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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
FIRE IN STANTON.
The Stock an Entire Loss. but tho Bald
ing Was Saved.

The Stock an Entire Loss. but tifo buiio-
ing Was Saved.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SrAUSToN, Va, November 2, 1890.
This morning about 5 O'Clock FIRE was
discovered in the large storehouse OF
James Il. Blackley, commission mer-
chant. The storehouse was tilledwlth hay,
oats, and fertilizer, and in the adjoining
cellar was a large storage OF coai-ou.
The fire department succeeded, however,
in combining the fire to the one store
house aud saved the building. The
stock was almost an entire loss and ls es-
timated at about $1,000, fully covered
bv insurance. The fire is believed to be
the work Of an incendiary. lmme-
diatelv in rear of the storehouse was an
immense warehouse full Of hay. For
tunately the flames were kept IRON TINS
building.
During the past week there has been
Democratic speaking at all the precincts
in the county and full vote is expected.
Miss Mary Young, OF your city, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Mason Miller
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
Cotton Fire I'm New York.


New York, November 3.-Chrlea
Mallory. of the Mallory Steamship Line,
was seen at the Office of'the company at
Pier 20, East river, this morning, in
connection with the fire on board the
steamship Leono, which arrived from
Galveston Saturday morning with 1900
bales of cotton. Mr.. Mallory said that
all of the burned cotton he'd been I'M
loaded from the vessel, and such Of the
cotton as had not been damaged was
now being forwarded TO the consignees.
An estimate of the loss will be made
to-day or tomorrow. The damage to
the steamer will probably exceed $1,000,
The loss TO the cargo and steamer is
entirely covered by insurance. It is not
thought that over 800 bales of cotton
were damaged by the fire. The cargo
will all be unloaded by 4 ?. NJ. to-day.
The cotton on board the Leona took
fire Sunday, necessitating the scuttling
of the ship at her wharf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
From the Clerks Record.

In the Police Court yesterday Joe
Gibb (coloredl was charged with stealing
one pair Of pants valued at 81, the pro-
perty OF NJ. Hirshberg. Glib was given
four months in jail.
Mills Oliver was fined S. and costs for
assaulting and striking John Jones.
Sarah Gains and Caroline johnson
were fined s. and costs each for fighting
and creating disturbance on the street.
Thomas Yarbrough, drunk and dis.
disorderly on the street. Fined So and
costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
TRAINS SORrHWA4o
DAILY.
srOPPrELPLAcg&

'Daily.
sTOPPIN9-PLAck>
Hoa "a. - sai 81. max, ~ ,sps 80
e and ~ sop "a gGnA ~ eal'ns
Drevrys Bei CongHlA ana thest0t ~ ~
stops 90 sisaai al Manchester an ehessen -
- stopa A, Maachcsi-r No p s1eps on ssnss
AT wanctessss. NoA s.. * u u W. s'0p !" ~
ssauonz for passenger.
yvILxAx-CLR sgRyice
On rraias sos IA aad IS slespia<-ears esiyssa
Rev Yosx aad Tampa Fl> wa Jsaxssanilss
cs r,sins yox /. AL h slsspias-oars oe,sssa
" ashin ssoosaai Ca arissboa. Ga rrala Na "
.,.sn,ny-car te.wsen Washington sni Jazz
scnytlln on Train No n sseS2tns- ears 10
$500 Jscl 400 WHO and New YORK ,x
TIE oRLY ALLaAiL LiSs TO Nok'obA
49, Ian y % A. NJ. sose...........is,. -
S,snmoas .sSP n No<taIk. TOO r n
sc~Sois IS 0A- NJ klohnoad..; \
So~soiS 400 Y. N. ksoemoni.. tS y
rss tr.i.s leaving kiaamoad s,k ~ A. n sos
Narso,s Ala Z. NJ ara solli uAns osIssss
sbsss Two points anc passengers a. ia,Vos.
vtshous change Of cara Slose soaaS's." -,
siso mAds 81 pstsuesIx y We ~ e. n 80
from KIaamoIa sad the ss' A ~ uAa I've
NSsu ssn: leaving Rsoamsad a. so A y al
,, ana srnsing 81 Rieaaoad al isor
49, s,n IA n maze eloso oonaeenyn -
S.,s.se - "a ana nom fArnsilis. LyasAp&re
saa s'a'as Il II suLLy, sapsr's.sAtssA
MT "A kypuA General yapsrnsassas
e n gpDssoh esasfai sssssss~ A~ss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
PRESIDENT ANOArroRNsY-aENER
They Leave Washington 20 Vote for
Higher Prices.
lnr toleprnnh % tho pl.pa.ch.l

TIg ~
WASHINGTON. ID. c., November B.
The President left Washington at 1856
this morning over the Pennsylvania rail
road for Indiana. lie will arrive there
tomorrow morning and will remain
long enough to cast his vote for the Re
publican ticket and to make short visit
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee. He will leave
Indianapolis in the evening, and reach
Washington wednesday afternoon.
Acknowledgement Miller and his daugh
ter left here in company with the Presl'
dent The former will also vote in lndi
annapolis tomorrow, and expects TO re
main there several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
AN OLD SUBJECT
UNFAVoRABLE CROP YEAR.
The Hook and Line Has Fallen Into In
nocuOus Dcsuetude."

The Hook and Line Has Fallen INTO Ah-
nocuous Desuetude."
tcorreepoadenco Of the Richmond DisDat;h.l
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, VA,
November, 81, 1890.
This has been an unfayorable crop
wear. taken as a whole. The yield Of
winter wheat was good and the yield OF
sweet potatoes unprecedentedly large,
but spring oats in many instances did
not return the seed. The corn crop sui
fered immensely from the cool spell and
protracted drought of July. Not more
than two thirds Of an average crop has
been made in the county. Farmers gen
orally are housing their corn, but the
work is retarded by wet weather. The
cool, raw weather Of the past week, cou-
pied with the superabundance OF wild
fruits, would seem to indicate cold
winter il the signs and sayings of the
weather prophets are to be credited.
ABAD sHAsoN.
The season Just closing has been a
great disappointment to pound, net, and
line fishermen. With few exceptions,
although provided with every continuance
which skill, ingenuity, and cunning could
devise, fishermen have not secured SUI
ficient fish for winter use. While this is
true. your correspondent had the delec-
tation of pulling with hoater twenty
seven speckled beauties one pleasant
evening last week. There is no end OF
fun in catching large gray and salmon
front and rock-fish with line about III
teen fathoms in length, and like all the
good things of this life, to be fully APP
preciated 1t must be enjoyed. But the
grand sport has now fallen into "innocu-
ous desuetude.
Politics are strangely quiet and unob-
trusive. This is perhaps partly attribu.
table TO the fact that large number OF
local leaders are looking forward to the
spring election and don't want to get
their fat in the fire. Hons. Robert Nc
Candlish and James n. Stubs and Mr..
Maryus Jones are making an able can
vass of the county for our standard
bearer, Hon. w. A. Jones.
John Sparks, very intelligent colored
man. says the Mckinley bill Is the
toughest and most distasteful bill ever
presented for his acceptance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
he Feared to Bite.

Young Wife: Have some OF my new
poundcake, dear?
Young Husband; N-n.n-ye-ye-
Young Wife Why do You hesitate ?
Young Hulband; / was thinking, my
dear, of that poor family back IN the
alley who probably never eat q piece OF
cake from one years end to the other.
What's poundcake TO us2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
PHILADELPHIA, Il G H. I'm
KOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing daYN EvorY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ~ y NJ ald every SUNDAY at5
A. ID -
Freight for Tuosdsys' and Fndays' steamers
received I'll li.O A. ~; Tor -Iniays' stesmer
uns P. N. Saturday. Freight received daily iil
6PN.
Faro, a..
For further information apply -
:. W. ACCA2RICK,
General Southern Agent once Ro5keIsA
". P. CLYDE co,
mol General Agents, Pniildeip0Lh
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pnPAsruRE or sTEaHEsS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 5 .5-Ss.,I
Y COMPANY for the sEAsHoKE. hssaaa- q :,
Cheapest and most pleasant route ~ 'LD
POlNT. VIRGINIA BEACH, OChAA ~
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWP0hl 1E " y,
CLAREMONr, and JANkS-hl'kk LAND
IKGS By elegant saloon steamer Anihh
leaving Richmon1 ByEaY MONDAY. WADS rs
nay, oni FRIDAY n A. n. streot-cars 20
dlrsctly 10 steamers wharf FARE 10 OH foin'
ar Norfolk. $3.50. secOad class. 81.
Conneotioas 20 Oid Point AMI sofsoih cios5iy
Win an Hue, FOR northern cities, virginia beach,
and Ocean View Same afternoon, 'amso flfo,
by daylight. Great t)uriss AnA ohoapes'
route. -. c.,,...-,.
Agoncy. 100 haln street Baggage checker
tirough. staie.rooms engaged Tor day or night
Froiant received daily FOR hOkFOLh, FONTS
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. AILAA-
TIC AND DANYILLE, All fAhhFiLLB ANO
P0WUATAN X 4 STATIONS, and ASH
fNGTON, D. c., al p1lnS ia BAsiora Norm
Caroliua, Eastern Virginia, aud al regular laRd-
ings on the james river, al lowest rAtes ava
ILCIgN Z. TATUM, Vios-President
No. tNT Kahn sreot oni hoek Va
IRWIN WKIs GEE freight ana Passenger AgsuN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
Paid tho Benefit.

On Saturday last the secretary and
treasurer called on and paid to the widow
Of the late W. B. Joseph the amount Of
the certificate held by him In Richmond
Assembly RoYal Society Good Fellows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
RAILROAD LIE "a


DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC RAfLAoAD.-schedul:
commencing APRIL -, ise9-ess'ern s1andssu
time.
saS2 A. u. leaves Byrd-5usss asnoa oM,y
rtopa ouiy al ALlian1 coa~osI, ~.
.cri anc Pred ericxsoarg, BROOKE aad
Widcua,sE sleeper 70 WsshinSsoa
ana Ees IorE
r..a. ~ 49,. Hvri- street station dailr. ct
.tcepy sunday. Baifsg fsrlor Cal
Richmond ~ " ashinStoh.
s.sp N taa,e. Byrd-strsos stsroa daily
Seer. Rich rnoni 70 New York.
a.oA NJ sriy-s Al Bird street. station daily
sleeper rrom Mex tork
sasP. n srr1yss a. Byri-Suesi ssAaoa dally
stoos ~ fyederckspurS AuIoc1
BcIh eoii. snd Asnlaal otosHss uon %,
Wsshlns,o aud No" fsr- Does no
ens n r,4,ss ., Byra-sHes. siasioa dAiiK
arsep, sunday, Buffet Psrloz Co
washington " Richmaad
Ashland rkAisA
pAuY xxcarf srsoArx
e8A. y. iesss z'o@ ~ " -
IAN n ssssn nod alton leaves Byrd-srss
S"H' - ss.r,n arrives As AnhlAnd % p. II
lap " leaves EibA srrsvss q AShiaad y
suA,x .lsi,s. EisA Leaves AsAissa sstss
sw ~ .s,oun oaAuoa arrives q BEys
srsss ssAsioa; leaves AsAiaas ss';s
s,ss n . y !; - NM iesvs AsAisaA i
sT 4 TAYLOR rvsme hsusssk
In d NrsM OsawAl SssssieeeaAeas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
rur RICHMoND DIsPATCH--TUEsDAY, NOVEMBER 4. $780,

arch near the centre Of the room, from
which hung marriage bell OF white
chrysanthemums,S she was joined by BIN
who was so soon to bscomc' her husband,
and We are sure that all present will re.
member her as one Of the most beautiful
brides they have ever seen. The brides
maids were dressed in white silk and car
ried chryssnthemums OF different colors.
The marriage ceremony, performed by
Rev. Daniel Blaine, was both beautiful
and appropriate. After tho young couple
had received the congratulations OF their
assembled friends the company was in-
vlted to the dinipg-hall. where beauti-
full and bountifnl supper was served.
After this the bride and groom, followed
by the best wishes OF their friends with
tho usual Accomplishments OF old shoes
and showers of rice, started for the North
on bridal tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
MISUNDERSTANDING.
A Charming November Wedding at Oak
wood. I'm Albemnrle County.

a Charming November Wedding at Oak
wood, In Albemnrie County.
GCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CovEsyILLE, Va, Nov. l, 1890.
lakewood, the beautiful country home
Of Mr.. William II. Harris, was on the
Doth instant tho scene of one OF the
most charming weddings 1t has ever
been the good fortune OF your CORE
spondent to attend, in the marriage OF
his daughter, Belle Montgomery, to Mr..
William L. Morsell, OF Washington, ID.
@. 1t was o wedding such as the older
ones present declared they had not wit
messed since the good old times ante
dating the war, while the younger and
unmarried members OF the party each
hoped that he or she might figure at at
least one more as beautiful.
APP. NJ. the guests having already
assembled, the wedding party filed into
the room, which had been tastefully de-
corated with evergreens and flowers.
First DR.. Judson Waller, of North Gar
den, and Miss Mary Harris, OF Raphine,
Va, advanced into the room, who after
they had taken their positions were fol-
lowed by MIR. t. Warren Moore, OF
Rockbridge county, and Miss Ida Har-
ris, Of Coyesville, Va, who in their turn
were followed by Mr.. John M. Hart. OF
Roanoke, Va, and Miss Mann, OF Wash
ington, ID. O. Next came Mr.. Arthur
Morsell, OF Washington, who acted as
best man, and Miss Halle Harris, sister
OF the bride.
THE DRrDR
After these, leaning on the arm OF her
father, came the bride, attired in white
faille silk trimmed with pearl passemen-
terie. She wore D wreath Of orange bios,
SONS, over which was gracefully draped
9 long tulie veil. There was no jewels
TO detract from the simple purity OF hel
appearance, but she carried large bou-
ouet OF white chrysaathemuma Az an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
The Season Opened.
fNaH Yorh Waahlua

Mrs. De Style; Dear me What q
lot Of society news you've got hold Of
even fnll description Of Miss Tiptop's
Paris trousseaul Who're did you hear
ii all?
Miss De style; At tho symphony
concert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04


A ~ E-zS c.yy TE3 ssgzEE1
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
Nv BOln
SCHEDULE IN KYBzOT NAY II. tot
TWO TRAIRs DAILY TO aOgyOLk AND
LYaCagUHa
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD STREET STATION.
SO A. NJ pans, vsa Pe,orsburs -Riohnnona sod
Forfo.S rDfs "a EIpros5 Arrive At
Norfolk lfa r. ". s,o2s only az Pc
torsDarg sss s5TJlk socoaf
VAIN, leaving Peters sgrg AZ ii.t1 A.
Il. ani arr ing a. Norfolk Af9P. e.,
stops 81 al stru0r~
eGA. N. Dolly. va possuours Arrive a.
Psiersburg 1915 A. y. No . leavss
Petersburg i:i5 A. n fo< Farm.
viiie Lypcheasg. sna aii points sos'a
nni Wet
,ssp N. :JalIr. ses ?etsrsbury. Arr,r, %.
tor1DurR f,'5 T.. n. Issvs FsSsr.hayx
go r A.. daily ssnTius s0r'oikF
I'm Pm p~lIy. vfs YstsrburL Aniv. 81
peserrburE is0l A. ~. oonnesfaz
WITH TTain No. T. lcavinz PetorsDarr
"a i240A *. f9f garnnIa Lynrh
burg. PocahoDs1S .nt Al poias
llcoA.E. DAILY. ~ B1rsariio for Y,rnvine
IyulAourg. tae ssssa, All Wss
PrLLxAs sLzsPtAG,1As ACCo&nODS
DO. i--slss ptng-oar frora PstorsbIrz - B-ius
uttooui change. leadnR fctor02rg daily a.
las0 A. NJ. Asd Lyacnhurz b hbmp1b vita
out change
No .-Lyucabarr 70 RoIs. sal Roasols >
Memphis Without chAns>
Ticsep, bazZasocbsckA ant al Informally,
can ia Obtained as Richmond aa4 Psiox-bars
railroad depot A. ". 6sSDafs 100 sain .tfss.
and al no CoapAaT's cgDoe ~ oSss AAsa ssCssL
X b. tSLHrNaG.
fassangHr Aksl.
W. Il BsFiLL
Genera Faa4sngsf Azsat
CHIsLss EpDy. Y.os-9rsslieaL
Ssaeral orscs. hcsnoks. Va isi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
YORK-RIYEB LINE,yn wssrpoIsr
IEAYE KICHMOND.

LIN - ADAh|a.
TRAIN 80. 30. ll1 b. 81.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily elrHpf 'uuiaY. si2ps
A, Ali atatlOls. At Lester Hku1- ooahf'a Flis
stsge Tor Walrerton. ai.I Baltimore steamer ~
West Point
TRAIN zoo 51. 1898 r. &.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily except sunfaH
fos Vest po'uL clun9caug vim fef--hF'c
rteauers fCr Baltimore. a. Baltimore siaa.n-r,
ceunec. win Baltimore aDi onto faAr9Ai Tor
Wa,hingtcu. Philadelphia, and Nov YORK
steamers leave hainm9ro A. 81. 1alg, etlsp'
Tralps arrive a. Richmoai e.i5 A. II. tui 1910
TRAIN No -. 1.1A.M
LOCAL MIXED. daily exaepi sunday isA7ss
Twsnty-thiri street Tor Wesi P0int aud intsr.
TtcTe, yficS q. station foot o., virginia sg1,i
Opoas A. M. ,oBI e. ana from y T. b. - I'D
CIR ncsotomes-cornsr q rsnn oai Mala
sofUAAS JAS. 4. TAYLOR
Tranie Manager General Pts-ongsr Agens
JOSEPH 5. Puts. Division Passenger Assat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
CONVERSIONS.

Last wear we reported the same num-
Der of schools with 496 officers and
teachers and $3.50 scholars on the roll,
showing gain OF q officers and teach
ers and 10j scholars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
THEIR YEARS WORK.
oess,oeur,s REPORT SHOWS RAPID
neowTnlN METHODIST SCHOOLS
DIR. Fair to Remain-Dr.
Read at the First Churoh-o'"'
Religious Items

Tho animal meeting of the Board Oh
Directors Of the Methodist ounu'S
School Society Of Richmond ana nan
chester wos held at tho Broad-Street
church Sunday afternoon at ~ o clocn'
MIR Robert E. Richardson, the PRESIDENT
was absent from the city, and Mr. Jonn
Morton. first vice-president preslueu ;
Charles p. Rady. Esq, secretary
The meeting was opened with singing
and prayer.
All tho schools embraced in the 80
ciety we're represented by deieBa'eS
making about fifty present.
MIR. It. Il. u. Walford, the treasurer,
submitted his annual report Wllic1 1
makes the following very gratifying anu
creditable exhibit
Chrr,h.extensiou fund, amount TO- tot on
caIved. ................. '-.-.-''cc
Home mission work for nlsaiohs, o"" ooe M
day schools. and city missionary -. fVo -
Foreign mission work dor scnoois !" g, q.
JApanl. .......................''.' .'..' ~
Amount raised and expended IN the W. q -oo M
rous schools. o''O' ~
,,,s.., .sli,si2 0.
The Treasurer congratulated the So
eietv and Church on the spirit OF noe,
rolitv and OF work that has characterize
tbe members of the Church and the
sunday workers of the Methodist de
nomination in this city under the lnspi'
ration of the Holy Spirit.
REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT.
The annual report OF the President
was read, and the exhibit made was very
gratifying. He says: IN,
God in His mercy has permitted u
TO assemble together once again IN 0ql
annual meeting. All along the year ne
has been with us and blessed us. Oul
schools are all in a healthy condition
though not rs many conversions nave
been reported this year as during the
wear 1859. We are sorry to report TINS
| but let us redouble our efforts during :ht
coming year, and with Gods CONTINUED
favor we may expect large results, es
pecially in this direction.
| pOTT. cTrrYGTU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04

Tho quickest way to Danish cough ID
by using Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Prico
% cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
THE GUEsrs.

Among others your correspondent
noticed as present : Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam H. Harris, of Albemsrle, Va; Miss
Maggie, Carrie, and Maud Harris, Abe
marie. Va. MIR. and Miss Watson, Of
CoyesviIle, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor,
of Washington. ID. G. Mr.. and Miss
Birch, Mr.. and Miss Boaz, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Boaz, Mr.. and Mrs. Gersley Martin, and
Misses Blaine. of Covesyllle, Va. Miss
Morsell (sister OF the grooml
Misses Towles and Miss Mann, OF Wash
ineton. ID. G.. Mrs. Warner Wood, OF
Harrington Miss Murkland, and Miss
Guile, Of Lynchburg, Va. Miss OFT,
OF Roanoke, Va. Miss Blanche Withers,
Of Rustburg; Miss Bessie Moore, OF
Rockbridge county Miss Mary Moore,
and Miss Daisy Moore, Of Iron Gate
Miss Lucy Eflinger, of RockbrIdge
county. Va. Mr.. c. G. Harris, OF Mel
son county, Va. Miss Della Byrd, oil
Norfolk, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hart. North Garden Miss Braxton, OF
Newport News Mr. and Miss Harris, oil
Albemarle county; Mrs. Randolph. OF
Clusters Bridge Mrs. B. W. MoRett,
and Master Lyle Moore Moiett' OF
Augusta county; Mrs. II. Martin, OF
Lynchburg, and Mr.. r.. A. homer,
and Professor Towles, OF University Of
Virginia.
The numerous and handsome presents
OF the bride attest the esteem and anec
ton in which she is held by those she Is
leaving behind and the warm welcome
that awaits her in her new home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04

TLANTIO COAST LINE
RICAAOSD AND FGrkKsBJ3A RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commsaoiag sATCRDAY. Aoy'mhorL iSl
MA. Il. uaias "a Qls r3ssi ~ raA ~ toll9ss
TRAINS s0UruWAaD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
JANEs-RIYEB DIVISION
OsichmcnG AMI Allegheny Rli,ro1ti
EABMyILLE AND PoWHArAN
GENERAL OFFICE or EAST MAiN STREET,
SCHEDULE ~ EFIECr AUGUST i, lt

LARMVILLE a y D PONdAIAN
4 RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE or EAST MAtN sItfE.
SCHEDULE ~ EEIECT AUGUST A, JED
LEATs RICHMOND.
q:f5 A. ~, r11 Atlantic C1t-t 100 t-r barmuf1.
s.ib L. NJ, rft Atlantic Coast I'rH pr TT .ul .r-
p0-t sul 'l.oIn0.lli. ...i.ra
eco 4. ~. "a Ertmond and usuv.Il'. or -lr'n-
vile, ana all aiail1s N.lll' hl.ly
Junction.
sOOPM., t,r k.ahm0ni ecf UlnrI' ior Farm
VILE, ana All 5.ll...s ..i 10 da.e'ey
Junr loo.
500 T. NJ, r,a Rienmoni ari DanUllo, for Skin
garter and NiufsrpcrE
AaRIYG Az hlf4FUNo.
p.f0 A NJ. rfi Atlantic tnn-f line, ir u nint'f-
pock auI taternll.tiH -tf'i.ns
am p NJ. III Atlantic lrlrt boo Dr. m NHrmlfA.
AS A. NJ. ra Richmond nrd nalrl9. from
faruVllr. t.i .N a.'t r'i Di
N0selay Junction.
s,a5A. NJ, rtI klln1lf snI IInT.If, l1n
tsinsufrfer ans flat.ri.
An trains daily except -unf'Y
For ncketa, bagggg. -rl-.t-, nm1-faNlr'. ttt
call upon A. ". dAhbfN Atstu- teh1. Lll''
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Abe. TONIC Is 4 SPECIFIC FOR THIS
TROUBLESOME DISEASE.
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Grnferrn.-I write 10 inform you OF the result
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Tonic merits 70, and with tho hope that Others
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