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FROM CHARLOTTESVILLE.

CHARLOTTEsvILLE,V Va, June Is, 30.
Mr. Robert Kelsor, State Grand
Lecturer of |. o. OF G. S. and d. of S.
returned from Danville last week,
where he attended the meeting of the
State Grand Lodge. Be-
sides being elected to the
highest office in that Lodge.
he is president of the Piedmont In
dustrial and Land Improvement Co:
All persons desiring information or
shares, write to r. Kelsor, who viii
give you prompt attention, Shares
sold in any part of the United
States.
The V. Club had their meeting
Monday night, and all of its menu
bers were present, which proves their
appreciation for their club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport, of Staun-
ton, having closed their schools, are
spending their vacation in our city.
Mr.. Davenport gently surprised us
last September by taking from us
his bride, Miss Mary Gillian, with.
out letting us know anything about
the engagement before hand. We
had concluded not to forgive him
but as they returned looking SO has
Ply, we will let them go On tlieil !, . y,
rejoicing, wishing them a long anc
happy life.
Rev. Scott, pastor of the First BaT
tist Church is still laboring untiripg
| ly to raise money to settle the churcl
debt. He has won for himself a host
of friends both white and coiored
So great is the confidence that thl
church has in him, that some have q
ready said, ''you lead and viii fol
| low"
Friends and patrons, don't forge
to call at Alexander & Bullock's anS
get the PLANET Some failed to cal
for the PLANET last week. Come ant
ct your groceries. You can gre
them cheap on cash, or leave you
orders and have them delivered q
| about the same.
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GRAND PASSOVER.

Grand Passover of the G. u. o. of
A. S. & ID. of Isreal, Monday night,
June Both, 1890, at the New Odd
Fellows hall. N. Third Street.
All members and the public gener-
ally are cordially invited to be pres
ent ON this occasion.
Persons from all over the state
will be present at this entertain
ment, also several organizations
from Petersburg, in fact this will be
a reunion of members of the order
and their friends from various cities.
There will be a grand parade of the
various Lodges of Richmond in the
afternoon on the Both beginning at
5 o'clock.
A lecture will be delivered by Rev.
j. Anderson Taylor. Immediately
after the lecture a roasted lamb will
be served to those present.
Doors open at 8 O'Clock p NJ, lee
ture to begin at $50 p. M.
Admission, single Person 15cts.,
Lady and Gent 25cts.
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Literary.

The young men who assembled at
Mr.. Albert II. Wright's for the pur-
pose of perfecting a literary associa-
alton will meet again next Wednes-
day night, 18th inst. They have or.
gained and styled themselves the
Richmond Langston Literary Associ-
alton. The officers are as fol.
lows:
J. H. Crutchfield, pres; Edward
Washington, vice-pres.; Albert T
Wright. secretary; Lewis H. Hur
bert, asst secretary; VIM. Willis
chaplain. Critics: Chas. Steward
j. r. Thompson, Preston F. Robin
son. Adjourned, to meet Friday
night, 9th inst, with the following
programme:
Select Reading, Samuel Steward
Defamation, A. II. Wright; Essay
VIM. Willis; Grafton, Edward
Washington.
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RICHMOND Va, June 16, 1890.

The weekly Minister'S Conference
met in the library of the First Bap-
fist church. The meeting was called
to order 10y Rev. Evans Payne, Vice
President. Prayer by Rev. J. NJ.
Waldron. The secretary being alb
sent, Rev. +. Watts was requested to
act as secretary. The following
is the report of the ministers of their
Sunday services.
Pilgrim Baptist church, Rev. San
dus Howell pastor. 11:30 and $50
pastor preached. 2:30 Sunday
school good $3.50 communion.
Mount Carmel Baptistc church, Rev.
w. III. White, pastor. $50 Sunday
school, 124. 11:3O Bro. Thomas
Briggs, preached. $3.50 Bro. John
G. Claiborne, preached. $3.50 pastor
preached.
Mount Calvary Baptist church,
Rev. Archer Ferguson, pastor. $50
Sunday school good. 11:30 Bro.
Darlington preached. $3.50 and 3
pastor preached.
Ebenezer Baptist church, Rev. r.
Wells, pastor. $50 Sunday school,
545. 11:30 pastor preached. After
preaching baptized seven. $3.50
communion. Received three by
letter.
First Baptist church, Rev. James
II. Holmes, pastor. $50 Sunday
school. 693. 11:30 Col. Alexander
Hogeland, lectured. $3.50 pastor
preached. 8 Temperance meeting OF
the Woman's Temperance Union.
United by the Y. w. c. A. and also
the Y. NJ. e.. Association. Revs. X
| Wells, j. n. Waldron, W. III. Smith
+. Watts and Col. Alexander Hoge
land took part in the services. The
pastor Rev. Jas, II. Holmes presided
in the place of his wife.
Moore'St. Baptist church. Rev. +
Watts, pastor. $50 Sunday schoo
24O. 11;3O and $50 pastor preach
ed Rev. j. M. Waldron, preached
Second Baptist church, Rev. II. ID
Lewis, pastor. $50 Sunday schoo
40. 11:3O Rev. w. M. Gray preach
ed. $50 and 8 pastor preached.
Bro. Boston, preached at tn
Shiloh Baptist church Hanover.
Fourth Baptist church, Rev
Evans Payne pastor. $50 Sunda,
school 400. 11:30 and 8 paste
preached. $3.50 communion.
Bro. E. M. Lydman visited tn
meeting and spoke some very encou
aging remarks. Rev. +. Watts wa
requested to bring in a paper o.
next Monday. Adjourned wit
benediction.
Rev. EVANS PAYNE, Vice Pres.
JAS. H. HOLMES, Cor. Sect.
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FROM BOSTON.

Boston, MASS. JUNE IS, 1890.
The young peoples musical club OF
the Twelfth Baptist Church gave
their first concert on the 18th. The
club is under the management OF
Miss X nj. Washington, and isscom-
posed of members of the Sunday
School. They are required to study
the .rudiments of vocal music, and will
assist in the musical service of the
church and Sunday School. This
concert was quite n success, and
reflects credit on the management al
Miss Washington. The proceeds OF
this concert win be given TO the
Church, Sunday School and Mission
Society.
Look out for the Union Church
picnic.
The concert given at Zion M. T..
Church on the 18th, for the benefit
of that church, was quite a success,
and despite the rain was very well
attended.
Do not forget to go to the Union
Church picnic, and you win have a
good time Tickets will be for sale
at the Twelfth Baptist, st. Paul
Baptist, Charles Street and Zion
Churches, next week.
Rev. Scott C. Burrell is in the cits
for few days.
Rev. ]. A. Brocketts f6f1w
have resolved to bind themselves
gether to erect a church, dedicatet
to God, where the people, irrespec siy,
of race, color or creed, can assem- biz
and enjoy the pure and simple teach
ings of Christ. We bid God speed t.
HIM.
The conference is now over, and tn,
Bishop has passed sentences. Rev
Theodore Gould will go to New York
Charles Street Church will be presides
over by p. +. Hurdley, ID. ID. r. a
Taylor will go to Plymouth.
Do not forget the Union picnic a
Cape Walden Grove.
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HURRAH FOR JACKSONl
He Knocks Out ls Men in One Round.

SAN FRANCISCO, June II, Especial. I
"A dozen Germans returning from a
picnic had row with Pete Jackson,
the colored pugilist, last evening,
and were knocked out in great
style.
The Germans entered a wayside
house, which is Jackson's training
quarters. They were talking about
the weight of one big German, when
Jackson clipped in with a guess.
Herman Heinrich, a rich brewer,
laughed at Jackson's guess, when
Jackson offered to bet he was right.
In his earnestness he placed his hand
on Helmich's arm, when the latter
said in an insulting way; "Takt
your black paws off me. | don't
want any spots left on me-" Jack
son was very angry but said he die
not want a row.
This the German thought was q
backdown, and he tainted Jackson
with cowardice. He never finished
the sentence, as he went to the floor
as though pile-driver had hit him
Then Jackson started in to clean out
the crowd, and the big Germans went
down before him like nine-pins. Ii
five minutes he had used up the crowC
and they tumbled out of the door
and made for the bus. Two had tC
have their heads dressed at the hos
pital and all had black eyes.
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Church Hill Notes.

Rev. j. II. Turner, b. ID. of the
graduating class of the Richmond
Theological Seminary, spoke at the
communion services of 4th Baptist
church, last Sunday evening. He
also assisted in the forenoon
services and attended the Sunday
School. Much of his time during
this season will be devoted to
"District Sunday School Mission
Work. - His book now in the hands
of the publishers, will soon be ready
for distribution.
Miss Pattie A. Meredith of N. 26th
ST. left the city last week on an
extended trip north.
Rev. 1T. II. johnson, pastor of
Centralia Baptist church, Centralia,
Va, visited this section this week.
AS previously manifested our people
always have a generous welcome for
the Reverend. He is indeed. a
practical preacher.
The we'll known Mr.. John Baugh
met with quite painful accident
last Tuesday. He was working on a
building on Church Hill, when the
scaffold upon which he was standing
was knocked from under him, by a
branch of n tree that was being cut
down, near by.
Having heard many variating
criticisms passed on the Rev. Sam
Jones meetings, we concluded that
his teachings, though apparently
strange and somewhat questionable
with many, are simply enunCiations
of the same cold story of the Cross
and the "Plan of Salvation"
AS we listened to the forcible anC
most instructive sermon, by Rev
Evans Payne, to the young peopl,
last Sunday night, we were greatly
impressed with this fact.
The fair one of the lovely sex, who
expressed her regret at not being
here to accompany us on the trip tt
Hampton, Va, on the 2Sth of mex
month, has our sympathy, therefor
the pleasure of beholding the many
beautiful faces that will surely gree
us on that day, will serve as al
incentive to remind us of her.
JUPITER.
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LONGDALE LETTER.
Marriage. - The Pastor Surprised

LoNGDALE, Va, June Is, 1890.
Mr.. Editor,
Dear Sir:
Please allow me u space in your re-
liable columns to let your many
readers know of us. Our little town
is situated between the North and
Mill Mountains, where the brooks
and rivulets fill the valley with good,
beautiful waters. The people are in
prosperous condition. Work is
plentiful and wages tolerably good.
On the tenth, the long talked about
R. H. Waddy and Miss Mary d. Car
ter were married, reaching the eli.
max at 80 p. m. The marriage
took place at Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church, in the presence of a crowded
house. The bride presented a lovely
appearance. Rev. w. b. johnson of
ficiated. After the marriage, the
brides father, where everything was
pleasant for the occasion.
Not long since, the many friends
of the pastor were found standing at
a late hour at the door where he Is
stopping, for the purpose of surpris
ing him. The surprise was accom-
plished, the parties loading him
down with the good things of life
Messrs. Peter Hill and Louis Thorn
as led the crowd. The pastor high
ly appreciated and thankfully receiv
ed the presents.
May the PLANET live long.
A WORKER.
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sTAUNTON LETTER.


STANTON, Va, June IS, 1890.
We attended the W. ID. Sunda
School Convention on last weeb
which met at Morpath's Creek o
June II. We had a grand time aDtl
during the Sabbath we walked up to
the line of the two counties, and
there we found very large spring
with n bold stream of water, as cle8r
as chrystal. There we cooled our
thirst, standing, one foot in Augusta
and the other in Rockbridge county
We are proud to say that the w. ID.
5. 5. Convention is doing grand
work in this part of the State. We
also state that we have been .chr-ez n
as q delegate to meet the Va. Baptist
Sunday School Convention, which
meets in Lexington, Va. in August.
Rev. I. j. Chick, of Lynchburg, who
is working as general missionary
was in the city. A number of preach
ers passed through the city from the
Convention en- route to their several
| homes.
We call our friends to the fact that
Messrs. Carter and johnson have
opened a grocery store on the corner
Of Frederick and Augusta SITS. No. q
Give them a call and buy from them
also.
Wheat harvest will commence mex
week. The construction of the street
railway is being pushed on very fas'
but we do not think that the carr
will be running by July H.
Wonder when will the new mail
carriers go on duty? That's what
would like to know. Those who ow
for the PLANET will please call ans
settle at once. Again, send us th
PLANET.
G1p
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REV. SAM JONES' MEETINGS.
Discrimination on Account Of Color.

A well dressed, intelligent looking,
well behaved cOlored man entered
the temporary structure in which
Rev. Sam Jones was holding his ser
vices, last week. The crowd had not
arrived. He sauntered along and
took n seat where be could easily
hear the services. He had not been
in that position long before an usher
came up to him and said, "The seats
over yonder are for you. You will
find colored people over there" 81
am not hunting for Colored people,
l came to hear the Word of God
preached, and prefer sitting here"
replied the visitor. "But you can't
sit here, these seats are for white
people," stated the usher AS the
visitor did not seem disposed to move,
another usher came up and then a
police-officer. "You viii find those
seats over there with backs to them
they are more comfortable than
these" urged one of the ushers
Still the visitor declined to move
The officer also urged him to move.
Sergeant said the visitor, cam
at all disorderly ?" NO. respond
ed the officer. Gam l disturbing re
ligious worship? For l would not b.
guilty of such thing. l am a min
lister of the gospel and came to heal
Sam Jones preach. My name is ]
+. Jones, / am Ia professor at tn
Richmond Theological Seminary anC
have no desire to create any distur
bance. am not going over Their
in that place provided for Colorec
} people"
eco and tell Mr.. j. Thompson
Brown" said one. .'Mr. Brown !?
said the Professor, 81 know him, an'
he knows me-"
} Later, after seating some person
MIR. Brown came upto him and shoe
} him by the hand. "How are yo
Professor, come up nearer the plat
} form where you can hear better. L
get a chair for you" Heled the wa
and the Professor followed. He 81
D cured the chair for him, but viii
not placing it in the apartment a
D ranged for Colored people, yet 81
it near there. After passing a fe
pleasant words he left. A few mil
utes later he must have been SUI
n prised when he saw Rev. j. E. Jones
A. NJ, ID. D., arise and leave I'll
O structure.
Rev. A. z. Dunbar, pastor of IL
O Fifth Street Baptist Church, Rev.
- ID. Lewis, pastor of the Second Bap
o Church visited this place and ais
left rather than go in the part s
- apart for them.
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ICHMOND BAKERY
Bread, Cakes, & pies.
BRICKS.

The Union Brick Co of Henrico
Co. yard, 31st St. between T. aud
u. SITS. is prepared to furnish Ma
sons and Builders with the best
simon. paving and eyebrick at
prices as cheap as furnished by
any yard in the city. Orders filed
and bricks delivered any where in
the city. Orders may be left with
the following places: Miles & Gil
pin, 11S w. Broad ST., w. S.
Christian &c and g. T. SITS. Joshua
Fry, WOOdville Va. Chas. p.
Johnston, 316 n. 9Th St. S. w.
Robinson 23rd N. 18th St. An.
derson Evans 7O2 3Oth St. Rich
mOnd Wood & Coal Co. 21st
and Franklin st. VIM Custalo,
702 K. Broad st. Industrial Day,
206 w. Broad st. also at the
Planet Office. Phone No. 1872.
ENNIS DICKRSoN JR.
General Manager.
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Fine Photographs.

You can obtain fine photographs
at greatly reduced prices by giving
your orders to Arthur w G. Farrar,
agent for the Richmond Photograph
Gallery, (better know as Davis Gal
lery) Orders left at sos N. 4th st.
are promptly filed. Information
given at this Office.
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FORTUNE TELLER:

Past and future life revealed ar
rectly upon the receipt of two dol
lars. Names dates OF births and
complexion, also separated brought
together. Causes speedy and happy
marriages. Gives advice on al dis
eases. For further information enl
stamped envelope to
Mrs. PUNK :,
Box 70, RICHMOND Va
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Look, Watch and Waitllt

There will be a Grand Picnic to
Warwick Park, Monday, July 21,
given by the Rising Mt. Zion Baptist
Sunday School.
We assure all who avail themselves
of this great opportunity, good
time.
ROUND TRIP: Adults, so cants
Children, % cents.
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Box 70,

If there were called q meet OF
babies and young Children al tile
question put to a vote who ~as
their greatest benefactor the loud
and unanimous vote would be Dr..
Bull "for he gave us his wonderful
"Baby Syrup"
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10000 Endowment Paid.

The following is true report OF
the working condition OF the several
departments of the Grand Fountain,
United Order of True Reformers
excepting the Rosebuds) for the
month ending June 18th, 1890.
FOUNTAINS.
No. of charters issued since last
report, 10
No. of policies issued since last
report, 800
CLASSES:
No. of policies issued, Class E. 10
Total. 46
Total number policies for classes
and Fountains, 351
DEATHS:
No. of deaths in Fountains 8
" " Glass F.
r. l
ENDowMENTs:
No. of endowments paid in the
Fountains,
No. of class endowments paid, !
ENDowMENTs PAID:
Della Washington, Rising st. Luke
Fl, Hampton. Va, $125.OC
Fleming Hill, Glen Allen Fit. No. 90,
Glen Allen, Va, 1880
II. l.. Minnis, Holcombe Rock FIT.
No. II, Lynchburg, Va, 1886
Edward Garland, HOlcombe Rock
FIT. No. II, Lynchburg, Va,
1851
John T. Reynolds, Jesse Fit. No.
90, Washington, d. c., 125.O'
Susan Washington, Secret Sons
Fl, No. 17S, Rich'd, Va, 1850
Sallie Payne, Star of the East Fit.
No. 90, Richmond, Va, 1850
Grace Winston, Hickory Hill FIT.
No. rs, Hanover, G. Ii. Va,
Leopold Downingroez, New York
TT. No. 10l, New York, $50
CLASSES:
Mary Adams, Class E, Circle 6,
Alexandria, Va, $500
III. L. Minnis, Class f, Circle so,
Lynchburg, Va, $500
Harriet Henderson, Class B. Circle
26, Petersburg, Va, 1850
$4,000
N. B.-The money for Grace VII
ston has been forwarded to I'll
express Office at Hanover c. H., Va
the proper parties notified, but fC
some inexplicable cause it W,
returned and is now in bank subje
to the order of the proper parties.
Done by order of the Grand Fou
tain.
VIM. w. BROWNE, G. w. NJ.
w. p. BURRELL, &. w. Sec.
II. Il. HILL, Cashier.
A. V. NORREI,L. Accountant.
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EXPOSITION
GROUNDS!
sRPTEMBHR 10. Il & l2:: 80.

There will National gathering and celebration the ami
GROUNDS RICHMOND for
day he and
unthank
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u edmond FREDERICKSBURG
mencing FEBRUARY "a. lS90-eastern
standard time.
T:s3 A. III. leaves Byrd street station daily
stops only at Ashland, Bot well,
Milford and Fredericksburg , brooke
ana WideTsSer: Sleeper to Wash
ll-oI A. n. leaves Byrd Street station daily
except Sunday.
I.is P. NJ. leaves BYRD street station dsSIy.
steps only at Boutwell,, Milford and
fredericksburg Sleeper Rich nond
$50 A. n. arrives at Bird street s..t,on
daily. Sleeper from New York
2Ss z M. arrives At byrd street station
daily. stops nj Fredericksbu burg III
ford Boutwell, and Ashland. sls-'s-
er from Wac htngton and New York.
Does not stop At Blba.
s.4b n. arrives ~ Byrd street station
daily except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
o - a. "a. leaves AlOa- Arrives At A hlan
4 60 p. M. accommodation leaves Byrd street
station; arri-eE at Ashland Al 70 M
o'V4 r. M. arrives Elba; arrives at Ashland
s4S A. NJ. arrives Elba- Leaves Ashland At
s.SS A. n. accommodation arrives. at byrd
street station; leaves Ashland at
$50 M arrives a. RIba; leaves Ashland ~
The New York aud Florida s,ecIsl co,r-
pos OF Pullman VestibuIed Cars arrives
4S5Iu stree. station on =ondays, Wsdnes-
a p.s aud Fridays At las p M; aud leaves
and SATURDAYS at $40 IN Extra fare charr-
/ ed on this train.
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X edmond AND DANvILLE

n - RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect April ~. 1890
!RAIEs LEAVE RICHMOND, VA
80 a. m. SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily. To
Atlanta, Augusta and points
South. Connects at 0reensboro
for Durham and Raleigh: a. sails
bury for Western North Carolina.
Passengers can AXE sleeper Al
z, IN; Through sle-pers from
Danv lie South.
$40 A. n. ACCOMMODATE ION. daily. except
sunday to Glover, Va and inter
hoo A. Ii. v RGINiA AND NORTH CARO-
LIMA EXPRESS, daily, through
train Co RsIsigh via Keysvilie.
Connects At Burkeville with Nor
folk q Western railroad for
farmvtlle, Lynchb rig, and points
West AZ Keysville for ClarksvilIe.
nm =, OXFORD Henderson and Durham.
100 r. n. FAST MAIL, daily. for Atlanta,
Augusta ard points south. con
meets at MostlY's junction with
FarmviIIe and Powhaian railroad
AZ Greensboro for Durham aud
ksielsh; at salisbury for Western
North Carolina: Through sleep
erS from Danville South
500 +. ID. LOCAL, daily, except Sunday, for
AamenA courthouse aud uterine
TRAINS ARRIvR AT IoHMoND.
$50 +. ~ From Ats atA aud Augusta.
s:s5 A. ~ from Amelia Courthouse.
$50 Z. NJ. From Raleigh.
o.oo r. "a. At Manchester from Clover
Y Oak RIVER LIEs ia West Point.
IdE FAVORIrE ROUTE NO aTH.
LEAVE RICH OND
TRAIN NO. 81 g:20 ? M
LOS al EMPRESS. dEily, except Sunday
ops NJ all stations. at lester 81 anor COO
cts with stage for Walkerton: with Balti.
oresteaner at West Poiut.
Train No. 50, ass p N.
RkLTIMoRR LIMITED, dairy, except sua-
Say Tor West Point commenting with York
kiver steamers for Baltimore. at Baltl-
more steamers connect with Baltin. re and
i and New York.
Steamers leave Baltimore p. NJ. daily,
| except sunday.
Trains arrive at Richmond $40 a. m. aud
| 1850 =. m.
| Train No. la 74) Am.
| LOCAL-MIXRD, daily except sunday
| leaves 26th 81. for West oint and uterine
| dat points.
Ticket ONCE at station foot of virglnia st
| CITY Ticket Office m lOtr and Main 81
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strictly
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annually observed day thanksgiving
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LEAVE RICHMOND.

Schedule In effect June 1890.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. n. "Limtted" dailylfor Old Point and
Norf,lk. Chair car Richmond TO
Old Point.
IL 80 A. n. Express daily for Cincinnati !. Pub
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$40 p. NJ Express daily for Old Point and
Norfolk. Pullman Sleeping Car
Cincinnati to Old Point.
500 p. n. Accommodation except Sunday
for Boutwell,.
s16P.M. The r. v. Limited daily. Pull
man sleeping Car Old Point 20 Gin
cinnati. SOLID vestibule train, wit
Dining Car and Pu1lmans Char
lottesVille to Cincinnati and Pull
nan to louisville.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
745 A. NJ. and so p. M. daily from CinctS
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1.Sb P. NJ. daily except Sunday from Both
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IL SO a n ans T.49 p. NJ dsilv from Nortolk