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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-06-11
STARRY,
lanes NJ RANSOM, Jr,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY,

Offers his Professional Services to the citizens
of Ch0rlestOwn and vicinity.
E0-Oncein HUNrER BUILDING, I'm the rooms
recently occupied by Hon. Andrew Hunter Us
Law Offices opposite Court House, Char.estcVn,
West Virginia
April is, 1Soj-y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-06-11
A E. KENNEDY
ATTORNEY ATL4T.
- LC MOORE
ATTORNEY ATLAW,

CLEON MOORE
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15
FDOin Liberty.

Who is going to be Governor ...
Mir. Browns family have returned
from Atlanta.
Mrs. Dr. Roltzclaw went homo with
her mother to Atlanta last week.
Miss Florence Moore has, returned
nome after an extended visit among rel
utivos.
There was frost three mornings last
week, one sufficient TO nip corn and 9TH
ef tehaor vegetation i'll low PLACES, but
no Serious damage reported
Cotton looks to bo in delicate hoaIth
from tho effects of the continued cold
wave, but ''Gmcral Green" seems to
thrive well despite The cool weather.
Prof. Stcllimg's school has closed for
mo summer vacation. Miss Maggie
Nealcy, his assistant, has returned TO
her homo over the Blue Ridge, and we
suspect that hor genial smiio will be
missed by at least one OF tie Liberty
gents.
Tho annual May party was held at
Shutdown lust Saturday, to which we
might with propricty add the anruul
row rs well. Some parties indUlged n
little too freely i'll ardent spirits, aud af,
ter a few blows with their fists they de-
cId"d to try moro effective weapons. SO
alter each had fortified himself behind II
tree, they opened fro with "pops."
Ih'r workmanship was poor, and they
soon held empty pistols. One having
moro ammunition, reloaded, while tho
otE2r D2inG ont, took leg hail. S,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15
'T:Ir E.25g: E<ln.ilGGcH.

The U1icf who recently raidcL Dacus-
vile and Lo0pcr'B has been chased over
the nount0Ina JIe had some trouble
with The residents Of the foothills whose
spring houses he had been holding sweet
communion with. Ilo was chased, and
some of tho goods he had taken from
tho store of Mr.. Daotts were found on
his trail. lie w,>3 seen by Mr.. Lynch,
and recognized us Drvman, the mule
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15
SENTINEI,
AoCAA NEyys.


Mr.. =. M! Morris and ifamiIy aro Wis
lting relatives and friends i'll Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. B0ggs wont to
ClIntonn' i7a!~cfnS county, last Friday.
Tho oat crop promises to exceed tho
wheat this year, both in quantity and
valuo.
Our. thanks aro duo Mrs. Thos. r.
Price for the first mess of now Irish DO.
tutoo9.
Mrs. Thomas Reed, of California.
is visiting her sister Mrs James K
Kirksey. rs .-hg. 81 ..:.
hrs. Thoruley Harris, OF Grocn.
vile, visited her mother, Mrs. IL. b.
Hendricks, last woe&. d..
The citizens OF Liberty hovo dccid-
led to defer the speaking, Ct which no
tico was given last week.
Our town "tlnds" had the gtrori
force out last Monday, and commenced
the annual repair of our streets and side
walks.
Col. J. i. Hagood, clerk Of txo It.
S. court, spent several days in pic!;cns
last week, looking after his interests
here.
Tho coo, dow, lac. ,..oo,, ,,o.a,.7s.7 49,,
,c,rowth of ,x,nn,,G ,ntt,n i',t t, r',., ',,o
soro ,,r,, t,,t - ''H I'i t'ici
made n atine'stort.
-Tast .Sotrrdov wos ,,ro,i,, ,,,,oh
general holiday An z.,j,d L',:'', ' ,,,,. -,
strody >vinior'1 unr'T tnn1 U,; ','" '.I' ''i q
tion for the spring.
Tho Liberty Alliance meets SatT,r
rcSnoslcd tn Ln nrcanrt os ,,,.t"'. ',r ;,', 40
pofancn viii me- romai,,,,~oI w., I''''o1' u liz
,h, <3,rT,., rhn nmt" ,'' f M o's WIN ~
Enrso inaoo cr ihn O,In,,n, i.,',~ ~
Lro,,,l-t 10 n,.',,,,. :, 1,,,o G'",.i ,'>''''
-
:. -Mnrriet, April 2tth 1850, AIR. IL
N;a I:rnn' Il' a. ~ 80 W ','''
~ ,r1,a,, ,,,.'',,,I,L 49,,
fnt,,ro i.S,,,,,. o''- '''~'1' W. 'i'
-Judeo DuranS and EToi Tcv.i, ,,,,o
maxine. E,,o ,oon,l1. ,,, r%|, a.,
Is no one IN the county who "tt"HIS
more "tFi"t'y 70 thair iAfI than ti;e3@
1ofmer county Officers.
-Oui; town .roornysn orc Eov;r,, 1,i,.l,
Old times pIoyiu,, marnlns ..ii i,..,,
vents noround ,i}cr thnrosz.on'r, fin l[r;nr
etc. Is w"f'cI through tic wi0low or
Tie SOU summon prec2e.
Miss Ola HoIlinoswoyth ig tj,o fret
of Our yOuuCr rOll; fi,nt 1,,.., y.,l,,, ,,...,..
10Y the winter u;inuGir,. r,lIs.rr sn -.
trrn. She arrived lasi A;unGf,, n,.,i 49,
celVed " hearty w"l2"mc.
The citizens OF Gates ere bounI 70
brino, +lo;r oo,t;,>., L. a. cI nv
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15
EocasIS NNur ELnhfnLN,n.

Mrs. Mary Brown, wife Of Richard
Browns, died at the home of her Lus-
band, near Slshtnwn, on Wednesday, 9TH
INST. Eho EuN been i'll :>r some time and
h'r death wu@ not unexpected. Mrs.
Grown Was = d&Uphtn.' OF DR.. J. w.
:.aE'r, a.G 4 sister of Er. Geo. ". Earle
"uI J. ". t@rle. Of this; place. Tho fu
Lv.';Il Was hril 1T NarI,ri on Thursday.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15
MR. W.t Henry Hester, fof Milo |
Groo!S was npried; last Sunday to Miss
llZzie Haynes, of Oconec county.

| = M1Xg
Lizzie Haynes, of Oconec county.
That portion of tho Fort lii road
! lying III Pickcns county, will soon be
ready for travel. 1t is thought thnt that
bridge and al will be ready by tho first
of ,JWno. ..,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. I[inch and Mas
tors Joc and Willie, went TO Grernvlllo
iHst saturday to do their spring shop
ping. Mrs. X. was we'll pleased with
her first trip to tho Mountain City.
Mr.. Geo. A. ellis, who has nccn in
inc emrl"J OF the Georgia pac. Il. 4.
IN Atianta, has returned" h0mc and will
remain thus summer TO look after the
farm, his fathers health having fuilod.
AS an evidences of the way the peo.
pic. OF the county arc Improving their
farms, it IS stated thnt The new saw mills
erected the past Year havo already rc-
cclycd orders for lumber that will keep
them busy until fail.
The Crow Creek farmers arc NOV
ing right along with their fu,n work.
Corn has been worked and they are now
bringing the cotton 70 stand. They
ave Inc stand a"d large acreage of
beth cotton and corn.
The farmers on tie SaIuda side havo
commenced 10 chop and plow their cot
ton. Thcy have !, splendid stand Of
hoih corn nMd cotton. il thc Season is
i.r"p'tlouS fich"nH cu"lriy viii produce
'''' ''"3'''' c."i, ever ""o"h.
The Picnic Of the MrthodistT. 7ay
School, ut Clements mll, last Saturday.
%i"" MRhiy enjoyed by Tie children and
,n' lr"l very grateful to thclr Supcrin-
'>,iSS,.i' ~" tH"'!''I5 l"f Piann"g and
I,nI;T5 I,',,';'I,"5 "Hvn' III h''l,Hi@ tEcE annual
'0''''"9 Ill ''""'"''"J "hJoy"DIe one.
Tho young folk of TasIcy hold m
jmprom.ptu lawn party on the sparioug
lawn Of the Mountain Yiow Iasa Wor,Ioy
nIt''I: l}I l.. 1ho% hA" d@t'%AttnI time. The
IrG''S!',h was Il c"Hill,mr''t 70 the young
;;,''9 El'' iit' t,'r" I'"'t't2.'&@ t." '"'itoI~
','' III c-'1'""'"i'.'J 1of tie DtSV tWo
'''N''
\ cnu1'c cf or rc,,,c ,l:.,.:,.I;,s oc
l.a&o M'att@n v.c"t to Wolf Greet; i.,t
M"Elav to "hDu;: tho i'nnv:" nnI ,n,,n
&ono l.,i:,nva &t;t U.oy had cri.;urod oMr
gIathoY 1--we a,j lmn,Iuh, i im T .,I;yo ,"''Iit -
,y,t I'VE ;a~a lY,a ,..I ,,t ,rn ,.,'' [,,.,.. ~ -
..,,!,;nl ~ .,>:pr,'' ., ''''''
--On las Sunday while nl!inu his rne-
1'ar HlNH:H!n"uE II Gro"ra, Rev. v.
:. "rv%cn nu@.a Wa :,,icn suddenly il!
in lie ].;tl.j, ,i.,i Wa: u,.uto f. ,clivy"
il.S ay.,. u.i. l.r N,,3 cunyny";! 10 t@n
h>E.v oI a iTcrn Hnd medical aid %a..,lr-
ed. It v.a4 thuu~@l ha Might be able to
,n ~ W.,
I.i.l'g Il 10 -,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15
Registration Notice.

I will be in my office nt Pickcns C. r.,
on the first Monday in March, April, May,
June and July, for the purpose of Regis
tcriug any Voter. All whod desire to Reg
lister will d. 50 cn tho days named; rs the
books will close after the first M t,dav in
July. G: s. ROBISfON
f%b97m9 Supervisor OF Registration,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

Subscribe for the &l:NrINEL, only
$3.50 per year.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

The pHrtoriy meeting Of ulr pic1ene
Mission 6 thc NJ. L. Church. vas held
ri poTtcr's Chapel, last Saturday and
Snn'tny. There WAS Il large congrcGa-
ton present to hear that gifted rNponnd-
cr Of "Hhc WoYd," Rev. Waiter Dick
son, Prry;I;n& Elder for thiH district.
TIE Pow rNurrA a5 that place. yu. t}rIl-
c"i2I on >j"I.%@,y. Ia" HllnWiu@ 1t this
H:c"ii"@ p.ov,"i that i..Y. J.. II. Merritt
u dc!"& I, COED N;,:i'& Ill III, mission.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

Che SETri&EL $l.50 Per year,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

Henry Langley Clayton ct a., Dcfcn-
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

-Ontsiicr% begin 10 see that piuGcn#
Js going TO havna n rMiIroud and they huv,
begun to come III with offers to Join in
the project. So don't Stand back hut
come III and help. The sole benefit will
not be to Fickens but to the whole county
The court house question will be
decided next Wednesday. All bids for
the building must be i'll by 0 a. IN. that
day, and tic cnl,trGct viii certainly he
let III the Afternoon. The Buur1 ~i:I
begin the consideration OF the b.ds at
p. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Mnlicn LII EfectliallY.

4 lethsrgic, dormant condition Of the liver Is
hardly to be overcome With drastic cSthsrtics
aud nauseous cholGgoguss. \ CENTER, pleasant
or, and far moro effective means exists OF
arousing the organ whom somuolent This 10
Hosielter's stomach Biters, youched for by the
medical fraternity, tested by the public for
many years A resumption by tho hillary organ
Of It's secretiye function, wlth the activity at
tendant upon heath, n return 10 regularity OF
the bowels, and removal Of digestion are the
no less happy and certain results OF using the
Bit.ers systematically. It's laxa i've effect IS
never painful ID drcnching, its ieniency being
rather to pcrpe usio regularity than ~ produce
acopious action. Malaria, nervousness, dSoili-
ty. kidney troubles, ana neuralgia u subiues
oroctually. ia .5-W(w). F&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
WILBUR FISK SANDERS.
Elected by the Republican Legislature as
limited states Senator.

The Republican members Of the Iiegisla-
ture of Montana have elected Colonel san
ders United States senator; but Governor
Toole refuses TO sign the certificate OF M,
election. On the other hand be has signed
certificates OF election Of two gentlemen
elected by the Democrats. but the Secreta-
or the official seal to the certificates. The
Sanders claim will be passed upon by the
United States Senate, which IS Repubhcan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Deposits received in sums Of Ono Dollar and
upwards, and interest allowed.
LOANS MADE on REAL ESTATE.
Negotiable paper discounted.
Open daily till P. NJ. Saturdays I'LL o I. N.
is i2-Su. TuSTh
RAILROAD LINEN
ooo~c~o~----l- 49, -(-l-T0-lC~.o,-~ e-N0~>NNo|O
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
HI RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 3. 1890
RAILROAD EHeFA
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 3,
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, 2;30 A. NJ.
COUTHERN EXPRESS, daily, for Dsnyille,
- Greensboro, WinstOn-salen, Durhsm, IA
leigh. kandloman. Salisbury, AsheVllio, liot
Sprturs, Charlotte, Columbia. Aiken, Au-
cusfu, Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery. New
Orleans, Texas aud CALIFORNIA; Pullman palace
sleeping-cars Richmond 10 panviile aud Danyillo
20 Ashsylls. Augusts, Birmingham, and Nc"
Orleans -
TRAIN No. 81, 1915 A. NJ.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA EN-
V PRES, daily. for fiurkoyiIie. al stations
on the Norfolk and Western railroad. Lynch
burg, knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis. ana
Nashville also for heysyill", Clarksyiiie, Ok
ford Henderson. Durham, aud kslsigh. This
train goes through solid 10 Raleigh.
TRAIN No. 80, 3 4. NJ.
EAST MAIL, daily for all points on the Farm
n Vile ani POwhatan railroad, Dsnsille,
Greensboro. Winston-salem, haieigh. Char
Birmin CHAM, Montgomery, New orleans, Texas,
and ca ifornia- Pullman palace sleeping-cars
Danvine 70 Augusta Ru1 Atlanta. aud az Green's
boro' slesper ga Asneville 70 Morris own, Tenn.
TRAIN No. 40, Is j. VI.
AMELIA ACCOMMODA hon, daily except
n sunday. for Amehs Courthouse and inter
mediate points.
TRAIN No. IA, 600 4. NJ.
CILOVEk LOCAL. daily except sunday. freight
y train with coach attached, for CioyoT, Va,
and intermediate pOin's.
ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND:
Train No. % stSl5A. NJ: No. 81 ct so P. n,
and No. e5 at420 ?. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

Quevedo: "Gesner is the bravsst man /
ever knew. Most remarkable man." Cur
It's: II don't know that. Never discovered
it.n Quevedo, well, he Is. Why, be
went into store to buy his wife present
and actually talked back TO the sales
LADY. -IhilodcIuhi0 Ln0uirW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
YORK-RIyERLINE, yIAWEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAVORIrR ROUTE TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, 800 p. NJ.
OCAL EXPIRES, daily except sunday. stops
IL a. all stations At Lesior Manor connects
with stage for walkertOn aiso, connects with
Baltimore steamer At wsss Point
TRAIN No. IS, 1870 p. NJ.
baltimore LIMITED. daily except sunday,
- for West Point, connecting with York
River steamers for Baltimore. At baltimore
steamers c, unect win Baltimore and OHIO rail-
roai for Washington, Philadelphia, aud New
York. FAKE Richmond 10 Baltimore. 81. 10
Washington. 50; 10 Philadelphia, SAS0; Now
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE
L. NJ.
EOR WEST POINT, daily excsp; Sunday,
II thence Dy Richmond aud Dsnvills railroad
20 Richmond. ARRIVING at $40 A. VI. and 100 A.
81, aud connecting with Train No. ~ see
Train No oi-Virginia aud North Carolina sx-
TRAIN No. 10, TAO A. NJ.
oCAL MIXED. daily except sunday. leaves
IL Tronty-sighth street for West Point aud
intern sdiate points
Ticket Office ~ station foot Of Virginia street.
city uckeI orice--corner OF Tenth aud Main
streets.
sol HAAS, JAS L. TAYLOR,
Tranic Manager General Passenger Agent.
JOSEPH :. POTTS. Division Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

Colonel Sanders was born in Catterau.
gus county. n. Y, 10 1894. He studied
law in Akron, 0. After service in the
Union army he went to Idaho in 1863.
Upon the division OF the Territory he made
his residence at Virginia City, Mon, where
he was prosecuting attorney. Since lnoS
be has lived ut Helena. Mon. Tie was o
member Of the Territorial Legislature in
1872. 1874, 1876, and 1873. and is the leading
Republican III the new State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
N AND POTOMAC RAlLRoAD.-Schsiuis
commencing JANUARY IL iSS0-easiora
stAndari time
T.s7 A. II. leaves Byrd-sussi siasioa daily
stops only a. Ashland. B0taHell, Nj
ford. and fredericssburg, hrpOk@a5d
Widewatsr. s.sepsr W W~hingson
aud New York Doss NOS stop a.
Elbs-
ROO P. N. leaves Byrd-snsei station daily. ~.
cspt sunday
s.snP N. leaves Bird street siatloa daily
7:i3 z. n. raves byri.Htreet s,s,on ca
Fredericksburg. sleeper Richmond
70 Nes York.
ssoA. N. srrives al byrd street station daily
Sleeper from New YORK.
PISS P. n arrive. A. Byrd-Suesi station das,
stcps at Fredericksburg. Milford
Bntn VOL. aud Ashland. sleeper tr0n
Washington aud New forL Does NOS
stop at k!na.
sOsP N. arrives hyrd.sTest station daily
Stops only a, FredericksDurg. NJ
fori, and Ashland.
e.t5 p. ". ARRIVES 81 Byrd-sueet ssion aA4lb
except snndsy
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EICsPr svSDAfA
eeA. ". leaves slbA Arrives al Ashlsni ~
looR N. scconi rnoiatoa leave, Byrd-sirs@
station. arrives a. Ashanti a. ) y "
s:0fP. II leaves giba arrives Al Asnani -
f4b ".
elA H. arrive. glba. Leaves Ashland s.lD
A. N.
e5A NJ accommodation arrives a. Bfgi.
Street station, leaves Ashland q; "
A.. ".
EJ9P. NJ arrives =. glB&. leave, Ashland
Si2p.A.
The New OK aud Florida special. comGosei
Of Pullman Yrstibuied cars. VIII arrive a. tyf-
street station 90 Mondays. wednesday,, 'li
Fridays at als =. 81, sni, commencing Jan4'
AIRY 10Th, will leave byr1-str-es stsuo on
tuesdays. Thursdays apd Saturdays AT $40 s..
H. Extra fsrs Ia charged o. This trAln.
{. A TAYLOR. lrariic haneger
TT. d. hTsks Gsnersi SuperlDssndsGL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
DnPAHTUEg OF arEAnERs.
PHILADELPHIA. RIG H. On
EoSD AND NORFOLK
lEAAshlr tOaPASS.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY al IL n. and evsry SUNDAY 81
A. N.
Frelsni for Tuesday, and Fridsyf stesne'
RECEIVED I'LL ii.30 A. 81 Tor sandays siesaef
ul5P ii. saturday yreisht received daily al
p. "A.
Fare, IS
Dor farlhsr information apply %
!. w. AcCAaRlch,
General 5ou.hsrn Agent O1ice aocks.A
w. p. CLYDE a CO.
1ol General Agsns fhilsiol9s.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 49,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT c,TspsJ
COMPANY for SOkfOLh, SzshAs-
PORTSMOUTH. NEW PORT NEWS, CLANs-
MONT, and JAhES-kIyEk LANDINGS arc"
by elegant saloon stesmot ARIEL. 'ss'las ~
mond EyEkY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, sai
FRIDAY att A. NJ. Stree[csrs 80 dheeNI Z"
steamers wharf. 49,.
Connections ~ Norfolk closely with AL Iae'
for northern cliios same Afternoon, jane fi,''
by dayiigh Great tourist iiue Coeapsst T9NS
Through tickets on steamer 8nd Al Oafoet
Agency, 1910 Main street Baggage cbecks'
through. siats-ro0ms engaged for isy or nIshe
Freight received daily for NOkfOLh, fOsl
TIC ASb DASyILLE STATIONS, aud "Arb-
INGTOS. u. e., all poiats IN ksste.n sona
Carolina, Eastern virgiGis, AMI ell regular lsId.
ings on the james aud happshsnnock rivers =
lowest rates and through bills issued.
LUCfRN b TATuM, yice-PrositeaL
No iil7 Main street and k0SSsss
IRYix MlIs aak. krelght and RAsse lG,r AkeoA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
rAnroAp EyNx..

u Il e e q s HaW
DICHMOND, TKEDERfCKSBuRa
III AND POTOMAC HAiLRoAD
rHR0U9H ALl-sAiL sAsr-YKsi0Hr TN.
10 AID sNOh BALTIMOBE PHIf.i-
O1I sas4lss ss xsb i've wssr AND
GR~ CITfRs
ONLY TWELVE boyks BErwsEv RIGA.
hoND AND BALrIMoys IN ZACH
DIRECTION
CorespoudIagiy quick tine N o,N-r po..
Through bills Of Isdias issusd .. low rates.
&. 4. TAYLOR
mol irsr snnze-
(tHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAu-
~ WAY coxPkNT
SCHOOLS IN sysEcr JANCA.,~
IeAva RfcnhoND.
$40 A N. Local. except SUNDAY 90. .fs,
ei, "a "ldml,.d" daily for Oh Ys.ls aai
Norfolk.
FOAM. Local daily from r.. a A asso. o.,
Newport Nev-
ITO L. n. Express daily for Cincinnati. Par.
Car Old Point 10 Cha iottss stii.. 49,
Pullman sleeper ChsflOtsssNlls ts
Cincinnati
soor. Y. gIprs~ daily for 90 Po.n, a.,
NorfoIt. rsror Car b. Old poiat
s.4Sn. u Accom- nodsnsu. sIesp' sunday p,
CurJoasstlta
elbP. y. Tho p. Y. v. iimtsi q.
Pullman slsspins-CG n r.t
soid yestibu train with Oin.nzls.
aud Puinsos, CharlossesylI8 .
Cincinnati, and Puilmsns o. lo4...
Vile.
TRANS aaRIvs At aIcasosn
7.t5 A n. and 1t0 r. n. daily froa CiacinnAt
800 A. ~. daily, except sunday. IRON Grolols-
vile.
ii:lo A. n AMI 100 p. N. daily from Norfolk
SIS Y. IA. daily except sunday iron Cailol
forge.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
~ q A. X ~
Is.vr RICHMOND
900 A NJ daily for Lyuehbarg. Lexington at
Clifton Forge.
Gl5 p. II. ScotBvllo accommodation et-.t
sunday
1000 P. NJ. daily Tor LynehbGrs and Clsoo
Forge.
YgaIss asarvz aIcuyosD
6f3P. N. Daily tronn Cif0a Fofgs.
20 A. NJ. DAILY fro'a Clifton Forge
200 A. ~ Except sunday from .cottsyii's
Station kighth and Csnsi street..
Il. W. FULLER
General Passenger Agsal
JT.HAsiBlN General Manager lsI
A TLANTIO COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commanding MONDAY. January - 30 -
~ 80 A. NJ, uains on this road viii rga A. r..
lows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
TRAINS NoRTnwAkD.
.Daily.



Nos II, 10, ", IL n, aod 6S maze los'opS ''t
o and 7Sstop - 6lgnsi 81 Manchester, nf'Hff
Hun, Centrslis. aud chester. NoS 81 - y AL
81 will stop Al all station, for pss,engofA
PuLLdAN-CsR skkNlcA.
On Trains sos II ami g sleep g-,afs ostT,'a
New YOrs snd Tampa flA ga JAAt lIfi'
On Trains Nos "a and q slseping-cars beiSesl
Washington and Charleston 800 h'-'ou af !
Jacss nsili- GA Tran No. 2, sleeping cafi
between Wsshingi0H AMI Jacss'n'illr. %
Trains Nos. Is. 81. ani - sleS. ing cars oeiHs
ia asonYilie aud New York 90 lfaius 80 IS
AMI ~ slceping cars ostw7en Washington 81
ThOmAsyile, ga.
In al !ition b Tho above
| TIE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPHclii
consisting 81 vestibnle Pullman car. Only, Leaves
Richmond south found AZ l.23 q. VI. on Moe
! days, Wednesdays, AMI Fridays. Ani leaves D'
tersburg north bound AT A. N. on Tue Ia d,
| THURSDAYS, ana saturdays kIna fare s
charged on this train.
TBEOSLY ALL-KAIL LINE TO SOhFJDA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
lnNew ynnK an rLnnInA sprcIlI-
THEoSLY ALI-KAIL LINE TO SORsODA.


Richmond. $40 A.. " sorfols...i. . r. 4
Richmond. ...'2ssP NJ. Norfolk ..... 6lI r. =.
Norfols. v. Richmoai. .ii.J a. u.
Norfolk ...'5:.OP. n. kichmoni.. '5J z. NJ
! 1no trains leaving hcnmoni a $40 a. NJ. ao'
| Norfolk st5P. N. arc solid traius between co.
/ two poiuts and passongsrs 20 through Nithots
| change OF cars Gloss connections are slso ms "a
! AZ petsrsb va by the 10 T.. w. tIsin from nica'
| mond aud the SO a. *. lraIn rom toriolk.
Trains l-sving Richmond a. geo 4. D. an
f0:30 g. ". end arriving al Richmond AZ az =.
NJ and 100 Y. NJ maze connscuon al Peters
burg 70 hnd from FarmViie, Lynchburg. AL
south western points.
X N sUiLY. superinusnieot
EFT. b. hysRa 0enefs superlnseaieah
T. N. EssRsOs. Gsloral Passenger AgcnL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
A TLANTIO COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PErgRsBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commanding MONDAY. January - 30 -
1880 A. NJ. ualns on this ROAD viii rg0 ~ r..
lows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-05
Vay:cose Veins.
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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-05
Liver Conpiaint.
OFFICE OF ]. ". CALDWELL !
RICHMOND, VA. J


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