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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31

yesrs old. and Mus Nsnnse b. Brame went
over 10 oxford this week aud returned
united in matfimony.
Or. Allen s. Mason. of taiscnunty, and
Miss Deanie Robertson. OF vhariotte, were
married to-day, Rev. J. Il. Newbiii ofii-
Mr. Norman II. Williams, cashier Of the
Bank 81 Chase CITY. and Miss Willie Jesup
Russell, Of Necklenburg, we're married this
morning. Key. r. N Whaley, OF Cinrks-
vile, was the officiating minister.
WEDDING sERExApr.
Tho BOYS OF this town have custom
that Is never varied from. and that Is TO
sefenade all newly.married residents of
the place The music commences about
or 2 O'Clock az night. when IL is presumed
all nature Is wrapped IN slunibef and lights
have disappeared. II is not the sound OF
the violin. the flute. or the harp. but the
unnArfhly diseords of the squedunc, the
big horns, the beating OF tin pans. horse.
fiddes, aad terrific explosions OF baby
walkers. The more popular the groom the
greater the aoise. and when the calathump
Is omitted IL is considered by the boys that
the bridegroom Is not deserving OF such
demonstratiye recognition.
OTHER NOTES.
The Christmas trade here has been I'M
precedented with the merchants.
There will be a special term OF Mecklen-
burg Circuit Court on tho 18th Of January.
and Judge Wexford. Of Richmond. is ex-
pected to preside.
Charles j. Faulkner, ESQ.,, OF this conn
w, who is an aspirant for the judgeship
made vaoant by the death of Judge Irving,
has the endorsation of the Mecklenburg
bar.
Rev. John l.. Daisie,, for some time'resi-
torate of the Christian or Campbellite
church, OF Versailles. Ky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
the News in Old Buckingham.

TCOrrespOndenceoi tne isicHlhouu Di7p"'~"'l
DIANA Mills, Va, December 2S,-Mr.
Smith w. Brown, an Old and highly es.
feemod citizen of Buckingham county, died 81
the residence OF his son, near New Canton, on
the night OF December 25th aged seyenty-cighl
wears. He had been hopelessly III Tor some
months past, and much OF the time great SUI
ferer lie was a steward IN the Methodist church'
OF which he had been a worthy and useful mem
Der many years. .,.,.,,
The grip is prevailing 20 considerable extent
but no very serious cases have yet developed.
Tho wheat crop is looking remarkably wen, ana
farmers are ahead In following for another crop.
During the late spell Of wet and warm weather
the crop of tobacco, which had been well cured
was ali taken down In good order Tor stripping.
DR. X. II. Ayres, who lived near Hayness CHAP
Ell, in this county, Is reported 10 have died the
first part Of last week. and his wife Is SAID 10 DC
extremelytl 49,, >,
MIR. n. &. Moon. who has been SEX more than
two months with mnlarlal-feyer at S1owden' DIS
fesidence, IS reported mending, and his friends
hone that he will sOon DO well and active again.
DR.. Goodwin. foriucrly Of Louisa county, Dut
now OF Arkansas has been lately on VISIT 70
our county, and II Ia thought that Dis aim Is 70
capture one Of our most charming young ledies
ana take her with him 10 his distant home. II
be succeeds tho young couple WI carry "i'n
them the best wishes OF many friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
socia, Events in Charlottesville.

[CorrespOndence OF the hichfnond DlspatcnJ
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. December 3o-The
Je1erson-Park Hotel at our soon-to-be summer
resort, Fry's Springs, near the city, is about
completed.
side OF his aged mother In Nelson county,
Mrs. Early Marshall. ninety years OF age, Is
quite III with the grip at Earlysyille. Mr.. II. ID.
Smith, OF the same place, who has been very ILL.,
is improving.
MIR. c. W. Elliott, Of Renovs, Pa. Is visiting
his brother-in-aw, Mr.. George b. Coleatock.
DIR. and Mrs. Paul b. Barringer, Miss Lizzie
Harrison, Miss Julia Peyton, Mr. Frank Hainoy,
ana Mr.. Charles Muilikin helped Professor george
Fred. Holmes, Of the University, 10 eat bis plum
pudding.
A very delightful entertainment was that
given by Professor and Mrs William II. Perkn-
son. lac fortunate guests were Professor and
Mrs. William Nj. Thornton, DR.. and Mrs. William
b. Towies, Mr. and Mrs. Caldbeck, Mrs dc Mon
taigne, Mrs. Whitmore, Professors Holmes and
Dapney.
rtThe reception givon by Professor and Mrs.
Milton W. Humphreys in honor CT their niece,
Miss Rose Hum pnreys, was a very pleasant al
fair. Miss Slaughter, Miss Randolph, Miss Jen-
ME Randolph, MISS Baber, Mas Strayer aud
| Miss Berkeley; Messrs. @. d. and j. Fisnonrne,
| jenkins, Weaver, Baker, Farrar, Ford, Male,
| Eaton, and Wingfield were the guests.
Mr. j. n. c. Baeby, II. A., NJ. &, OF tho Uniyer-
sity, is on a short visit 10 that fDstiyltlon.
Dr. Thomas p. Cneesebocoueh, OF Asheyille,
/ n. G., Is visiting at the University.
The Mieses Tuttie are spending their vacation
at the homo OF tneir father, Professor Abort H..
| Tutlle.
! Mr.. Thompson Brown southall Is visiting his
| sister, Mrs Llzzie Gunther. at the University.
Mt, j. I. Robson, Of Mitcbeirs Station, IL visit
! ing his brother here
Miss Mary g. Johnston, Of Lexington, "a the
CUES, oil Mr. james Blasey, editor OF the Jsge-
| sonfda.
DR., 4; d. Garcin, Of Richmond, is in Char
l0ttesville.
Professor B. Boez. OF Charleston, s. c., spent
his holiday at his home, Coyesyiile, this county.
Messrs. Thomas Rsniolpb, Raieigh Minor,
Ham. Bagby, and w, T. Rosser, former students
| OF the University. spent the holidays hero
Mr. uls.A. Breaux has retained from bouis-
| Vile
The Christinas-treo at the Disciples church
| last night presented a beautiful sight. together
| With the 0ther decorations OF tue building.
| NM. i. n. johnson is sick al the res dence OF
| her son-in-law, Mr.. William II. prout.
ffederick hurpbey and Homer Jarrnan, both
| OF this place, are seeking tbn appointment VI
a ~ Hat. faffv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
PASTORAL CHANGES.

On Sunday Rev. George A. Caldwell,
pastor of the First Presbyterian church,
preached his farewell sermon aud severed
his connection with the church. For
twenty-eight years he has been teaching
these people and now owing to ill health
he has given up the charge and will GO
into the eyangelistic field under the aus
pices of the Presbyterian Church.
blr. Caldwell has been succeeded by
Rev. ID. l.. Wilson. of the city of Pulaski,
Tenn, who comes here highly recon-
mendel rs q scholar and able preacher.
MIR. Shelley Mcdonald, proprietor OF
the Mcdonald Hotel on west Main street,
died of Bright's disease on Sunday night.
His remains were taken to Marion, Va,
this afternoon for interment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
MARRIED AND GWEN IN MARRIAGE.
ADozen Virginia Couples Welded in North
Carobua-The Boys sersnade.
fCorespon1enee Of Fac Richnlnnd nIsna,ch.l

fcorespondenee Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CRAsE ClrY. Va. December ga
preacher remarked in my presence a few
days ago Fashions may change. SOCIAL
customs may vary about Christmas OBJ
seryspces, but there 10 one thing ~ which
the young AID old alike take an abiding
interest. and that u getting married aud
Eed as regards this locality. My informant
states that ever dozen couples have gone
from this vicinity Teeentiv 20 Oxford and
other points 10 North Carolina, where tie
pnptial knot Is tied with less troubls and
Formally than ia Virginia. Here the age
OF consent is twenty one, and IN the Old
North State eighteen: and q civil officer
can perform thci,efemony
NJ. John b. .Eoggan, shout eighteen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
A PLEASANT LUNCHEON.

After the german delightful little
luncheon was given at the residence of
Mr.. j.. Arthur Johnston, in honor OF Miss
Alice Lyle Jones. of New York. Those
smith. Owen Moyler, James Ruffin. and
Robert Monkur Peasants. of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
DIR. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

the first night, and after that sufficient num-
Der 10 insure daily and free action OF the
bowels. Keep this up for some time; and where
chils and fevers are stubborn, quinine In ree-
sonable doses, can be used 10 advantage with
the Pills. These Pills set your gorged liver free,
CLEANSE the stomach and bowels, and start up
normal secret.Ons. You've scored hig point.
Then, 20 cid digestion, crush the weakness and
lassitude, drive on the feeling that you'd as
leave die as live, and give tone and strength 70
your system, you must talio a tablespoonful OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31

JoLrRr. I'LL. December 30.--Fire OF o
supposed incendiary origin wiped ont the
ifc originated in iiopton's restaurant Loss'
$4,000; partially insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
nenfhs 10 Now York.
'lar teInrrnnh 10 enc plspatch.

10y telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
NEW YORK. December 80. There were l6l
deaths reported 20 the Board OF Health during
the twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day vi
these fourteen we're from grlI --nine females ana
FIVE males.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
SCHENCK'S
PULM ONIC SYRUP

taken three times q day, between meals-oi-
tenor. If the cough 10 troublesome. You can
thus surround the very worst case OF 70 or Pr
ana drive IL into speedy surrender. And you'll
do IL right away II You are Wis., ASK your Drug
gst for tue DR. Schenck Remedies.
DIR. SCbENCK'S Book on Consumption, Liver
Complaint, and Dyspepsia, sent FREQ .-
DIX. j. H. SCHENCK q son.
de 21-Su, Tu&ThtNosnr Philadelphia ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31

Doox AND JOB y !: so,lsSrs Sr s.i1s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31

Mrs. T. u. Lewis. 0xsnnA Ala. writes /:
For over twenty years / have suffered
With headaches without re&et from the
many remedies and physician l1ned du-
i.ns that period. BradycrotinI Rrodaces
the most satisfactory results. almost
s - Indispensable to my eomfof my
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31

The social event of the season in Prince
George county came of tonight at the
Courthouse. An elaborate dance and col.
lation furnished an occasion which
Brought out the young people in great
numbers, as well as many invited guests
from this city. Every arrangement had
been made 20 insure thoroughly enioya-
bic evening, and.the event will be long re.
ncmbered by those who were 50 fortunate
rs TO participate.
PERSONAL.
A delightful progressive-euchre party
vas gwen tins evening at the residence O
Mrs Dr. W. j. Allen, in honor Of visiting
The High-Street Musical Club were en-
sertalned tonight hy Mr.. John Q. Jackson
nmohg those who were present were Pro
tessor r. I. Hair aud wife, Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
rur noxrnNoR,a M1srAKE.

The Governor says he now understands
that he made mistake in offering each
man the opportunity Of stating bis claim
TO him. He ought, be says, to nave mace
the appointment before the candidates mao
and contest the appointment so bitterly.
There are very few new DEVELOPMENTS to-
day. The Farmers Alliance. through the
chairman of its Executive Committee, de-
manded this morning that the Governor
call an extra session Of the Legislature to
choose a successor to Senator Plumb. Ehe
fact that the present Legislature Is con.
trolled by the Farmers Alliance and thst
Governor Humphrey IS hepuoiicah
places an extra session out of the question
entirely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
HAVING HIGH TINE.
THE STRUGGLE BEFORE The Gov
ERNoR FOR SEAT IN u. 9. SENATE.
The Fight IL Said 90 Have Decensrnted
Into n Disgracefni scrambie-Ibs
Farmers Alliance Demand.
nr loIerrnnn . lhe pIspalch.I

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, December ga
special 20 the SIN from Topeka. Kan.
says: The struggle for the appointment
TO the vacancy in the United States Senate
made vacant bs the death OF Senator
Plumb has developed into disgracefu
scramble. The contest has not been a very
digpiiod one from the start. but now y
has deeenerated into fight which IS QUIT,
ne disgusting to the Governor. VINO VII
make the appointment, as It doubtless. !:
10 the people of Kansas and the outside
world Each candidate has established
headouarters and maintains them Just o.
il there was whole Legislature 70 Wo ,,.
,,,,on instead of one poor Governor. The
yarious candidates hold conferences. ar
range trades, make and receive promise,
much after the fashion of hot political
election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31

Mr.. Thomas L. Toler, for many years en-
gagged in mercantile business in this city,
died this morning at his residence, corner
OF Long Market and Marshall streets. MIR.
Toler was fifty-nine years old and had ac-
cumuiated quite snug little fortune. At
the outbreak of the war he promptly
volunteered and entered Company X,
Twelfth Virginia, the company organized
by the late Colonel j. Richard Leweilen.
He was wounded several times and fought
TO the close of hostilries. He was an &C
tive member Of A. =. Hill Camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31

A cooking main will be fought near this
city tomorrow night. when birds from
Richmond will be pitted against the
champions OF our local sporting-men.
IGere will be only one "shake. bag "
Sight for $50. Several other pairs are
matched under the regulations OF weight
for considerable stakes on each fight. A
pumber Of Richmond sp0rting-men will
some over, TO witness the main, which
IN chicken-hghting circles for some time
past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH,
Peculiar

To itself In many important particulars, Hood1
ssrsaparills IL dlfersnl FROM and superior 70 AIT
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination. proportion and pref
aratlon Of ingredients, Hoods sarsapariila pot
scsscs the fun curative value OF tho best knowt
remedies Of tho vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar In its medicinal merit. Hoods sarssps
RIA accomplishos cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar In strength and economy = Hoods saf
sapariila "a tho only medicine OF which can trulj
be said, 100 doses one dollar" Medicines In Target
and smaller bottles require larger doses, and ~
not produce as good results as Hoods Sarssparil4
Peculiar in its "gooe name athomc there Y
more Of Hoods sarsaparlIla soldin Lowell, whert
It Is made, than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record OF salq
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
srch popularity In 50 shorta time. Do not be In
duced to take any other preparation. Besurc togei
Hoods SaYsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81; sir forts Prepsredonlf
byc. l. HOOD 6 CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC

before and after meals. Already. You begin 10
feel ike new person. But don't forget your
lnngs. Beware Of ihe terrible tendency OF La
Grippe toward Pneumonia IL you have chest
pains or cough, better settle the matter et once
by a tablespoonful Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
srlen. pLAIsrIrr. AGlINsr su.FEa. Asn ans.

Stag, PLAISrIFP, AGAINST sHAFER, AND AIS, DE-
FESDASIs-lH THE CHANCERY COURT OF fnE
CITY OF RICHHosD.
/, Charles VI. Goddiu, clerk Of said court, GER
THY that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by hedecree la said cause OF NoYem-
Der 10, 1891, has been duly given.
Given unuer my hand this 4th day OF Deem
Der, 1891. CHARLES w. GoDDIN, Clerk.
de ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
TRAINS SoRrnw,s,.
'Daiiy.
STOPPING PLACER

Nos II, 81, and 80 make oo son. =
and as stop on signal At Manrh@rs, - 2
and Chester. Nos. "a and q ton @o = -'.liai'A
Manchester. Dtesrys, Cenfrala. ass 'sHA =
No. 20 ssops on sigma ma. a. Nan hester On, =,
ping-piaces Tor this train s1uth n 80 -
Nos 80, 80. 81, 81, 80, an 40 Vii 49, 'soirt
nal at ali sta tlons. 'p . q.
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FREDERICKSBURG

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
N AND POTOMAC kAlLhO1A AZ .s.te,a
commencing NOfs ANN 49,
standard tune. 49,. s..ti,n dsli1
s:04 A. n. leaves Byni-si5..si IS s1'''I RI,,STsi
stops only 81 Nhahl, Dtt...'-ss'
Milford, Fredencksbur1 hnso.e
anc Whitewater. sleeper " w..
Iagton and New YORK hiiIl'.s
Wsshington 1901 ?. n, baugt'
AZ I:I7 r. ~. Philadelphia @f'
X. New York $3.50 7. " al, "a.
,,.xo A NJ. Ieayes byrd-Strcet stai el sS." "a.
eeps sunday BuIe' tA'I 80.
Richmond 20 New igfs' 49,,
tvsshington 40 r ". BsD,H,
BOA 2. NJ. PhlladelpaA ''t' J. -
New YORK 1885 r. u. -. A.t,
sos p N. leaves Byrd-Stress s'a1ln 49,.
'''' Sleeper HichmOnf - Ne nan
stors only az Ashland, $3.50
MIltori. ErederlcAsJafy p, "a.
AID Wtdeuater. S.cps * ~ 800.
tlsns CA Sundays hnNes 10,
ineton Ii,0S =. NJ, Baluno,s -,
AN. Philadelphia 3:41 A. NJ "e'
YORK $50 4 av y; station aaiiIE :
e0o A. On Sieencs rom new Iork $3.50
m Nidewater, Broke, ~, an.
hn,~ NIltord, Bolhwel, alu S,a.
AMI. s,oDs al other sia,lo,s t az 4.
days Leaves wzsahs''h -
a. Bvri-ssree, stasion . Jay
soS q n AZ Ffederickso1rg' ,s'.s-s.
flofnwell and Ashts4 -. Y..rt.
~, Wsshhlgloa and SsS va,
Does laos ,o sci IP6sTA.N IA.
o.ss u N srnyes az Byrd-Strees s't s.o',r or
BOD =. n .'', Sanday. Beres fasS1 80
S1SsP. ,r~ so 2.cnmonL
Wssa,ag,oa 800 J; nlon,rfoS
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ACCoANoVa'
fhhpn"n.Is navy sxcsrr SUNDAY: ,rr,,as
- m a ,ssx..s BYrl-strecs SATIN,
400 r NJ ,y,eriek burg a. 0.t0 h ,,.v~
=. frS~s~-s a sr(S-~i reel slas'0~'' 49,
ss4o n -, az s.,,rs.borg eos A NJ
ASHLAND fkAlSS
| panY sxcKgf suSrAN. ...,sn. A
!. -. n leaves HbA Arrives a.
ga r. y. lss,ss. ne~
| 40 n arrives ElDa- Leaves A
"a ;. = c sss., =; u Il nnA Leaves A''iAA'"
$50 Z Taylor. frame . x.ass''
49, - - s,sses Al sapsnnsssae''-
| monk AND JOB woE!k! M Nh MI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31

TIE PLANTERS NATIONAL BAsKOF RcHM0SD,l
RICHMOND. VA, December 20. 1891. !
RNHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
Il have this day declared dividend OF PER
CENT. ffree Of tax oat OF the prorts Of the last
sax months, payable on and after January 2,
1892. MANN s. qUARLES.
de 24-tJa5 Cashier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
sUIcIDED OR KILLED

1t is feared that be has been killed or
that he has committed suicide. A small
grip-sack with his name on the bottom OF 1t
was found after his disappearance on the
banks of Beaver creek. His room is Just
In the same condition as when he left
here. None of his clothes. not even his
overcoat. were taken away. His brother
telegraphed from Charlestown, W. Va, to-
day that he had not seen or heard from
HIM. A dilgent search VIII be made an
over the country. In the mean time if he
sees this article he Will please confer a
favor on many anxious friends by notify
ing them of his whereabouts.
On the SOth instant Mr.. Z. S. Smith, OF
Atlanta, Ga. and Miss Fannie Oney, of
this city, will be united in marriage. 1t
will be very quiet, only few friends be-
ing invited. Miss Oney IS one OF our
popular young ladies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
Ae.wAs NsARLYAsPHYxIATeo
Narrow Escape OF u. Y. white-Frank
Rx.n Accidentally SHOOTS Himself.

Narrow Escape OF Bs fs Wh'te-rfn"s
Ryan Accidentally shoots Himself.
Correspondents Of the Richmond Dispateb.l
Isysause. Va. December 30.-Mr. b. V.
White. q Young, energetic. and prominent
businessman. mas just had narrow escape
from death by asphyxiation, Golngto ms
room about ii O'Clock he fixed bis coal
stove for the night and retired. Awaken
ing. Mt what hour he does not know, with
terrible Jumping of his heart he sprang
from the bed and attempted 10 light his
lamp, but he fell and broke It, Managing
70 oct on some of ms clothing be CROPPED
his way uponSthe floor TO the door, but
failed 10 open 1t. How long he laid there
he does not know, but says 1t seemed TOT
hours. Finally succeeding In reaching
the knob and opening TIE door he Tell
down a short fight of steps and reached
the yard of the residence, when he again
fell and remained for some time.
AGAIN sUcCUMgED. ~
Then recovering somewhat he ma tagged
90 cross the street 10 the house OF his
friend, Nj. Z. G. Cauffman, and knock at
his door, when he again succumbed. but
his summons was heard and MIR. Cauifman
came and drew him into the house. Medi-
cal aid was at nee called. lie raiiled,
and is to-day about again. 1t was o,clocK
in the morning when ne reached DIS
Irie0u . HOUSE,. llt . aiAo ANS'A'r'
horrible IN the extreme and he gave him
self up for dead On examination his
room was found to be filled with coal gas
from the imperfect stove.
THE OLD STORY OF TIE GUN.
Frank Ryan, youth OF about fifteen
wears. with another young coma lnlon
went hunting yesterday evening near town
and accidentally shot himself. Again the
old story, He crawled through a wire
fence. leaving his gun on the ground be-
hind him. Then reaching for 1t be drew
81 10 him muzzle foremost, when the ham,
mer caught on q stone and the weapon
went off. The entire load passed into his
right leg Just above the knee. Though
no bone was broken the flesh wound Is
exceedingly severe and painful.
Intelligence has been received here OF
the death of the venerable mother of MIR.
Charles p. Janney. of Leesburg, at the
residence of another son IN Philadelphia.
She was the widow of James Z; Janney'
prominent and greatly-esteemed citzen OF
Iondoun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
EARMyILLE AND POWHATly
IL RAILROAD

u hAiLhOAD.
GENERAL OFFICES EOS tASr MAIN SrRr-r
SCHEDULE IN BFFECl u.uaEkI5.ls.I
LEAVE mCug0sA
800 p NJ. rid Ricnnond AMI Dtnvile r,i,ro.i
Tor farmyll.r ans au pan = -, n
hOseley Jun"I.n
1905 A. NJ, ria Atlanti' roas, lie t,, B.,.
mltin.
I2:40 y. NJ. VlI Atlant' Coast Lins so- WtD..,.
DOck andl ntorue 'laio sfaus1s.
All trains daily except Slndty.
for Idtturc 40 t....I. ..rlF fl q sru1.r,f
and Danville and Atlal'if ,oa-. limo f.5...
CARRIERS Ticket Office, or tl g. Do NILSSON
General Freight AMI Passenger As.rf.
JAMES X. MEKTH. General Manager. 30,
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RICHMOND AND DASyILLE


III RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN BFFECT DEG EMBFR G.ls,t.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. Va.
$500 AN SOUTHERN EXrRENS daIrio A..
lsuta, Augusta, ant p.lts >l.ih
Connects at Green. h)U Or nurusa
End Raleigh; ~ Salisbury fr Nre.
ern North Carolina llfser gsrs ..,,t
iAko sleeper as 9P n. hr5l,h
sleepers nom Uarvis SOFT
800 p. n FAST NAIL, daily ilr Atlanta. A.
gIs.a, auj points @oIil. CONTESTS at
hOsleys junction Win FarmylIe aui
Powhatan railroad 20 kElSglLfg
Tor tlarksyiAe, oaflri, h auier-1n.
Durham. ant Raleigh. AGAR goes
through from khmlut % Rals.sf.
Through slreuors frUn nagv.lH,
South WASHlNGTONAND SOUTH.
WESTERN YESuBULE LIMITED
south bound leaves Dlnyille 40 5.5l
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

OFFICE GERMAN AMERICAN BASEISG AND
BrILDISG COMPANY.
RICHMOND, December %, 1891.
rT1HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
l. this company have this day declared n
dividend of 10 PER CENT. out Of the pro-
fits OF the past twelve months, payable JANU-
AIRY 8, 1892. This dividend may be- paid in
cash or applied as credit Un the stock at the
option OF the stocknolder. -
CHARLES X. WILLIS,
de 3I-2t Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-31
RIcKxosp AND PsIEnsBURa RAILROAD COL
pICHMoND. FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.

The Board OF Directors Of this company have de-
elared DIVIDEND OF ~ PIX CANT. on rs
common capital sock nn9l dividend obligations,
payable on the % or JANUARY, 1902, 10 all
holders OF record on tho goth Of Docemper, 1891,
from which date 10 the Sd OF January, 1892. the
the books OF transfer viii DO clossd.
DO l7-JeRi IN WINSTON, Treasures.