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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
HUME 10 SPEAK AT LAST.
His Candidacy to BE Acknowledgement
Lees Popularity Increasing.

rcorre.pondeuce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. September IL, 1890.
There is a rumor going the rounds that
Mr.. Hume will be out in a card IN day or
two announcing his independent candida
CIV for Congress. and that II VIII certainty
appear before the meeting OF the kepuon-
can nominating convention al MahassaS
on the 10th of this month.
The impression that the Republicans OF
the district will make no nomination but
will accept General Mahone's plan OF al
loving the election TO 90 by deiauit Is
growing stronger every day, as ore by one
The prominent Republicans of this section
mt themselves on record as being IN favor
OF this plan.
DENIED.
The reports that III feeling against Gen
eral Lee would cause large falling on III
the Democratic vote in the lower counties
of this district is emphatlcally denied by
prominent gentlemen from that section
They saw that instead of General Lee
being unpopular his popularity is to-day
higher than ii ever was before, ana tnat
he will poll much larger vote III Louisa
and King George than he ever did before.
J. wEDDFRBURN ARRESTED.
NJ Alexander ]. Wedderburn, publisher
NJ the National Farm and Fdtstde, was ar
rested here yesterday afternoon by Deputy
limited States MhrSnal Ht"AhuIs, Vi a
cbarge of having violated the United
states postal laws. This arrest grows out
of the discontinuance of the post-office at
GRANGE Camp. of which Mr.. Wedderburn
was postmaster. and whose course IN that
office is now undergoing investigation be-
fore a congressional committee, Mr. Wed
derbnrn was taken before United States
Commissioner Toweler. before whom he
gave bond in II 800 10 appear at the next
term of the United States Court.
PICTURES OF CELEBRITIES.
Mr.. G. n. SchuInan. artist, formerly OF
this city. but for some years past residing
in Richmond. is on q visit here. picking up
I'm this city and in Washington old photo
graphs and other portraits of by-gone cele-
brities. He has been quite successful IN
this search, having unearthed several pic,
lures which were not generally supposed
10 be in existence.
A special election for members of the
Board OF Aldermen for the Second Ward
was held Yesterday. The Democratic
nominee. Mr.. Louis Kraft, was elected
without opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
safety from a PestilentiaI scourge.

Protection from the disease, not Il medicinal
agent which merely checks the paroxysms, Is
the grand desfderdtupt wherever the endemic
scourge Of malaria prevails Quinine does not
afford this protection. The chief reason why
Hosietter's stomach Bitters has won such I'M
mense popularity is that II prepares the system
TO resist the mslarial pest This 1t does by
bracIng and toning the physical organism, regu-
lating aud promoting On equal flow aud distri-
button Of the animal fluids, and establishing
digestion on a sound basis. Not only Is fever
and ague prevented. but the WORT types oil the
disease are conquered 10y IT. Such Is the only
conclusion to he drawn from the Overwhelming
evidence in its favor 1t lie equally ef1cacous IN
dyspepsia, constipation, liver complaint, general
debility, and rheumatic compleint, and Is re-
liable diuretic aud nervipe. Sc W(")F&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
MASONIC DEMONSTRATION.
| New Management and Policy for the At
| iantic and DanvilIc Railroad.
fspee.a. telegram to the Dispasch.l

rspec.a. telegram to tho Dispatch.l
DASvrLLy, Va, September 1.-THE Ma:
sons are making preparation Tor O grand
demonstration here on Thursday next,
when the cornerstone Of the new Military
Institute will be laid. Masonic lodges
from the surrounding country VIII be IN
vited 90 be present and there Will he pro-
cession to the building, in which the mill
tary companies and other organizations IN
the cjtv will take part. The building,
which is rapidly going up. Will DE one OF
the handsomest in this section. mo pros
poets for full attendance oil pupils are
now most 1attering.
ENGLISH MANAGEMENT.
Mr.. James =. HARRISON. counsel for the
Atlantic and Danyille Railroad COMPANY,
tells me that the Bateman party nave VIZ
finally retired from the company, and that
| the road is now owned and operated by
English capitalists: that they nad no spe,,
cial complaints against General Peek, ana
recognize him as an able ana ehclent ran
road officer. but TINT the road was TO be
operated under new line Of policy. and
that. as General Peck had been the life OF
the road under the old RHINE, the English
men thought il best that he should retire
and General Peck at once handed In ms
resignation.
MIR. Harrison says the road Will be i'm;
proved IN many respects and that IL VIII
| not be sold, but VIII he operated on busi-
ness basis by the present owners. lie says
positively that the western line Will be
built.
AN INJUNCTION.
The Roanoke and Southern road crosses
the Danville and New-River road near
Martinsville. and in the work OF grading
! the construction force of the Roanoke and
Southern has been obstructing the Dan
vile and New River track Several days
ago the receiver of the Danville and New
| River road sued out an injunction before
Judge Bond against the Roanoke and
| Southern construction force and made
them stop work. Representatives IRON
both roads will 60 out to the scene OF
| tine trouble tomorrow, and II Is be-
| lieved they will adjust. their differences
| and let the work proceed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
I A Nd s 4 l. i.


AT she request OF the holders ~ the debts Sc
cured, and by virtue Of Two deeds Of trust from
Isaac e. Barks1sie ami lsaetta l. Barksialc. his
wife. one dated October ., 1879, and recorded in
Aibemarle County Court Clerks Ofilce IA Dcoi-
Book e. page 3l3 aud the other dated January
23 1884, aud recorded IN tho same cfiice iu Deed
Book So page ls}, Will offer Tor sale AZ public
auction, on the premises, at o'clock T. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER l., 1899,
the FARM on which the said Isaac X barksiale
ami wife now reside. containing about l,Ni
ACRES AND - POLES, composed u two nllcln-
ing TRACTS combining respectively go ACRES,
aud IOi ACRES AND 26 POLES, situated on both
sides or Hardware river, in Albemsrle county,
about i've miles from ScO'tsyiile, adjoining the
" Mt. Air. farm OF the estate OF John :. Mo)n,
deceased. ami the lands u others. - ....
THIS IA ore Of the most PRODUCTIVE, BEAU
TIFUL, AMI DESIRABLE FARMS In The county,
being IN line condition and containing GOOD
BRICK RESIDENCE and very superior farm
buildings, a Ia good order.
THRNs. Cash enough ~ pay the debts secured,
amounting 20 ss.1jag7. aud the costs OF sale epd
rs % the residue of the purchsse-money Mr.
and Mrs. Barsdalesvill give reasonable credit,
terIus 20 be made known on the day o. sale
THOMAS y MARTIN, Trustee.
I am requested 10 -tRte that AZ the Same tme
a lsrge quantity Of LIVE STOCK. CROPS, and
FARM PERSONALITY will DO sold At auction on
se Isl THOMAS :. MARTIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
CHANpERs-MURRELL
PRETTY MARRIAGE IN LURAY.
| Mr.. Albert Nichols and Miss Lula Whar-
ton, of Washington. United.
lCorrespopdence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l


LuRAY, VA. September 10, 1890.
Main-Street Baptist church in this place
was the scene this morning of very pref
Nv marriage. the contracting parties being
Mr.. Albert Nichols. Of Washington. ID. G.,
and Miss Lula Wharton. daughter OF Ma
ior w. j. Wharton, also of Washington
but who has been residing III Luray during
the past summer.
The marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, of Baltimore Can
uncle the BRIDE. assisted 10y Rev. j. :.
Wharton. of Crisfeld, Nd. The ushert
were Dir. Alpheus Nichols, OF Londoun
dus. John l.. Lowry, and f. T. Booton, OF
this place. There were no other attend
ants. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols left on the
south-bound train over the shenandoah
Valley railroad for the Natural Bridge
whore they will spend the honeymoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
DpOpOsaTS FOR CONSTITUTE

4 TON OF RoADWAY.-DEroT QUARTER
MASTERS OFFICE, WAsHIsGToS, d.. c., septem-
Der 10, 1SqQ--SEALEO PROPOSALS., IN trlpn-
cate, subject 10 the usual conditions. VIII he re-
ceiyed ct this offlce until IL o'clock "A. ID. SAT-
UkDAY, October II. 1890, when ana where they
will be opened for the construction OF a MA
CADAM ROADWAY from the city oil staunton'
Va, 70 tho National cemetery near mat place
Plans specifcations, forms Of proposals. and all
necessary information will be furnished on APP
plication 10 this ONCE, or TO the superlntendents
ONCE at the cemetery, where also can ~ seen a
profile OF tho road 10 po constructed Inc rlgnt
ia reserved 20 reject any or all BIDS proposals
shoula be endorsed Proposals for the Staunton
Cemetery Roadway" and be addressed 10 me
DANDY, Deputy Quartermaster-General United
States Army, re l<-ot
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PROPOSALS FOR PINCH NOR

Il TAR BoDIKs-oaDsAScz OFFIcR, WAR
DrpARTNKSr. WAsHISGTON, September 6, $780,
sEALED PROPOSALS., In duplicate. will be re-
ceiyed at this Office until O'Clock 7. NJ. on
TT RsDAY, october :, 1890, at which time they
will DO pu biciy opened. for supplying the Ord
nance Department. United Safer Army. with
TuIETY-fIVE CAST-Ik0N BODIES, more or
less. for pinch MORTAkS. Flank forms on
which proposals. must be made and all informs-
zion required by bidders can be Lad upon appli-
catior. s. V. BENkT, Brigsdier-General, Chief
OF Ordnance 70 l2-FSSu6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
ANOTHER FREIGHT WRECK.
A Train Thrown or the Track by Cattle
One brakeman Injured.
fsncct,l telegram 70 the Dispa,ch.I

fsne,rsi telegram 70 the Dispnich.I
Ro,yoKr. Va. September ia freight
wr nc occurred near Bedford City on the
Norfolk and Western rnlroad this morn
ing. number OF cattle Were roe crossing the
hnar;i loaded freight train. killing several
Enc cows and throwing. the engine and
f anu cars from the track. Only one man
vas vas iniured-a colored brakeman.
WOODEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. y: II. Mason celebrated
49, wooden wedding last night. Their
naYlors were thronged with friends bring
,np a Good wishes and handsome presents.
JUST MARRIED.
Mr.. G. S. Lake, popular young man of
pimafeId W. Va, and Miss Lou Chapman.
an an accomplished young lady of this city,
n We're married at Green-Memorial church
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12

merchant OF New York, was present. and
handsomely entertained large crowds OF
friends on the grounds. He started poor
IN this city. His donations to the She
pandoah-valley Fair and other enter
prises and friends in this his native
county run into the thousands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
PROPOSALS.
STANTON, VA. September ~. 1890.
OFFICE TO CONTRACTORS AND

NOTICE TO CONTKAUTUKS AND
~ BUILDERs.-Bids are hereby asked for tho
CONSTRUCTION OF A MODERN HOTEL on the
Clifton Forge Companys property at Clifton
Forge, Va.
The house ia 10 contain thirty-nys chambers
above the first main floor the first floor 10 con-
tain Offices parlors, dining-rooms, kitchen, &c,
&c. The entire building 10 be supplied with
winter and heated with steam. All bids must DO
In by the lsr DAY OF OCTOBKB, and the COM
pany reserves the right 20 reject all prof. osions
for this work. Plans and specifications can be
seen at the Compsnys ONCE al clifton Forge,
Va Is. ~ AVIS,
General Manager,
se l9-FSu We&F4t Clifton Forge, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w know that Mrs WILLIAM II. POWERS
WILL RESUME HER NIGHT AND DAY
CLASSES or STENoGRAPAY AND TYPE
WHITING SEPTEMBER Isl. Those wishing 10
take lessons will please apply at 3lS east Franz
Gilvra Ia whose college she taught for twelve
months. Special terms tor clubs OF three or
more. au i'-eodtSel3
A NUMBER OF GOOD SADDLE
N MAKERS wanted to work on tho wilbourn
patont saddle at Buena Vista, Va Address &.
+. JORDAN, President Buena Vista Saddle aud
Harness Company. au sim
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SHeNANDoAH-vALleY FAIR.

zen Thousand People Pressnt--A Million
sire Merchants Generous Libcraiity.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dtsostcn.l
WNcHxsTxn, Va. September. 1.-THE
Rhepandosh- Valley Agricultural Fair was
attended By 10000 people from Pennsyl'
vsnis. MARYLAND, and the Valley. Charles
HroedWay 6ousc. The miiliopaiSedry Roods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12

Ry virtue OF a deed OF trust from the Marshall
Manufacturing Company TO G. c. ackae and y.
W. Bowe, trustees, dated october 20. 1874, ana
duly recorded. viii. as surviving trustee. pelng
hereto required by the holder o. one NTH in
tnterest of the bonds secured. and In accordance
with a resolution OF the stockholders adopted on
the 2ith day OF June, 1890, sell by public auction,
Oh the premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1890,
beginning at IL o'clock ~, the VALUABLE
COI1ON-MILLS above referrel 10, consisting OF
Inc main building, sOyl50 feet four stories high
loom house. 72xlO0 feet, two stories high, tho
first floor OF which Is used as packing ano
storage room PICKER house with mixing room,
92x5s feet co.ton house C1re-prooh, capacity OF
two hundred bales, besides all other necessary
buildings for motive-power. onlces, &c
Tue machinery is In good condition and mostly
OF modern patterns, and has daily capacity LOT
1850 pounds 4-yard brown shifting ana sheetng'
These mills are built on leased ground, the
owner OF the land furnishing water from the
Manchester canal at rea5onaDlo rale' ana 'he
lease 10 perpetual IN, II, -, nv
DOIipLE TENEMENT FRAME HOUSES stu
ated on the south side OF Fourth street between
Everett and stockton streets, and the Luis upon
which they stand, fronting together about ISL
feet These houses will be sod az Whole OF
separatsly, as may De deemed best at the time
Of sale. The tenements are rented 10 employees
Of the mills.
Aud Immediately thereafter VIII sell IN par.
cells of convenient size, $50 feet OF NAVhNI
LAND on the north side OF Fourth street between
Everett aud Stockton. These lots are desirable
for building purposes.
Ihe mill-buildings and machinery are IN
good condition. and the brands Of their product
are we'll Known and highly appreciated.
One OF tho great advantages OF the aboye-de-
scribed cotton-rnilling property is its location IN
the centre Of transportation by both ran eha
water.
The mills to be sold are in successful opera
ton. and the sale Is necessitatcd By the winding
up Of an estate.
For further information apply TO @. A. PEPLE'
superintendent Marshall Mills. Manchester, va,
or 20 the auctioneer at Richmond, Va.
TEENS: One NTH OF the purchase mus,
be paid IN cash, and the residue In three equai
insialmen.s at six, twelve, and eighteen mon'ns
from the day OF sale, the credit payments 10 oe
evidenced by negotiable notes, with intefes.
added, and secured by deed OF trust upon 'no
property. A.,
Possession OF the properly will be given 70 thc
purchaser on the lst day Of November, lS1.
y. W. BOWIE,
sea Surviving Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
YOUNG ENGLISHMAN'S PERIL.
lie Took Laudanum by Mistake-A Pri'
waite Society Marriage.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspstch.l

IyNcuBuRG, VA, September 11.-John f..
Wall. n Young Engilshman who has re-
sided here for several years, had very
narrow escape from death early this morn
inc. from an overdose of morphine. He
has been unwell for some time aud arose
this morning in very sleepy condition
and took the dose by mistake. He imme-
diately recognized his condition and phy-
stefan were summoned, and he was only
saved by the most persistent efforts. lie
is considered out of danger tonight
Great efforts are boing made by the mill
tary of this city and the Fair Committee
TO make the sham-battle to be fought
during the fair here great success.
MR.. PAYNE DEAD.
A telegram was received here to-day an =
nounclng the death in Washington this
morning of Richard ]. Payne, son of the late
ID. b. PAYNE, of this city. Mr.. PAYNE was
very popular here. where he had lived all his
life. with the exception of the past month.
He was man of fine intellect and Gradu-
ate of the University of Virginia.
Two country merchants. G. \. Catta-
comb and Patrick Sullivan. were arrest,
ed here to-day for carrying concealed
weapons.
CHAMDERS-MURREIL.
The social event of the week was the
marriage this morning of William A.
Chambers, young tobacconist, and Miss
Rosa Murrell, daughter of Major George
NJ. Murrell. The marriage was very
private one, only the families OF the con-
tracting parties being present.
The farmers of Bedford county have
commenced cutting tobacco and pronounce
the crop very fine one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
BY James y. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
ill3 Main street
VRUSTEE'S CTION SALE
or
TWO NEAT, wELL-LOCATED, SMALL WEST
END DWELLINGS,
Nos. 2ll AND 2I5 WASHINGTON STREET.

In execution Of q certain deed OF trust 70 me
dated March 4, 1889, OF recOri in Deadlock 1926
Il. page 232, Henrico County Court, shall sell
by public auction on the promises, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1880.
at 8 O'Clock r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described.
being the lot Of land with the two Frame DWELL
Iugs Noe. 2ll and 2l3, thereon, fronting 30 feet
on the east side OF Washington street. a short
distance south from Cary street-near the west
ern limits Of the city of Richmond-and extend
ing back between parallel lines l9t feet
These are "snug" little houses, under good
rental, on a good street in good neign oorhood'
certain 10 pay well. aud TO Increase rapidly in
value.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and the
sun OF f665, with interest from september 4.
1890; and the residue upon such terms a. the
grantor IN said deed shall direct, or as the trus-
lee shall think 1T, and as will be announced AZ
limo Of sale JAMES b. ELAN,
"a IN Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
pEPsaTcRE or srEAaERs.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATtr-IT,.
' COMPANY for tao sEASHOKE. azss<a<zs--St.
Cheapest and most pleasant rolte. T. 80
POINT, virginia BEACH. OCtAN NlEm'
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NENe
CLAREhOhT, and JAaSs-hifkk LAND
ISGs by elegant saloon steame: AhiEL
LEAVING Rich mond EYEaY MONDAY. WnDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY AZ Z A. N. Street-cars 20
directly 20 steamers wharf. Fare 10 OH POINT
or Norfolk. $50. second class, 81.
Connections - Old Point aad Norfolk closely
with oil limos 'or northern cii0s, Nlrnnia beach.
and Ocean View same afternoon. Jsmss river
by daylight Great tours; Inns Cleapos'
route.
through tickets on steamer and At Garbers
Agency, 1909 Main street. Baggage checked
through. siate-rcoms engaged for day OK niznS
Freight received daily Tor NORFOLK. POS y
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DASyILLE. Gn1 FAkaNlLLE AND
POWHATAN X Z STATIONS. anI WASH
INGTOr, u. C., eli points IN kestorn North
Caroliua, Eastern Virginia, aud all regular lant-
inx- on the James river, a. lowest rates aud
through bills Issued
LUCIES z. TATUM. 'ice-President.
No. iu7 Main street. snf Rochatih
IRWIN WEIs .GEx Freight ana Passenger Agsnk
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AUCTION sALES-This Day.

AUCTION SALES-This Day.
ESTABLISHED DAIRY OF SIX
IL VALUABLE cows, HORSE, WAGON.
MILK-CANS, ROUTE, &C.-On
FRIDAY l2rH INSTANT,
ne II O'Clock, viii sell at 6}2 north Eighth
street
6 valuable MICH cows. all OF which are very
large mixers and gentle.
ALSO.
MILK DELIVERY WAGON, slmost new. with
HARNESS complete, as also perfectly re-
liable and sound HORSE
AT SAME TINE
The ROUTE, which is considered valuable, VIII
be offered. L. II, COOK,
40 10 Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12
BY Denoon, Upper & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers'
52l Main street

EULTON IMPROVED AND UN-
K IMPROVED PROPERTY BY AUCTION
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FOUR EhAmED
DWELLINGS ON GRAHAM sTREEI S. .xT
ToMPKINS, AND A NEAT DETACHED FIN Hn n y
COTTAGE CORNER STATE AND FuLuON
STREETS: ALSO, SEVERAL VERY pESin "a,
BILE BUILDING LOTS On NICHOLSON sLnna.
NEAR fOMPkINs-Atth tho request OF inc o %. .a,,
who needs the money and 10 determinea On an !.
We shall offer for sale BY public aucuon' On 'H'
premises, on ,a,o
TUESDAY,, sxPrsxBRR 10. 1880, ...
stsP. M. the above PROPERTY. The houses
on Graham street have four rooms eacn; .na
are we'll built and In good repair Inc 1o son,
rooms: lot U,xilo feet the lois on Nicholson
street are the best In this improving iocoy ,,on
Will DO sold In sizes to suit tho Dhuen go ~
Is rapidly building up and no better ,ns
safe Investment can DO had. Come 70 'n' s~'s
and buy bargain
s.1o ~ Auctienssr1s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-12

By George W. Mayo, kuctioneer,
Ono Z. Laughton, Jr., salesman)
No. q Ninth street.
ENERAL HOUSEHOLD AND
VI KITCHEN FURNITURE, CARPETS,
MATING, BEDDING. &c. AT AUCTlON.-At
the request Of the family, who are leaving the
city, | shall sell nj the residence No. BIZ east
cary street on
FRIDAY THR 18TH INSTANT
ut 1890 A. VI. the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting OF
CARPETS, RUGS. MATING, SHADES,
HAIR-CLOTH CHAIRS, ROCKERS, SOFAS,
EXTENSION and MARBLE-TOP TABLES,
MAHOGANY slDEBoAKD, TABLES, and
CHINA PRESS.
WARDROBES. BEDsTEADs, BUREAUS,
UALL-RACK and CHAIRS, REFklGERATOR,
CHGLDiS BEDSfEAD and BEDDING,
FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES.
CRCCKERY and GLASSWARE,
! Excellent SlDE-SADDLB,
MANY MISCELLANENEOUS HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES aud KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Everything must be removed on day OF sale.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
cell Auctioneor.
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Leave Arrive
No Rlclm0ni PeisrfDufE
TRAINS SOKrHwAgD
'Dany. tDAllY eIcep, sunday.

DAILY NAllf nse'lf NAAAAff
sTOPPISGPLAcs+
Nos "a. Y, II -, sad s. 'aSEs no sops -,
a and ~ stop o. slgnsl a. Aaasi 49,
Drewry's Blun. ConGsliz. asi thssiof
stOQs on signal a. Manchester AL q leslrf =
81 "a - 81 ~. a., a. AMI -, viii s.sg A. -
stations tor passengera
PULLMAS-CAR SERVICE
On Trains NOS 10 AMI g slso ylns-iars D'iN,'A
New YORK and Tampa IA Wts Is's' ,af.
Ga Train, NOA "a a1i 81 slesgigs-1ap to
" sshington and Charleston. GA lf.ia - -
slseplng-csrs betrsen Wsshingl3s snl "a .
sonviile, On Train No 2, sieeginz-cAF' 20
tween jacksonville and New York .,.,,.
TAE ONLY ALL-RAIL LiNs ~ nDN''
s,cnmops..gpAu sor,olt...-.iss' p Z.
Kichrrond - .ys5P. n. 'srfJlE .... 30 -
Sorfolx s,OAM klcnmsnt. .itl1 A. y.
Norfolk 'cO)P. N. hienmoni.. ~ r =,
mo traius Leaving kietmoai .t'J 4; :. -
Norfolk az 4. N. are sohi Ea,as oel7'
these Two points. snt passensefs g u. -
without change of cars Close coanec'eni a.
sl.o inside al Petersburg by 10 So. 2. y 20
from Richmond sBi tho sD A. N WAiA ".'
Trains leaving Rienm9ni a. 20 A. y. go
il.sy p NJ and arriving - hicnm7al ~ 10. r.
ana KOS A. a. maze close c9nuoi.lI :,
P.tsrxaurg 10 Ard irOm ksr.nyi.ls, L1neLSAi 3
AZ. south western poinA ..
n NJ. sULLr. sgpefR.sAis4-
IT'D gYRzA GsuerSi sug7rn'eAioas
TN rsxksls General EAssolf5f A@eA
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RAILROAD TINEs.


III II 9S5S .dsHa 3gJEl
LARMVILLE AND POWHAT4y
Il RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE 703 EAST MAIN sTRyEr
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT ArGLsr Iss0.
LEAVE RicHyOsD.
pS A. W., r,d AtiaDtlc Coast lne Ter B0rrr..
SIS T.. NJ, rfg Atlantic Coast Lins for Hlst.,
pOck ana intsrmadiato staiionh
SO A. NJ, ria Richmond and Dxny'lle, fOr gaf-,
vile. and all slatloas sest % Noel,
Junction.
200 r. ", ria Richmond and Danvlllo '0r Far-
Vile. and ali stglions res. Of N1,ss,
junction.
500 p. NJ, ria Richmond ard Daayiilc, FOR ss,.
qartsr and Mlnt"rpock.
Agkfyz AT RIcuHOsD.
9:i0 A. NJ, rid Auanti' Coast line, from Wint,.
pock ani intsrme1lAia .ttiaBa
go 7. ". ia Atian,.c coast Lino from Bsrmgf,
si5 A. NJ. riG Richmond aod Danvile n
Fsrmville, and all stations wes, 4
NOseloy Junction.
s:i5 A. W, via kichmOnt and DHnyillo. r.,
skinquartsr ani WiuterpOcs
All trains daily except sunday
For tickets, bsggagr-chocxs, un0-t.tieS 3
call upon A. W. GAkBEt. Afsrtic Coast ia
aud Richmond and Daayills Iep0fs.
=. N. BUCKlAGHAN.
General Passenger AgsnI
JANIS K WBarH. General Manager sa5