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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16


The opposition Journals are making des
perate efforts 10 show that Postm sster Gen
ersl Wansmaksr was criminally connected
with the defunct Keystone national bank
OF Philadelphia They charge that be yas
owner OF overissued stocksnd that throupb
bis influence the closing OF the bank was
put OF until be could draw ont his do,
post. His statement under oath il tb.t
he never owned . share in the stock Of
the bsnk. though he held some shs,es =.
collateral for money loaned the FORMER
president Of the bank. that he bad nothing
whatever to do with ito ssp Axeu ep, thai
De DID sdvise that The closing be pu, Of,
one day 10 consequence Of an effort a, ,e
organization WHICH be hoped might bs suc
cesa'si and that be bad much larger de
posn in the bank al the time ii was clos,
%, than when it fret got into difficulty
and oiier al his books and papers for ~
animation. The people. and papers oil
where the Transactions ara
best known, Of all parties appear to be- !
ieve him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

10 biz Tsmmsny Hall speech. July 4
Congressman Crisp said: Thirty years
ago our manufactures. our agriculture
nourished. general prosperity prevailed
wealth WAS diffused among the people.
Taxes were low. All men could find stead
employ meDt at reasonable wages. Today
this is not SO Those who can rememb Der
back thirty years have very different re.
collection OF the times from that depicted
by Mr.. Crisp. In fact 1t was exactly the
reverse Of what he claims. Presiden, Bucb
snsn 10 bis message. Dec. IA. 1860 says:
with unsurpassed plenty in oil the ele.
meuls OF national wealth, our manufac
lures have suspended, orr public works
are retarded, our private enterprises OF
different kinds are sbsndonded and thou
sands OF useful laborers are thro wn out OF
and reduced to want. w ages
ere only about one bali rs high then as
now while everything except farm pro.
iucts Was much higher then than now.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

The ooanl Of noeey spa ballion 10 ,bs
vaults Of The Treasury eoaseaaeei on the
transfer of The ofsoe 81 treasurer from Mr..
Hssiop 10 Mr. Nebecter vii 10 eoucluied
to-day. i,bessn April2', and has Involved
the setosi hsndiios snd oonntins. piece
by peice. Of ssis.5ii IS? 30. Of Which
smoapi s26. ois. 600 10 sold cola aud $780,.
90. 600 silver coin. 7. Is. Milliseu. sbo
represents Treasurer Nebecker 10 the
ooant. ssys every cent called Tor by the
books bAs been secouCted for. including
The silver dollsr missing from Que Of The
tags sssniucd several weeks since, which
coin sAs sabsq aen,ly found on the foor
q the vault.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

The refusal Of the Peoples party 10 pool
iss issuss With the Democrats in Ksnses N
no@'ns'icns this fall nsrIs the tssiorios
oi'he end Of the iIl,sssoried suiauce which
defeated the Repathesas lat year. II
ss Gully ny eossnns their forces With
The psDocfsis thai tho Alii.uos zoo suc.
e~ss iAst NouEbsr, IL would appear thu,
GOV ne msnbess. nos, u whom yer,
so'@sfiY Republicans. are rss,ivs 10 .ucb
= eoueinsiion ~ thu snd gill have moth,
We more 10 do With H. The D.nocr.,,
az e~e"aisnisd because the, did 60, re. |
give 'heir sn''eips'~d qno'a Of spoiIs a.
Tie 'ssafd io' their sboesslios. sad the
cusAooA 10 that The mat political oonles, 10
ksbsss siil be trishsulsr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

Free traders claim that our protective
'Arih prevents expectation. Canada has the
zane isiih on our goods ~ on English
goods 10 1880 Eogland exported to Cans,
d. s34. i6l.224 worth, aud the United
States exported TO CAnads goods to the
amount Of s29. SAG. 94s. 10 1890 Enelsnd's
exports 10 Canada were s49. $780, 4l. and
sue United States we're $50. 26I. 973.
In the ten years Euglsnds exports had
gained but 81 929. OFT, while the gain Of
exports from this country was s22, 035. 025.
10 1850 England led by 50. 275, and in
1890 England vas behind TO the tune Of
q 90l ,732
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

Here's 81 inducemeu, Tor American eiti,
l-ns 10 join the Democratic party. An
Easiisb trade paper. the Hosiery AID Lace
TrsIc Reriep. ssys: nuiscturiss are
looking upon this (Ameriospl market Is =
branch Of their trade Tor which they will
have 10 sat until the political rulers Of
America have changed. The way 10 do
something for foreign manufacturers 10 TO
repeal the American t.rd for Protection.
snd the only way that eau be effected is -
CHANGE the politic.l rnlera Of America.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

Very conflicting reports have been cir
eulsisd 10 regard 10 tho health OF Secre
ssry Blaine. He 10 OF Bar Hsrbor. 10 sbls
10 80 out every day and bis friends say
be has no ineursbis disease and they con.
hdsnily Ipec, thu, be will be fully res,or
cd 10 health by autumn. He vas worn
ca, With cver~ork and the improvement,
ispy, hes been very slow. II 10 . hard
matter for bin 10 let business entirely
sioDe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

Sesenty'bve million dollars is contii bu.
ted yearly In tue United States TO the Gus
iensnce OF the church. So, 200, 900 more
being given Tor purpose purely devotional.
Within the century nov drawing 10 close
loo. UV.OoO copies Of the Bible have been
printsd IA ZIG different languages. Fifty
years ago there were sos missionary sta
Hons 10 foreign parts; there are now 5765
Fifty yesrs ago there 653 ordained mis-
sionsries, today there 6696 such servants
OF the Lord. Then there we're but 1926
ether lsboren and helpers abroad; now
there are 40. $50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

! had severe attacks Of kidney disease
NY stomach also troubled ,ns very m uch.
." prevailed upon to try DR.. David
hsnnsdys Psvorite Remedy. After u.ing
I've or sir bottles. ! ~ss cured. consid,
er iian invaluable remedy for kidney Die.
esse. stomseh trouble. and all diseases Of
The blood.-John Ssnderslice, No. / Greg
Wy IT. Rochester. n. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

A significant rtoogEi,ion Of the poser
81 the Amsr'csn reciprocity policy ia
iosni 10 quotations IRON the London
E~ss ], sanis not oSly that Americs is
competing With Enslsnd 10 many foreign
psrkeis. bui ALEC ,ha the composition Ia
litsly 70 be greatly increased 81 DO distant
day. Reciprocity, 10 the eyes Of other rs,
iioDs. r DO, The weak little thing vhieL
u. enemies 10 Usiied States would like 10
prove a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

ltis stated that the coutin ued migration
Of Canadians to the United States is csus.
'og the Dominion government more snxl,
NY than the agitation 10 favor Of snp1,
iion. IL !. estimated that over one million
PERSONS OF Canadian birth are residents Of
the Ubiled States, while the indirect loss
10 Csnsds Is placed At 2 500 900. The eIo
du' continues to increase yearly aud i, is
possible that II We do not take Canada Ia
TO the Union soon the Cansdisns may
come over ia q body.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16
The Nsstor Of Politics.

Hannibal Hsmlin. whose death has al.
ready been announced 10 these columns
Was 10 many respects one OF the most pic
tnresque figures 10 American politics. HI
vas born on . farm near Paris. Oxford
comfy. Me. on August 81, 1909. In the
same year with Gladstone. HIS father 10.
tended to give him . college education
but died while the boy Was going through
. preparatory course. Thersst Hannibal
returned home to take charge OF the farm
aud remained there until he was Il years
old. Then be went 10 town and learned
the printers trade, and while ut work Of
the case took up the study Of law. and in
1888 being then "a years old. he WAS adj
mitted to practice iu Hsmpden, Penob,
scot county. When but 2s years old his
popularity had made him speaker Of the
Maine House OF Representatives. Four
years later be was sen! to Congress, where
be sat with John Quincy Adams.
After two terms in the Lower House,
when still not quite 40. be was sent to the
Senate to fiIl vacancy. Three years later
he was returned to that body for . full
term, among those in the Senate with him
being Daniel Webster and Edward Everett
and John @, Calhoun. In 1856 he was
elected governor Of Maine by the Repub.
licans after sharp contest, but was electl
ed to the Senate in the same year, and re
signing the Office OF governor. again ap.
peared in Washington. In 1860 be was
elected to the vice presidency on the tick.
ct Of which Abraham Lincoln was the |
head. He was elected. and for four years
which covered the stormiest period this
country has ever seen, he presided over
The deliberations OF the United States Ser
ate.
At the end OF that period be gave place
% Andrew johnson in q political emergen
". He was offered the position OF oollec
or OF the port Of Boston, and accepted it,
'nly to resign . few mouths later because
he conld not agree with the policy OF the
Johnson administration.
ln 1869 he was again elected to the Up' /
d States Senate, and served there ,..n
SSl. when be was sent as Amsric,
tier 10 Spain. He held this oGD -
ear, and during the past l' ,sa,s lived
uietly in Maine,
Il was Mr.. Hap,lp who ofrsroa vh., !.
ow known to history as the wilmot pro.
~ ~ 'ae zSsh Congress. David Will.
'o'' inc father OF The measure. was TEN.
ofaflly absent when the opportunity for
resei'ing the measure came up. 1t was
Zen or never. A seconds delay wonld
ave been isisl, but Hamlin got on his
'et, and the measure went throush-ll5
LOG.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

'1es'isLt Harrison will probably make
Nefmoa'. visit at the time OF the Benninp
s'a Celebration. Secretary Proctor said
iues day that the president had formally
'orepted the invitation to attend the Ben.
nineton celebration, and would spend ct
least five days Of that week in Vermont.
The president now expects to be 10 Sara.
toga on Sunday. August 16, and will come
from there to Proctor on Monday. He will
go to Bennington on Wednesday morning
and on Thursday and Friday will take a
trip north through the state.
Mr.. K W. Benedict OF the senior class
At college will be at the head Of the Bris.
iol graded school next year, Principal A.
W. vsrnsy having resigned.
William Robinson died Sunday very
suddenly. OF q tumor 10 his side. He had
been In i'll health for some time, though
not confine to the house. He was 10 Rut-
land the day before his death. 4 wife and
adopted daughter survive him. The finn.
ersi services we're held at bis late resid en- ce
Tuesday, ct ten o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Warner
Of Ps~let officiating. The remsiu, were
taken to Arlington. his former home, for
burial
Col u. NJ. Msnsur calls attention to =
ser'ons defect 10 the new ballot law passed
oy the last Legislature resulting from the
Jack Of provision for second ballot for
town representative whenever there ia NO
election on the fret ballot |.
Camp Comfort. tie new summer resort
near Bennington, is booming. The srriy
'ls Tor the season have reached fifty. and j
is expected thsi during the mex, two q
'eeka The number will be svelled 10 100. ~
sesrly oil the guests 1t present are from !,
lev York. New Jersey and Baltimore
he hotel-sbe Sans Souci -bm been en- ]
rsed TO such 80 extern. that the addition
larger than the original building.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16
Reports from Kansas indicate that. ow

Reports from Kansas indicate that. ow
ing to the acts aud threats OF the Farmers
Aliisnce. money cannot be borrowed BY
tbe farmers 81 any rate OF interest. Peo,
iie Who have money will no, lend II TO
h'nsas farmers This is very likely true
aud sbo can blame ,hem' Money ia .
commodity, aud the rate Of interest chsre
ed Is generally measured by the risk Of
popps, meat and II the risk is too great /,
WI cot be loaned Al all. II Kansas PEG.
rle ~ish to ge, money at cheap rate they
most. lihe the people OF ether sections OF
The eonniry, keep their credit good, and
hot iLrrs'en reputation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

Gen. Francis A. Walker has stua,ea the
census nsures regarding the negro popul.
ZOO 10 TIE eonnlry. and presents his con.
clnsions Ia 30 article printed 10 the Jul,
Forum IL po'nied on, that the negro
y. en- invoisnisry immisrsni, and had !,
no' bern Tor The slave trade be would pro.
badly never have resehed this coan,ry in
large nambsn, having reached IL, SLAYER,
has confined him TO limited section Ths
negro population Of 10 day !. pneec.lly
vi descsnded from tho ZOO 900 woman
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16


Al hrs' sispce Brother Wsuenona lis,
Of eligible Democratic candidates. for 1892
looks sufficiently long and varied to sstisi,
ne moot critical taste. There are Cieye.
iInd aud Campbell and Carlisle and Boies
aud Norrison and Psitison and Gray and
oormsn tor the hr, place on the ticket.
With Morrison snd Flower add Waller ard
Able, and Gray and Russell ~ running
Uat. Brother wsiterson sppear, to h.ye
'sseD . ssreisl survey Of the field. spd yst
se do no, observe the name OF Governor
David BrnIsi' Hin in bis extensive cs.s,
losus The distinguished Kentucky editor
has evidently sized up that IN uch.tslke ed.
ot gentleman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

Tho JoSssisns ssgS pls1isn frpeei 10
pfodsos ~. ooo, 600 pounds d sssn In
tho rtsi crpp sud 10 secure sbop, ". coo.i
600 IRON its federal treasury, II 10 going
10 be . little awkward. ors would THAI.
ior nee thus hslped by the Mekinlsy lsv
10 shoot many negroes hereafter for voting
tie Republican ticket.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

10 'iss Of the cis<u repssied question
whether The Legislature II csnvened 10 sx.
Ire session you'd have . legal rish, To
fleet successor 10 Hoo. Geosss r "a
naads - usii~d States senator before
November ]. Free Press reporter called
upon S~nsicf Rdnurds 10 ssosrs.io M,
vies co The sablee, When aslsd the
9nssiion be aid: usless tho Stale re.
verses The eoss,nutiOs saa liz ovr p,e,i.
ous determinations. any meeting o. the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

A Mssosn isfnsf allied col The oscsDs
hl.ss rqsiriss ibs ossss 81 biz farm mort
gag. vns The simple sasaNDesi; Mcrigs
sss 10 bay pesfcss. before The vn be
lad piso~d 60 isesnk sAscs 90 bis farm 10
cider 10 odd 10 Bis stock oi negroes He
hss nsv9 h<ep abe 10 In IA.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

Legislature before Norrnbes csnSoi slsc,
ssy obs 10 speossd ns becsuss the oons,n
tataOs 81 tho Uaited States osly allows .
L<slsls,ure CO governor 10 81 ], 10 ss,i.
oipsisoa TIE visdom Of ihis constiiu,
i.osAl rro.lsion 10 obtlons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

Inc ehiidrens health mus, not be neg.
iee'ed Cold in the head causes c.t.rrb
Eiys Cream Balm cures At once. II /.
perfectly safe and is easily applied into
the nos'rii'. The worst cases Yielding 10
IL Price zoe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16
s3x CHARLES HAWIgy Com RS.
PARIS Il BUFFUM'S ksrArr.

State Of Vernon, District OF Manchester, 70
| IN Probate Court held at Manchester, within
and for issid District on the Isi. day Of Joly
A. ID it9l
John u. BnIam. FIeoutor 81 the sstate Of
Paris n. Brfnm late u Dorset In raid District
| dsceased, mado application 10 said Court with
the consent and appreciation In writing Of the
heirs Of sid deceased residing In tho State on
Vermont, for license 10 cell part OF the res n
estate Of aid deceased. tituAted In said Dorsst
10 wit
The property known ~ the Beach Ridge
owned by deceased IN bis lifetime, aud small
plot lying east Of the high way and north VI The
bridge Ia The fonth Village OF east Dorset. AIN
said real estste being stusted la said tosb Of
u Dorset, representing that the sale tL.rsof
would be beneficial to the heirs u SAID deceased
md tbo.e Interested In said estate.
Kbtieupon II vas ordered that hearing on
said application be held al the Probate ON > In
Manchester 10 raid District on the l5th dsy u
July A. a. 1891, Ut ~ O'clock A. n and that
notice 81 aid application The nstnfe and reasons
thereof and The lime and place u bearing there.
30, he gwen to all pfrsons interested by ths
publication hereof three seeis taeesssiyely Ia
the Manchester JorssAL. . newspsper printed Al
Manchester 10 said Disuic,, prsv,ns 10 ssid
time Of he1ring.
true Heoo.d
Attest, j. = FEsk. Register
true copy u record.
s3w Attest. " PEsN, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

1 " IN III IDblOsIh = poliIEs
Estate Of JostfH u. wfoFHks.
The nndef~igned. banBg ts@s appointed By
The Bon. Probst. CoaTt for the District 81 Mar.
chester C0mmissionsrs, 20 receive, tIsajns, ssd
adjust III claims and dsmsndx u ali fersons
against ibe ss,sts 81
Joseph d Hiethsm, late Of Manchester
IN sfl5 district. decreased aad all eiaas srLiblt.
ed ~ ofiset thereto, hereby give Ioilee tbsi We
siii meet Tor the pufposss aforesaid 81 the late
dssiarg house u The decsued II Marches,
Ter Village On the &c dsy Of Deesnibsr
Der nsrt. iron o'eloes . m. nBiil e'eoet
p. ~. on said day ard that siI m1nsbs from
the Eth day Of jane A. b. 1881 IL the
time limited BY said Court for said creditors 10
pissspt their elalfDs 70 ns TOT eIAmipsiicn and
Allowance.
Dated Al Manchester this 9Th day Of June A, D :.
issl
=. I Iss .; HnE.hsEnswar' cemt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16
mo. MAS FLEMlNG'S GUARDIAN.

i tr,T. ~ VERMONT. District OF Manchester ~
In p,ohs,, Court, held at Manchester, within
AID for ,sjd District, on the Sth day Of July
A. D. 1891 .,,,
me late Of Airing, on in said District deceased,
propo., d 10 render account OF his Gus,dian.
ship OF said Ward.
VIII reupoD /. was OF, eIou 'ha' sA'd Aceount
Cont 10 be lela ~ ,ha . 'obsio Office In Msn
chester, in said District, on re l.h day Of
August 4 D. 1884, AT 10 O'Clock ~ ua forenoon
and that notice thereof. be 4 "ee 20 ~ PR.
sons interested by the publication "e'soi ~ W,
Manchester JOURNAL, n newspaper p'puu ~
said Manchester. three weeks success WeV pre-
yiousy TO the time 30 appointed.
true record,
Attest, J. y. FEM, Register
true copy CT record.
103w Attest. J. X. FEM. Reuister
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

{ ,OM ISSIONEk'S NOTICE.
Estate Of PATHIog 0EanY.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the Distflci OF Man
chester Commissioners. to receive, sIspline. and
adjutt all claims and demands of oil persons
against the estate Of
Patrick oesry, late Of Arlington
10 said Distriet, deceased. and all claims sIhib-
tied 10 Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
We will meet for the purposes Aforesaid, ~
the late dwelling house of deceased 10 Arlington
on the 18th day Of December, 1891, from nins
O'Clock A. NJ until four O'Clock y. NJ on AID DAY,
and that siI months from the Goth day OF June
A. d. 1891, Ia the time limited BY said Court for
said creditors 10 present their elaine 10 Us Tor
examination and allowance.
Dsted At Arlington this 27tb day Of Juno
A. D. 1851.
v, WILLIAMS, a.,
e3x CHAhLEs HAWLEY Nohi y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16

A UCTION.
! Warren Clemens Of Dorset In the County
OF Bennington and State Of Vermont, ~ agent OF
all the heirs Of Eelsh wilkins and Mary wilkins
late OF Dorset declared. will sell Al public auc.
ton on the 18th day Of July, 1891, Al 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon oil the real estate belonging to
tho estates Of said seah and Mary wilkins do.
scribed as follows Bald real estate being tho
farm known ~ the sslah wilkins farm sjtusted
In the town OF Dorset, containing 40 acres more
or less. All Of said farm will be sold together
OF will be divided into two parts ~ may be de.
sired by those desiring ~ purchase. Bald real
estate 10 free from all remembrance except =
mortgage Of about 1910.
WARREN CLEMONs,
Agent for all the heirs Of seah and May vii.
kins late Of Dorset deceased.
Dorset, w., July let, 1891, glw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16
OMMIbsIONEk's NOTICE,

Attest, J. y FEM. Register.
A true copy Of record.
-. Att.., J. v. Pgss, Hep,,t.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
Plant Trees.

Every street in city should have trees
panted on either side. Trees are attractive
and everything that adds to the attraction
Of town Is o benefit. Trees ere soutcs
Of pleasure to the residents end TO the vls!-
tors of s. city and every thing that adds pleas
urs to people Is also benefit to the plsce.
Trees then are benefit 10 two ways. In.
yesto.s look for evidences ofpermancy when
thew visit city. When they zee trees
planted on the edges of every avenue and
cross street they know ct once that the citi-
zens feel sure o! the advancement Of the
place, Settlers look for the comforts and
attractions to be found in city, when they
90 to place and see the streets graded. sud
that trees have been planted ell along the
sidewalks; they understand the comsor erd
beauty that .s 10 store for them st that
place. They hpy, build and MAKE their
homes thsre. Everything done to iucsesse
the appearance of city adds juet that much
to es,ablish i.s growth. Something more
THAI business is necessary TO promote the
best interests of city. The line Of 5uEiness
is good one to work upon; but to make
strong city every energy should ne pu' ioftn
to add to the Inducements for business the
reouitsmenis Of perfect home. 1t is right
IN mild factories and railroads; it seqnaly
imnortant to pave the streets, supply llgn!s,
furnish water end plens tresa. FACTORIES
and railroads will cell Iote, paved slreete,
electric Lights sud water wo;ks viii sell
lois and 90 will shade trees. The lot own
ers should plant then. VITA shsde trees
on all cur central streetF, We Tould have
the prettieut tcwo in the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17

WATERMELON 7 rains Nos. g. 10 - and
3 connect daily to and from Wsrrenton, and
No. ID daily except Sunday,
FRANKLIN DIvIsI0N-Daily, e1ceptSuDday.
Junction $40 q. NJ; leave Franklin Junction
$40 p. T., arrive Rocky ut. 81 o p. n.
WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
ALL TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Alexandria from depot at 900 c. N
snd 4:45 p. M; arrive at Round Hill 11:3O o.
Ii. and 7:20 p. N.
Returning, trains leave Ronnd Hill 600 a N.
and $40 p. m, arriving at Alexandria st 1923
g. n. and 5:35 p. m.
Leave Washington at 625 p. m. and arrive at
Leesburg at $40 p. N. Leave Leesbu-g at 5:25
s. NJ and arrive at Washington st 1903 x. NJ
The 900 a. n. train from Alexandria connects
ct Round Hill with stage for Blue Ridge Berry,
vile and Winchester, and at Leosburg with atages
for alde and Middleburg.
The 500 g. N. train aud 4:45 p. n. trsin rem
Alexandria connect at Vienna with stages FOR
Fairfax Court House.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
On trains Nos. and 10 Pullmsn Buffet Sleep.
ers between New York and Atlanta, and At
ianta and New Orleans.
On trains Nos IL and - Pullman Buffet ves-
tibule sleepers between Washington and New
Orleans; Kew York, and Washington and hot
Springs via Salisbury; and Washington and Au-
gusta
On trains Nos 13 and IA Pullman Shoppers
between Washington and Memphis via Lynch
burg and Bristol.
Through tickets on ssls ct the principal stations
to sill points. For rates or information apply to
any agent OF the Company, or to
Us 3 THOMPSON, supt., Alcxa Va.
G. .H. BoRUM, D. P. a., Lynchburg, Va
w. Fl GREEN, Gen Mgr, Wash r. G.
JAS. L. TAYLOR. g. p. a., Wash. ;, DC.
Slh HAAS, Traffic Mgr, Richuiond, Va