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The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

Little that is honorable can be expect
ed from men too depraved to observe the
first principals of party honor. The men
who were elected as Republicans and by
Republicans to the Legislature, and then
turned the organization over to the Dem
ocratic minority, could not be expected
to be actuated by honest motives in any
subsequent actions.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

The disgraceful scenes enacted in the
lower branch of the Assembly last Sum
day afternoon when the session was
turned into bum picnic, in which ink
stands and te-baskets were thrown
all over the room by drunken reformers,
was fitting termination of the disgrace
full career OF that mugwump-combine-re-
form body.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

The Assembly this week appointed a
committee to wait upon the Governor
and see if he knew of any good reason
why they should not adjourn. Our wor-
thy Governor knew of no valid excuse
for its ever having existed at all, much
less attempting to continue its unnat-
ural existence.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

In the recent municipal election in
Denver, the Republican and Netos were
cheek by jowl The influence that
brought these two papers, usually so far
apart, together was the mutual desire
for reform"
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

One Of the most quiet, but at the same
influential members of the upper house
was Senator Bailey Of this district. A
man Of positive character and a stalwart
Republican, he has been at all times
alive and active in the interests of his
constituency and his party.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

Senator Edmunds, of Vermont, who
has for many years been one of the lead
ing statesmen of the Senate and the
country, has tendered his resignation to
the Governor and will retire to private
life. He has been prominent Republi-
can since the organization of the party,
and his retirement will be great loss to
the party.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

The antics Of Mahoney in the Legisla-
ture have turned Democratic majority
of nearly $500 in Leadville last fall, in
to Republican majority of nearly 1000
this spring. This is the only good result
ing from his labors
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

Governor David Bennett Hill, of New
York, has written letter to friend for
publication, in which he declares that
he is and always has been in favor of re-
tanning the protective features OF our
tariff system, and that any man who does
not favor this is not good Democrat.
He is evidently endeavoring to read Gro
yer Cleveland out of the party.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

So long as the voters continue to elect
men. who are too ignorant to make sue
cessful country justices of the peace, to
the Legislature simply because they
have never been in politics and are there
fore supposed to be uncorrupted; just
SO long will such farces as the late Leg
islature exist.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

The London Economist says that the
marquis di Rudini and the italian gov
ernment are in cul de sac" We are
not very well acquainted with the for
eign languages, but presume that the
above is the italian for "holding the bag. "
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

The printers divided the honors very
evenly on Tuesday. Billy Milburn was
defeated for Mayor of Denver, but Joe
T. Lawless was elected member of the
board of trustees of Lamar.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

The Millington trial is rapidly drawing
to be revived in Denver, and the dailies
will therefore still be able to obtain
supply of mud to fill their sheets.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

The Rural and Republican Re-appor-
tionment bill has finally passed both
branches OF the Assembly, and only
needs the Governors signature to make
it law. We might also add that it is
by far the best law passed by the Eighth
General Assembly.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

The Springfield Herald comes out
this week as Democratic newspaper,
Jas. E. Church retires and l.. A. Wikoff
assumes control. Mr.. Wikoff was for
four years editor of the Chico at Mime
apolis in Baca county.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

The "nomadic" newspaper plant is
again located in Lamar, it has now be-
come somewhat "nomadic" in politics, a
fault from which it was free before.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

After hard fight the combine sue
ceeded in passing an appropriation to
pay their hirelings for numbering Chief
Hawley This was the crowning piece
of infamy Of the session.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

Prowers, Kiowa and Baca counties will
hereafter send up Republican member
of the lower house of the Legislature,
and he won't be of the combine variety
either, you can wager.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11
THE LAMAR REGISTER.
The rssid gsps, Of 9,s7sn County,
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT.

The combine in the Legislature sue
ceeded in carrying out their great re-
form anti-corporation act of defeating all
railroad and irrigation legislation.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

Ex-senator Blair, lately appointed
Minister to China, says that he will not
leave for his oriental post Of duty for sew
eral weeks yet. This raises the painful
suggestion that he may make a speech
or two yet before he starts. The Chinese
government is reported as entirely salts
fled with his appointment. This would
indicate that the Congressional Record
does not circulate extensively in the an
cient empire Of the east.-CoIorddo Sun.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

Thereport that reciprocity treaty with
Mexico will soon be concluded shows that
Secretary Blaine is fully aroused to the
requirements Of the situation. An ex-
tension of our trade with the other coun-
tries of the continent is what the Repub-
lican party seeks at this moment, and
Mr.. Blaine, as leader of the party and
the Foreign Minister Of the Government,
will see that this is brought about
Globe Democrat.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

Jerry, the champion sans socks, has
been stopping at the Windsor hotel in
New York, paying tax of s6 day for
the privilege. He is said to be entirely
at ease amid the luxurious surroundings
of metropolitan tavern. His hair is
now entirely devoid of hayseed. and he
can gaze with unquailing eye upon the
clerks 1S-karat diamond-possible he
has seen carrots before-and in fact like
all other commoners who rise in the
world, Jerry is becoming an aristocrat.
Success to him, hardy, good-natured
sunhower seed that he is!-Pueblo Sun
day Opinion.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

the United States is ridiculous. The lat
ter is one of the greatest powers in the
world. A power capable within six
month of buying and building fleet
that would block every port in Italy.
American ingenuity would be so stimu-
lated to outdo itself that it would turn
every steamer that could float into an i'm
provised ironclad.-London Spectator.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

A belle Of Dawson county, Texas, sitter
waiting half an hour in the Office Of a jus
tice of the peace for the man she was to
marry got impatient, borrowed the JUS
tice's revolver, and started to look for her
intended. At the end of twenty minutes
she returned, driving the laggard before
her, and the ceremony was performed
ErchdnQe.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

Texas has Hogg for governor, q Pig
for judge, a Lamb for senator, a Durham
for representative, and Buffalo for
sheriff. And in additional to all this
the farmers alliance continues to stir up
the animals.-Er.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

The other day wagon maker, who
had been dumb for years, picked up
hub and spoke. Yes, and a blind car
penter on the same day reached out for
his plane and saw, and a deaf sheep
ranchman went out with his dog and
herd, and noseless fisherman caught a
barrel of herring and smelt, and a
defunct halter was tenderly deposited on
pile of hair and felt, and a forty-ton
elephant inserted his trunk into CRATE
and fiue.-Rocky Ford Enterprise.-And
in thinking up the above Herrick staid
up all night and lied.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11


ssWhat about New York;" asks our es-
teemed Democratic contemporary, the
ST. Paul Globe. at must be won to se-
cure the victory. Can Cleveland carry
it? That is the great question to be an
swered." 1t is an easy question to an
swer. Mr.. Cleveland won in New York in
1854 merely by a scratch. He was beat
en- up to the moment when an estimable
gentleman whose vocal organs were Pc
culiarly fitted for the emission of the let
ter R saved him beyond his deserts and
contrary to reasonable expectation. In
1888 Mr.. Cleveland was fairly and square
ly beaten. There was no accident, and
the bull-head luck which his admirers
attributed to him was not visible. In
spite of all the power and patronage Of
the Federal administration, its head was
rejected by his own State. A candidate
who loses his own State under such cir
cumstances by nearly fifteen thousand
votes cannot be apologized for success
fully. He is entirely out OF the ques-
tion.--Ne,o York Sun.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

General Palmer says his hair is atoo
gray and thin" for him to aspire to the
Presidency; but still better reason is to
be found in that part Of his head which
lies beneath the hair.-Er.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

Only favorable comments are made
over the reappointment of James P.
Maxwell for, State engineer. He has
made most excellent official and no new
man could perform the duties as accep-
tably.-Field and Farm.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

Deacon Richard Smith, of the Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette, belives that the
Office should seek the man, and hearing
few days ago that $500 municipal
tured.-GIobe-D Democrat.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

v,spe<r Paper OF Howsrs
vss established on
..c ,nh. 1855. Nov y the
,.-s 20 subscribe $50.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11
Bright Paragraphs captured b. our
Scissors.

FIRST LEGISLATOR, (gloomily, Jan il
"And we've had no offer for that Puck.
The combine in. the Eighth General
Assembly will hand over to the people .
tureen full Of their delicious soup de re-
form the first Of the coming week.-Mon-
tezunld Journal.
The Lamar register., 1891-04-11

The Eighth General Assembly has not
only exonerated the Seventh General
Assembly but it has immortalized that
much abused body. 1t will require
nineteen or twentg Assemblies to exon
crate the Eighth.--Paln Lake Herald
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-26

ssrez'. SlessiaS ssrsksr. T.ssun. Israsr.
lerex-1A
Azys-Sene-
Ihe believing Approximate estimates we're
reae b. As elcrk.
Improvement 81 tsrsaasiite sssnee.
froIn Bsrtseif street - Aall sigee..
ee1zE aiaeks Ama41t .---...-.-...--.. - .fss ~
ImpEoYeDSaf 81 6ran1ylsls avenue.
frNIa bart tStt strecs 70 Hall street.
AAilNeea elsck. An0eag.....-.- 7s-Ass "a
Improvement II SraRdslli< avenue.
from kagtlett street - Hal street
6rsle Rapids bT4ok. AnoaEG -...---. a. rs o
Co1sifGctlon ~ sswer IN s,lss be
tween Gee crlcE street AID Wealthy
syeEae. An1ung --...-..-. Sc e
iUpr0semea, OF NoE;a Sprl3g street
frem Monroe street. 10 hast falten
street cedar blocks AneEns - 2S& %
Improvement OF West Bridge street
tom SoGs2 jefferson STREET 10
West SIDE Ditch. AEognt. ...-.--....... &C. SIS &
Improvement Of Hamilton street.
fFeE West Leon arc street 10 North
street Amount .....--.-.....--..-.-.--..-- 80 %
Construction q sewer tn Ceafer
street. from sycamore street 10
fifth aseeue. Amount Sc IS
Also the amended estimate 81 cesi 81
improving Tenfh street. irom Norsa
Front street 10 Broadway. Amoeat i.soo o.
And the amended estimate Of eoss OF
irirroviDs Essi Fulton street. from
Union street 10 East street Amount s.kS "
Accepted ana placed On fle-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-26

Eaxla =. Ia. mager.
Seosxe &. Fsfrs. treasurer.
" A. Saiaxzaaa. s4erk-
James 4aasaoeEs. e0E4Rfrsl.er-
Wa. kEszg. MsFsaxL
eis1sa >ElsiFza. member bosra 81 Review.
Aadi>aa J. Iirieh. msszbsr Bo4sd Il hes.e@-
" "a g HesEtall. justice Il gas grsee.
!s4a y. 10 s al. jSss.ss o. lls ee&<e-
Marcus A. FrosF. aldsrIsAa ). ward.
Eaeeae b. C0aSeF. Alderman >-coaa saro-
Lewis "a DaA toa. Alderman fAira ward
Asiaeai kieEes. s.aexDaa lea "a ward
J4ass " Asa0asy. alderman filth ssr4
!. H. An1sssoa. Alderman sixth vast.
Ios. knsnler. alderman seventh H2rd
Asolgn wzszbar<. Alderman ElxhEh ward
Isaac n IaraeT. a.deFmaa Niath ward
JsA2 Dfrsse. Alderman Isath ward.
hsaarikss LepEiak. sapersisos First ward.
EseeFt Z. Locals supervisor Second ward.
JoAa bsnsasnia. SUPERVISE TART ward.
WA ID. Frost. supervisor kOarth ward
JoAa ksaseafsld. supervisor Filth ward
jacob A. sm. 3. supervisor sixth ward
hsnEy o. reaeriaerhoras Supervisor. Seventh
ward
wm- y. 0fLeary. supervisor. Eighth ward.
SAas. :. ho.aaoae. supervisor. slntl ward
FfsHloat l. skseis. supervisor. Tenth ward.
Joha Dsksfra. eoaslA5Ie. FIRST xsrL
j. W. Lindsay. eonstabis. Third ward.
Isaac Green taam. eonstabis. Fourth ward
traitor H. Poad. constable. Fifth ward
Charles A Wood. constable. SIKH ward
torae.- Aastenbrook. constable, seyezta
ward.
Albert Jackson. constable. Eighth ward
j. C. PlFkin. constable. Tenth xa-!.
Leonard. 4 Merrill. collector. laird ward.
John Qui e collector seventh ward
Respectfully.
W. A. sHrSKxAS.
Civ Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-26
POLICE AID FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

GRASp RariDs. Mica. April ~ ls'l.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Councils
oeatiemen-under directions of the board
i transmit you a report Of the condition OF
street lights. for the week ending April
l.. lsgl. that rcna Led dal.shted one hour AID
over.
respectfully submitted.
j. i. McREgSoErs.
Secretary.
Referred to COMMITTEES on Lamps.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-26
COMMON COUNCIL
fcsslcsAl.l


A1SoEExxo Sxxxzos-
oaAss EAREDs. kxsnxz Esss.A pr - ISL
toaacll fI1sS .s1 x4s es-Le2 - 1z&s< - A@1
eisSsias. pretideaf Of tie eoslefs.
fres~at-Ala Aadsrssn. csgpssfsr. Sres ae.
D.sen. Dsss Enmer. azas<E. Miller. Mia
Askss. 0DsnaslI saaaAsfs. etesR. Stosss.
sprea-. 4tsos.ls sEFyksE. TassaE. farn@r.
ler>x-D.
On motion o. Aid. creqar tae minutes Of tne
last rcxal4< ssssloR ere agprayeL
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-26
REpOaTS or CIT OFFICERS.

C--s fe~ssfex~'s or-frr
sRt~s Rtffes. Mfen-. Aert > fSsl.
To ne Eerersrfe she Mayer ard can,rea
Council Of me cry Of G-,as Rspsass
fsenti.rnen-- There heisa Ssff cent ren~via
IRE respective fifnas. wralt respectfully ASS
sest the clerk aud eosnrfrssfer draw VIZ
rant IN my tsVer. ca tie esty depository for
RE total aneans Of sAe ieslswtss orders.
No. AHoaafs
ses2 Stste street sevsr...--...~--..---.-es sS -
60 Sycamore street sswer.- SIS
..---..--..sss--S 80 =
Respeeffaily submitted.
$50. A. Pxssy.
Civ Tressar~-
kss. rrr-er nsved that tas przyer Of tns
re ssener % granted
Arertet.
Yess-atf. Anfevsca. csrr>ns~r. creqse
rlsren. Esnnsr. Faas~r. Nsgi~r. Mis- Mckee
erpos s-Is. ssunaees. stesa. steses. srrsas
ssesnlns ssryssr. rsfeana. raraer. Yerex.
IN
Nsvs--Sene.
grrrrr ~ err cssrx
T. sh- Hrre-snsr. ts~ ssssr sns cenmea
fesr~ft
f1erfs~rue---Tn> s~iis~s~r s~efv si<~s-s -
seer- have aaea tassr sss<ps~ss> ssa sssa -
vice
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-26
IesAs P. cssorx.
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!. /. E4keEk1Is.
tommi.tas-

Adopfea
IL the iasaerssas. TIE commos Cesacii IL sAs
cts q tSfSnc Ass idss
eens1ee ea-A eG< ceznliftes ~ Dams and
Accounts. Il Nhan Ms Feier1e4 tias pkGtioa
81 AssAS DutSen by =. = McsTide. ter alter
nSs. kis~kins snserles fFoaa 4eseaSsse saaesaiA
SsFsss- esf ;, is,s t5Ags - BFiase1 fESesca-
li-<s. fesf"ssfssy report shs1 they hase s4fs-
t1-.s txst4incd tae s4aae aua rsosa,iaen4 iAAt
shs prayer u the pef. siessr y at granted.
Respectfully suhsnltse1.
gaES j. CzKesk.
r.. y boNzsaL-
:. + ! SkKrzxFEk
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-26

the ssae tssss aad eeadlEsas sReciaea Ser tie
,41ssls froz sae nrsf socAisy. 1Ae sreesa tar
IA s.ss.y - ls taTalsAee 81 tae cir II Grsna
kaesas.
ezs4ld GAe s4Ppiy 81 eisaEF locality ancient
ssiess asR As~ laailisa t5.es.esa ss.se4s Bs<
->J. u txeaEx -fo2r 81 hears e&ea. tie aid
lhs Cook We.g CemDSax, sian act be sRiltlsa
70 4By esnBsRs&ss5a for i4bor AID m&terlA4
fsrtee wr.ss "a tkzt loesfty
tak GOA 8uE cosrASr.
Il r CGog.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-26

AeepteG.
Aeas-Ale- Anaessea. Ckraenter. creqae.
IAossa, E1nseE. ASases. A.lles. Mia ooa~
nea. Strsn. Stokes. spEea.. SaeAlaus. SEFyAer.
1steSaa. leF1ey. lerex-l..
Aays-<one-
l. tae hoaeraose. TIE coHmsE Counc4l. Il the
Gay ~ Grand RAPIDS,
oeaiieaae@-l Your Committee on Claims and
Accounts. together With gks city alton ~. T.
~aom MAS referred the eonm1nscaf,an q
Charles sleoies. relative 10 Ise ozss Ct Cara
vs. Brown. In 5edse Groves ee1rt AID a. 10
sfs 9eaefhent araca2tiEs VITA oosfs 10 $50
page sei pr nied proceedings respectfully sss
poll thSt lises lsse csrelaliy eAsulnea lac
s@iae. and TAD thai tae osEeef Ia question
ertee Ia compliance win the CITY ordinances
IN the matter. bar that ths rlrenlt faslee held
that the ordinances uReer ahsca tae s.ssesT
sc &c, WA deieetlfe. eur esm1aiisee. th.re.
lore. recommend thar the aeconhf a,e Allowe0.
and that the ely com2sralies place the suIa "A
MS seeAly report.
Respectfully sghas4eo
JonS Z. CAnerE
IL. o'sA0~xsll.
p T. CARFtS-fs
Committee on Jisims al Accounts
w. " sSSxE 1AssDx
CITY Atfafarx
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-26

Referred to Committee on Lamps.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-26

To the Honorable. the Common Council g.
the CITY Of Grand Rapids:
6entlemen-Toar committee on streets. %
whom was referred the petition OF Henry
Bohne and others relative 10 the eraeing.
sFaveling and paving the cutters Of MGittoa
street from Leonard street 10 North street.
fpase Is, printed pToeeedingsl. respectfully r.
port that they hAve carefully examined the
same ana ana t.iat the petitioners are RESI-
dents of-rhe city OF Graad Rapids aad s.e
owners of s. majority OF the resident foo; front
age on said street. between the lines named.
Your committee therefore recommend that
the prayer ot the petitioners be granted.
Respectfully submitted.
ANDREW poYLx.
Ed. IL. sTEIS.
fRED SAUspKRs.
WN. II. Stokes.
Gro. ". NILS,
Committee Oh Streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-20
AUCTION sALEs-rusurs Days.


ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM
ID Mary Y. Pierce and w. ": Pierce. her hus-
hnnd, to ms Ms trustees for .he Old Dominion
building and Loan. Association, OF Richmond
Va. dated the sth day of November, 1890
and dnjy recorded in the clerks Office of Nanse-
moud county In Deed Of Trust Book No. 1. page
S0l, default having been made in the paymen,
OF the bond secured thereby and being required
80 to do by the beneficiary therein named, We
will SELL by public auction, on the premises, Ia
the town of suffolk, Virginia on
SATURDAY. THE ODD DAY OF AUGUST. 1897.
at 70 o'clock NJ, the following described real
ist. A certain lot Of land in the town OF suf-
folk, county OF Nansemond, Virginia, fronting
13s feet on Main street and 40 feet on First
Cross street in said town.
adj certain other tract OF land in said town,
county and State, fronting 92Is feet on Main
street in said town, running back between par
Alieilines 1872 feet, and adjoining the lot hrst
above described
sd A certain lot OF land in said town, county
and State. bounded on the north by First Cross
street on the west by Back street, on the south
by the land Of n. g; Norfeet and on the east by
the lot of land of NJ. J. l.. kilby's estate.
4th. Another lot Of land in said town, county
and State fronting on Dumyille's lane in said
town and purchased OF Edmond Bailey. .
Terms: Cash sufficient 10 pay the expenses OF
executing this trust and the amount then duo
and payable on account OF said bond secured by
said deed OF trust, and the residue, II any. on
snch terms as will lie announced on the day OF
sale. +. ly,i,I
jysO-9Ot Trustees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-20
A WARM wAyE COMING.
Hale and Hearty.

These two adjectives by no means imply the
possession Of great muscular strength. There
are many men and women Of slight build and
inferior stature 10 whom the terms hale and
hearty perfectly apply Their compilations are
clear, eyes bright and vivaciOus pulses tran
Gull step elastic. movements steady, sleep I'M
disturbed, appetites sound These indicla OF
hacness and heartiness. HOstetters Stomach Bit
ters will Assuredly bestow upon the feeble, the
nervous and the dyspeptic. No tonic of the cen
tury compares with il in popularity. no other
rivals il in efficacy. As permanent IMMIGRATION
means also the previous regulation OF disorder
i'm The system Hostetter's stomach bitters must
also be regarded as chief among regulators. II
cOnquers and prevents malaria and rheumatism,
oyercomes inactivity OF the liver, bowels and
kidneys, and promotes the acquisition OF flesh
as well as vigOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-20

their efforts failed 10 find standing room tney
ssra IN despair In spite of the crowd, how.
aver the steamer and barges had hardly iett
the pier when room was found for dancing
and festivity ran high. .,.d
AZ night when the excureionists feturneu'
they were welcomed with fireworks. hnonk
those who enjoyed tho sail were hegis I,s
Frank Z. Fitzgerald, the leader OF lny "a
trict George +, Lyon, OF the suPren. ,, sp ~
tho Board OF Aldermen; Police Justice hoRsn'
Assemblyman Duffy, ex-Alderman Ciesry'
Deputy Sheriff Finn, Court Clerk Dun ,g hial-
shall Madigan. John Mc(irath, Michael Shan-
non and Coroner Schultz.
THE RAILROAD cENsURED AGAIN.
Coroner Levy and jury investigated
another case yesterday where person WI ws7
killed while crossing the tracks OF tho Hud-
son River railroad where they run INTO tha'
company's yards on the west slde up toWn.
| ast week. in the case OF Mary Horn, jury
found occasion 10 censure the raiiroaas i Ia
apement and also one of its engineers, Inc
case that they took up Yesterday was that OF
William j. Gordon. who was kiiled ny q
freight train on July eth, at Seventy-second
street and Thirteenth avenue.
The train was backing and the conductor.
John Friery, of 40 Humboldt street. Jersey
city. was supposed TO be on the lookout tor
danger. The jury were satisfied that he wa,
negligent. They said so in their verdict. and
said also that the New York Central and Hud-
son River Railroad Company was censurable
because they did not have fagman at that
crossing.
WARM WAVE COMING.
Before the end Of the week warm wave
will make an unwelcome visit TO this vicinity
at least that's what the present indications
point TO- Local Forecast Official Dunn has dis
covered that the warm wave IS coming eastward.
The people won't be pleased to hear that the
of the warm wave is away above
the normal, and that when it gets here 1t Will
be ia full force.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-20
JAMES RIYER DIVISION.

(R. AND A. RI
LEAVE RICHMOND:
900 A. NJ, mai, daily for Lynchburg. Natural
Bridge, Lexington, Buens Vista
Glasgow and Clifton Forge. Par
lor chair Richmond 70 Clifton
Forge, excepting on Sundays train.
4:30 T. NJ, except Sunday, for Lynchburg, con-
Meeting with = train leaving lynch.
burg at 600 A. 81 for Natural
Bridge. Lexington and Clifton
Forge SleepIng-car to Lynchburg,
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
$40 T. NJ, daily, from Clifton Forge
20 A. NJ, except Sunday from Clifton Forge
Station, Eighth and Canal streets.
For further information apply 20 4. W. Gar
bers Office. 9Ol east Main street; Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company's stations; Chesa-
peake and Ohio general Office. Eighth and Main.
JOHN ID. POTTS
Division Passenger Agent
y ICHMOND AND SEVEN PINES RAILWAY
III SUMMER SCHEDULE,
UNION LINE ELECTRIC CARS CONNECT
WITH ALL TRAINS.
DAILY
Leave Richmond: Leave Seven Pines:
6 80 A. NJ; Il NJ $3.50 A. NJ: 7:3O A NJ
s 30 P NJ; 7I5P. " II. NJ; 6:l5 r NJ
SUNDAY.
10 A. NJ; Pm; 2P NJ; "a. NJ; II A. "; Up.
3 7. NJ; 4P. NJ; ?. NJ; BPM: 4PM.; p VI;
z =. N. PPM
Hound trip tickets twenty FIVE cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-20

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