her ltps had Fate ia kiss bostown
Xanthppe would have proven worthy JOSH
Pressed OF that frutags by Pomona olessoa
Zach drop invites the beuisOn OF healthl
RESPONSIVE 20 it, magical behett go
Engaging fancies crown US with tneh Heh"n
Kmnlems Of Joyous fellovships upuse
To brighten hopes And strengthen trlenusnlP'
sizes.
Fuil-brimmlpg mem'ry. cup with grateful devs
In whose peliucid drops we pictures SOC
LIZ by rood natures pever-dyins hues-
sunburs,s from chsckored skies OF destlny
w W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
O'CLOCK and reaching baltimore early ne.t

o'clock and reaching Baltimore early next
morning.
During the present term Of the York
County Court judge Farthing appointed
Mr.. George Il. Bryan, Of Nelson township,
commissioner of the revenue vice William
Washington (colored), resigned to accept
an appointment ia the Norfolk custom
house.
MIR. Marius Thompson. a well-known
citizen of James City county. Is III beyond
any hope of recovery.
Mr.. Alban Henley continues TO improve.
He was brought home during the week by
bis father and uncle, DR.. Leonord Henley,
who have spent some time at his bedside IN
Philadelphia..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
LIE nn1nnr QUESTION.
Stanley I'm England.

IBy Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.l
IogpOS, April e6.-Upon his arrival here from
Brussels Mr. stanley proceeded TO his residence
AZ Kepsington. Crowds had gathered along the
route and the explorer met with an enthusas tic
reception. Al the command OF the Prince OF
Wales Mr Stanley, Dr. Psrk, SIR William MAC
kinpon. and sir Francis DsWinton have e~ne 70
Sandringham, where they VIII remain un'ii
Nonday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
Capriyi's DeliberatIon.

General Won Caprivi, the new German
Chancellor. never has O pipe out OF his
mouth when he Is awake. except during
b,s meals aud he drinks beer by the gal
lon. He Is a man OF considerable ability
and most deliberate In all his proceedings.
He ALWAYS meditates for a minute OF two
before answering even the most trifing
nuastian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
Yorktovn's Trade.
Icorrssponde o; the Richmond pispstch.l
Oe ,Oaa

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April 26, 1890.
Yorktown boasts of two Federal officials
. postmaster and a deputy customs collec-
tor-both negroes. II is tho man shipping
point for O large area OF country, whose
trucking interest has greatly increased OF
late and N still developing, besides I'M
mense quantities OF fish. oysters, and crabs
ere almost nightly sent OF 10 the Baltimore
market, tbs steamer landing there about
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
The Congregational Smelling Committee
nianafch

lby telegraph 70 the DlspatCHi
ATLANTA, April 2R-Cougressmen Ostes
Alahama, thompson Of Ohio. and Mccormick OF
Pennsylvania were In Atlanta today as IN ~
gressiOnsl committee 70 Inquire into alleseS - ~
regular practices I'm Tinted states courts ino
commit ee lind that phi soners arc frequently sur
rendered by bopdsmen. putting tue expense OF
transportation upon tho Government p u. an.o
abuse On not be remedied except D. oeans9
IN tho law. Beyond this there - no iAut 10.
with the courts of this district The cohhH'0'
will leave this evening for Mobile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
MARY WASHINGTON BAZAAR.
4 Grand Success-Goid-Heade Canes
Awarded all Around
Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l


FRrnrRIcKsBURa. Va. April 26.-The ba-
yaar for the benefit OF the Mary Washing
TON fund which commenced in the Opera
House here Tuesday night closed last night
and was a grand success in every, parhcu-
lar. and the proceeds realized Will be quite
large. 49,. .-.,.,,,,. canal
dates was quite spirited, especially lot the
most popular young LADY, which was awarded 10
Mis- Gertrude Gee. Shs received q han1some
pair OF opera-glssses A gold-hesded umbrella
Tor the most popular minister was received uy
lie Rev. j. W. Cantor, OF the Methodist church,
and a geld. headed cane 20 MIR Johu L. hhisht
a. the mes. popular councilman. Or. A. e. Dog
gett as the most popular physician anu Judge
John r. Gooirick as the most popular lawyer
wore zach awarded gold healed canes.
THE FRIDGE QUESTION.
The interest IN tho bridge question is on me
increase and both sides are hard al Work. 10
day circulars have been scattered all over tno
city by its friends and opponents, ana the eiec-
ton, which takes place on next TUESDAY, Is e.
pectcd 20 toe quite lively. From the present
outlook the opponents have lot none OF thelr
etrong,h, and IL IL claimed that thoy Will carry
their point Anyhow It will be stupborniy-
contested election
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
Iemon Elixir.

PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
For biliousness and constipation, take Lemon
Elixir.
For Indigestion and foul stomach. take Lemon
Elixir. 49,.
For sick and nervous headache, take Lemon
Elixir.
For sleeple.sne.s and nervousness. take Lemon
Elixir.
For loss OF appetite and debility, take Lemon
Elixir.
For fevsrs, chills, aud malaria, take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you In any Oh 80
above diseases, all OF which arise IRON ~, ~
or diseased liver. stomach, kidneys, or po.o'S -
Prepared only by DR.. II. MozLEi, hLan" W"
bOc and 81 per bottle. Sold by cruss''S'
APPOINTMENT MINISTER WHITES
After ten years of great suffering nom i, ,nu
geslton. With great nervous prostrauon. p, tN,
ness, disordered kidneys, and coosupaseVosr,,
have been cured by DR.. Mozley's Lemon SHA"'
and am now u well man. n.yta
klder Methodist Episcopal Chnrcn, ooa
No. IS Tatpall street, AnahA'"~
PROM A PROMINENT LADY.
have not been able In two years 70 s
stand without suffering great pain. sins III, MIA
Dr. Monkeys Lemon Elixir can wein .
without suffering the least tncoavonw1tsTu
MIA X II. BLooprmswesmnG q
sss%uocafs of'@h' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
THE ELECTRIC DEATH.
Kcmmicr's Execution Introduces q New
Era in Capital Punishment.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
NEW YoBK. April Is, 1890.
With the execution OF Joseph Kemmler,
the convicted murderer. at Auburn prison
this week, new era in capital punishment
begins. 1t has been reserved for the hui
manitarians Of America 10 lead the way in
p abolition Of the old and bsrbarous
method of taking lives that have been fer
feited to the law. and to substitute for
stranRulation by the rope the speedy, pain
less, and effective death by tho electrical
chair, In which the condemned NAV pass
away without affording a spectacle at once
unscienti6c and revoitinr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Evcry County Candidate for the Con
eressIonal Nomination.
Icorrespondencs Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

eresslOnal Nomination.
ICorrespondencs Of the Richmond Dispatchl
ONAvcocK, April 25. 1890.
The people Of tho Eastern Shore are be
ginning to manifest considerable interest
in the selection of a Democratic candidate
for Congress- in this district to be voted for
next fall. The district has hitherto gene
rally given a Republican majority. but
owing 10 divisions among the RepuOncans
the Democrats generally managed TO elect
their congressional candidates tlll- four
wears ago, when Hon. Thomas h. Bayiy
Browne. of AccOmac county, was elect
ed by nearly two thousand majority.
Two wears ago Mr. Browne was elected by
n greatly decreased majority. In tho gu
bernatorial election last fall the Democratic
majority in this district was overwhelm-
ing, and this fact has combined with other
reasons to grow big crop OF candidates
for congressional honOrs IN the Democratic
party. 1t is said that every county IN the
district Will present name. while in some
oe the counties there are known 10 be seye-
raj candidates. In Accomac there are at
least three names prominently mentioned
in connection with the nomination.
SOME or THE cANDIDArEs
State-Senator Blackstone is known TO be
n candidate for the nomination, and he
and his friends will make vigorous fight
to carry a solid delegation for him to the
convention from Accomac. DR.. Frank
Fletcher. Mr.. Blackstone's predecessor IN
the State Senate. is also prominently men,
toned for the nomination. He Is strong
man and il exceedingly popular with
tho ov3tormen Of the bayslde region.
The third name is that of Montcalm
Oldham, ESQ, the clerk Of the Coun-
ty Court of Accomac. Mr. Oldham
is not so generally known abroad as the
other two gentlemen named above, but he
will be remembered "a the gentleman who
seconded Governor Mchinney's nomlna-
ton in the Richmond Convention last
simmer in one Of the most eloquent aud
eOectiye speeches delivered before that
body. Mr.. Oldham has been recently APP
pointed by Governor Mckinney as MEM
Der of the Board of Visitors TO the Central
Lunatio Asylum. In Northampton Judge
Kendall. who was the Democratic nominee
Two wears ago, and Mr. SOutheyS :. wilkins,
tho Floater delegate from the Eastern
Shore counties, have each astrong backing
for the nomination.
MINOR MATTERS.
Miss Lizzio Quinby, the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. Upsher b. Qulnby, end
one of the teachers in the Onancock
Academy, left yesterday for visit to her
sister in Bonham, Tex. Her place in the
Academy is temporarily occupied by Mr..
Joseph n. Latham.
The house of the Widow Charnick, on
Tanpler Island. was accidentally destroyed
by fire several days ago. Very little of the
household property was saved. Loss
about 300. Since then the island has been
swarming with insurance agents.
Rev. Henry Petty has accepted call 70
the passionate of the Baptist churches IN
lower Northampton. He was once pastor
of the Baptist church at Onancock.
KALLIAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
SATISFACTORY TO BOTH.

Tho Pocahontas strike has ended an1 -. s w
men went back 70 work to-day An hgIoo .N,,
was arrived st between the men snu 1ne Sn,n
psny last night which was satisfactory !" 'O'
sides Nn.
Great excitement was created on the sun ~, =
last night by tho appearance Of large cog
posed 10 ~ mad. The dog teamed at INC snO1
and chased every one In his path. lie Nss -. =,
killed. but not until he had bitten sewers 80,
dogs some OF which have since been killed, Dus
az others got away some onxiety Is Still ioi' IA
regard ~ he matter. a,
A State convention OF the vsrions DrhnC,no. iD
the Farmers Alliance Will be held here ues.. u,
ming June Sd. II Is expected there VIII 90 ~ ~,
tendance Of stout 300 delegates and the con'0"-
ton will 10 IN session about ibroe days. cut,
The wife OF Isaiah White, who lives near ~, :,
ton Forge, eloped n few days ago with tran . y
named Lister. she left White with i've young
children. White was vell-to-do. and csnnot ~.
dersiand his wifo's strange conduct. hesa'' Nv
will not follow thom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
PocAHoNrAs STRIKE ENDt"
A Dangerous Dam-RaIirosd WrcoA
Dog Excitement.
rspoci.l telegram to tho DIspstch.I

lopoSisi telhsIoIn W tuo ' st. 5;o
LINcHBuRG. Va. April 26.-A,nso sn,s dam
tressing affair occurred at Bald has, nasnad
yesterday afternoon. A young man m n, r;ver
Ashmead endeavored to cross ' aao,boat
during q wind-storm in a large ILL., ni.h 10,
but as he had been in delicate heaIs nntrol
some time the boat got beyond hls J no wos
and was carried over the dan, anu M. I0 ,o I'm.
ing some distance down the river 6a Sds
broken, but the body of the young man an nns
not yet been recovered. -Four IL nast
have lost their lives ut this dam III 'n' p''''
few months. uo,. ,.sr
Another wreck occurred ut Bslls no,u, th,s
BIG Spring, on tue Norfolk and WesNstn vers
morning. and twelve cars Of ireiso, v hadly
thrown from the track aud most OF tno .t.asinc
wrecged. An unknown white msh p.4iy
near where the accident occurred "aS .bed
hurt and one brakeman had his hama - .rs
1his place las been the scene Of seVera' "'
lately, q, IN
. Cadet C. T. Beall, son Of ". r. Besii, =, h..
chsnan, died at Blackshurg College me 10 a,ter-
fore yesterday. He was buried yesterusJ
noon With military honors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ssxT,I

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT +xs5HI
' COMPANY for Old POINT. a&xASe.
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NEWS
CLAKFMONT, and JAhEs-RIs Rk LANDINGS
dfyses By elegant saloon steamer TOLCHESlbh,
leaving R.chnond zysKY MONDAY. WEDSKs-
DAY, and FRIDAY at A. 81. etreet-cars 90
dlrsctly 70 steamer wharf Fare 10 Old Point
or Norfork, 3i.tO: second cl2e.. 81.
Connsctiors a. Old POint aud Norfolk closely
win al ilnss for northern cities same afternoon.
James river By dayhgn. Great tourist naa
Cheapest route
Througa tickets on steamer and a. CAREERS
Agency, 1909 Main street Baggage checked
through. state-ro0ms engaged for day or Night
Frsixht resolved daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
NOyTE, OLD POINT, ALkxANDhIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANylLLB. and fAEHFlLLk AND
pOWHITAN r. X STATIONS, aud WASH
IS0TOS, d. G.. all points IN Eastern sorh
Carogina, Eastern Virglnia, aud al regular laud-
ings on the James river. aE lowest rstes and
through bills issged.
NO. IN Main street and RookettA
IRWIN WIS Gzs, Freight aud Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
HCIAI-

UHE RICHMOND AND ROANOKE
Il LAND COMPANY have a FEW SHARES OF
STOCK FOR SALE al original prices 10 secure
additional land. Apply at Office Of tho Presi-
dent. u Governor street. up 25-3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ IxEcgrsD AZ TN plsPAcIn sainH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
Y0RK-RIVER LINE,vn WEST PorSA
THE FAvORITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, so r. NJ.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday. stop1
at ali stAtlous A. Lester Manor connects vita
stage tor Halkergon: with Baltimore steamer ~
West Point
TRAIN No IS. s:35 r. Y.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily excopt sunday.
for West roini, connecting Win fork-hiyor
steamers for Baltimore. A. Baltimore slsaners
c. meet win Baltimore and ohio railroad for
Washing l0n. Phtlaielphla. and Nov YORK
Steamers Leave baltimore 4. NJ. daily, sxcsps
Sunday.
Tralos arrive at Richmond 90 A. II. aad 100
A. h.
TRAIN No 70. 10 4. 81.
LOCAL. MIXED. daily except sunisy. leaves
Twenty eighth stree. FOO Nss: Point ADD inter-
mediate points
Ticxes-orlcs a, station foot q yirsinis stress
cay .icks-ofieo-coTnor " Ieath sni Asa
streets
SOL II AAS, JAS /. TAILOR,
Traiic Mansger General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH 5. POTTS. DiTislon Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. --sche;uls
commencing APRIL 20, is,9-easiern standard
limo
ia A u leave. pyrd-strse, ssssioa daily.
stops only a. Ashisni. BOtaweli, MI
ford. and Frsdericks0urg, Brooke abt
Midewalsr. sleep9s 70 Washiossoa
and New I0rk.
ils5s A. NJ leaves Byri-sgrcsi station daily. AZ
except sunday. larior Car, hichs
rnond 70 Warrington
ests 2. N. leaves BTrt-strsss sfssioa daily
sleeper, Richmond a. New York.
escA. n. arrives =, Byrd stree. station daily
Sleeper from rev Iork
fSs P. NJ arrive. At Byri-Streel station tsuy
sDps At Frsfsncksourg, si.ion
BoIhWeli. AMI Ashland. Sleeper frooa
Washington aud Nov York Does NOS
slopat bA
t<sr "A. arr,ve, Al syrd-strsst siaioa daily.
except sunday. Psr.or Car. Nah
ibg'cn 10 Richmond.
ASHLAND rRAINS
DAILY sxcEPr sUxDLrs
eoA. N. leaves slRA Arrives AZ Ashisai ~
T8A.h
COP NJ accommodation lesvs Byri-strsss
station. srrYos ~ Ash iani AIS y. y
GAP. VI lesves RlbS arrives st Ashland
f.U3PN.
CASA NJ arrives glbA Leaves Ashland siisn
AZ.
6SA NJ. accommodation arrive, NJ BvA
street station. leaves Ashland n7:u
A. N.
sisP. N. arrives At gita leaves Ashland ~
[, A. TAYLOR. Tranic Manage.
KIT. ID. MrEAS General Su osrlatenienI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

Hoods Sarsaparilla 10 . peculiar medi-
cine, entirely different from any other.
Try IL.