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Don't call spade a spade when It ia q
shovel.
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Dr. Le Due. PeriodIcaI P,II.

Are warranted to relieve tardy irregular and dsaxs
menstruations Established in Europe in 1885, England
1880 Canada, 1877 United States 1887 we sell this
French pill at % a box three for o. We warrant
three boxes to give relief above stated or refund
the money. These goods be sent per mail on
receipt Of money. We incorporated stock co,n
pany with the greater Of stock Of $500
geo already taken Am. PHI q Med. Co., royalty pro
man Drug Co., Omaha.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
A FALL FANCY.
For The Times. ]

When the summer Joys are ended. and the
fall is fairly on,
When the corn il I'm the corn-crtb and the
swallows south have gone;
When the farmer by his log fire talks oil iaoofs
that are done, A.. 81,
OF the prospects OF the WINTER hno '"e i"'
that's now begun; -, ,ho
When the air gets cool and bracing, ana lhe
fall frOsrs snowy lie, ,.., ,,,o
Then the happy time is present WHEN NV
fatteIedh hog must de.
Won may talk about your springtime ana the
law summer DAYS. ,.o
Ana your great lat Xmas turkey ana the Ice
and skating craze; 49,, .o,,,
You may talk about your iON chase anu SOui
happy hunting time. -.
OF your thankful day and New ear III "hht-
ever land OF cline, -
But the time that brings the pleasure III
which merriment runs high,
Is the happy time In autumn when the fat'
tened hog must die
Then the smoke house fills up n cely. and the
empty lard cans. too;
The sou e is worked and mOulded-sO's the
sausage then run through"
And then there are the baekbOnes and the
spare ribs AID the feet,
All chopped and packed and sailed 10 stay
~ time 10 eat.
o. the old farmhouse IS merry, It's goo'
old time-put why?
/ lis the happy ume IN autumn Nheh TIC i"V
tened hog must die.
Then a touch Of independence moves tn
good old farmers heart
As he starts of In his wagon for the neafes
country mart.
4 lie is laden with the products OF the soil an'
butcher pen,
While enough he leaves behind him to SUI
flee for many men.
/ lie Is ready for his company, both the yer
low ana high
/ The happy time has come and gone when IN
faticued hog must die.
l.. +. VI
Emory, Va
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Under the head "lhe MougOlian Curso,
The following curious article appears M The
California frult-Growcr:
Gradually the heather Chinese il eating
hi, way into an branches OF trade on The
Pacific coast the last 10 Doe invaded being
the flolal business. During the past sea
son one OF the san francisc0's elite, who
for some wears has been augmuntlng
an already pblethOric purse 10y growing
flowers for the market. set = Cninlnau up
in business at san Mat.O. The venture
proved perfect success, three or four
thousand dollars already have been cleared
by thu Celestial. As a natural consequence
other Cinnamon now talk of engaging iu
cut-hOwer growing. Our florists lO0k with
dismay upon the prospect of Chinese COM
petion and Chinese flower stores, which
NAV now at any time Dee established on the
principal streets Of san Francisco. TINS
would simply mean ruin 90 a now prosper
Gus class OF merchants and growers.
II is but with shame that We acknowledge
the fact that there are those among us.
boasting OF wealth and intelligence. who
would thus start the stone ~ destruction
rolling, which, unless stopped by those more
public,spirted, will soon drag iu the miro
one OF the nOblest of professions and bust
uesses of California. n Cinnamon are al
lowed 20 enter This field Of industry, lt Will
soon be- a fact that our fair daughters Will
not De able 10 wear rose upon their breast
which may not have been grown or handled
los the leprOus hand Of Il Chinaman. ANY
one familiar with the deplOrable condition
OF the Chinese-iniested vegetable GROWING
business the coast Will readily cOmpro-
bend the impending evil.
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sLIANANANlA4-AA1A@@
Two DAILY TRAlNE no NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LGNClBUkG
SCHEDULELS EFFECT JAN. IL. 1891.
LEAVE RICdMOND: BIRD-SIRkkI STA
TON.
900 \. n. Daily. va Petersburg. Richmond
ana Norfolk through express. Al
i've Norfolk II.,1A n. stops only
81 Petersburg. Maverly and sui
folk.
g;15 A, Nj. Daily, rid Petersburg. Arrive at
Petersburg 1000 4. VI No 9
caves Petersburg nos A. N. fol
Faunyille, LynChOurg and All
points south and west Through
car Richmond 20 Roanoke and
121OP. NJ. Daily. ttq Petersburg. Arrives al
petcrsbur. I2.a6 J.. ~, daily
leaves Petersburg at 700 +. NJ.
oaly, arriving al Norfolk at 33u
PM
Hoop II Daily. ria Petersburg. arriving ai
Petersburg at 1902 A. NJ, con
u-etinz with Train 40. !. leaving
Petclsburgat 12:4O A. ". for Farm.
Vile. Lynchhurg aud all points
south and West. Pullman palace
sltcucr between Richmond and
Lynchbsrg. b, rths ready for oc
VJucy at 81 T. NJ.
ll:35 A. VI. Daily, uo Burkevllle for Farm
vile, Lynchburs and the West and
PULLMAN SLEEPING-CAR ACCOMMODA-
TONS.
No. l-sleeplnE-car Richmond 20 lynch
burg: also Petersburg u Bristol without
change, leaving Petersburg daily al 1910 A,
VI. Pullman sleeper Lynch0urg [, Mem
phis. without change.
so. 3-Ihrou-h coach Richmond 10
Roanoke aud ltadtord. PM imam sleeper
Roanoke % Memphis, without change.
Tickets, OaQaa4e-cnecys and an nforma-
ton can b. obtained 40 RicnmOId ana Peters
burg kall-odd depot, \. ". CARRIERS, lON
Main street. and 40 the Company Office, %
east Main street,
T.. ". COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent.
W. B. HENlIL,
General Passenger Agent
General Office. Roanoke. Va.
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Far away behind the plains Of Mesopo,a
mia, ON the banks of the river ligris. lie
the ruins of the ancient city Of NineNah
Not long since huge mounds of earth and
stone marked the place where the palace,
aud walls Of the proud capital OF the great
Assyrian empire stood.
The spade ana scraper, first Of the French
and then Of the English, have cleared all
the earth away and laid bare all that r.
mains Of the old streets and palaces where
the proud princes of Assyria walked and
lived. The gods they wOrshipped and the
books they read have all been revealed b.
the sight OF a wondering world.
The most curious ot all the curious things
preserved in this wonderful manner are the
clay books OF Nileyeb. The chief library Of
the city was contained in the palace Of
kanyuniik. The clay books. which COM
posed It's contents, were sets of tablets, COW
cred with very small letters. The tablets
are all Oblong in shape, and when several of
them are used for one book, the first line OF
the tablet following was written at the end
Of the one preceding ii. The writing was
done when the clay Of the tablet was soft;
IL was then baked TO harden it. Each tablet
was numbered just as the librarians OF to-
day number the DO, Ks Of which they have
charge.
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,,,.,oa in spowdrift and could not rise

haus,ed in a snowdrift and could not rise
again. 1T. t,,s ard no
la desDerately TO push forward on ioot.
~, whicheyer direction he turned tne SUI"
p ,'',s niIed M in walls, and he realized tpey
'rsra Ia DRIFT. and escape was imposs'oie
',;,hout a mitasle AT last he sunk Gown
y, Hero and threw his arms around tne
ealIant horse. who had tried his best 70
ave his master. He called and called ior
helm. but the wind had arisen, 3nd MS VOICE
seemed to sail aimiessly away ana tne
spirit Of the wind 10 answer mocA,ns,s, ,
once be thought be heard an ans"ei, .I.S
call but though ne strained his ears 10 .iie
utmost he could not hear IL repeated
Then be gave up hope. ., ia
I've viii wait Tor death together, OLD
fellow he said. drawing still closer 10
Horn Hero rubbed his nose softly against
| his hand i'm answer, aud then they quietly
waited. Ill. an
AT first Il was very cold. Then JACK ala
NOT notice thesceld much and sank into 4
sweet slumber. and all earthly things faded
away, and he had glorious dream OF
heaven. Jeanne, IN ANGELS garD ana glea,i'
ing white wings, came 10 greet hlul WIN
outstretched hands, great light SHINING oi
/ her face. As he looked farther he saw tna'
| fnlS lENl WAS lthfAliN AA"aA'
Presence seated on the great white throne
I lie fell on his knees before him. IN rapt De
yotion. and the Presence smiled upon MIN
| Then the vision faded away. and not even
dream disturbed his repOse. Horse ana
rider lay perfectly still, and the snow snow
drifted aud drifted. and covered them VIII
its soft white mantle. Jack had gone
home.
In the little snow bound cabin the three
men waited anNiously for the return o
their mate, but he did not come. When th'
storm was over they hunted for him, but th'
snow was vet so deep they could accom-
plish nothing. In a few days the snow be
gan to melt little, and the search was re
newed.
In a drift, not twenty yards from th'
cabin. they found him. the light from th'
glorious presence he had Deneid III M
dream still reflected in his beautiful colo
face. and his hand held her last lette
tigL tlv clasped i'm its cold fingers.
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40 graphically depicted by the painter, az
they appeared in Judea after Herods' cruel
decree. This NAV be accounted Tor IN part
nv the kind Of weapons with which the IN
surgents were armed. They had picked up
here and there, a few old and useless fowl
ing-pieces and pistols; but the weapons that
seemed better adapted 10 their inhuman
policy, were axes, knives and hatchets.
The death-strOke was thereby made as
silent as il was efectual, while 10 make the
result more certain, in the majority OF cases
the thrOats Of their victims were cut. Inc
use Of firearms required supply OF ammu-
milton. was uncertain In its effects, and the
reports would create alarm and betray the
movements Of the marauders.
TOUCHING INCIDENTS.
The most touching accounts were gwen
I Of the confusion aud dismay that pretallel
among all class a. reports OF the outbreak
spread over the county. The men were u.
a loss what 10 do. They had lew arms anu
Las ammunition. They could not leaNc
thoir families unprotected, nor was II SAL,
10 remain with them and be hutcheIed ny
the blacks. Before midday OF mat ialeiul
| Monday the latter had arrived near the
lbridge over the Holloway river. lhe IAN =
inc. i'm the region through which tbeN mao
MT passeI. and who had been Obliged 10
lee from their homes. had gOtteh ~ the
eastern side Of the river, and were coinPar-
atiyely safe ..
But they were in pitiable state between
the fatigue subsequent upon the excitement
and trials of their retreat. lmproVised
booths in the depths Of the neighborlng pine
forests afforded them imperfect protection
from the weather. and uncertain re-
treats from the marauding negroes. CROWDS
ofdelicate women and young children were
huddled together suffering from hunger ih
the DAYTIME and exposed at nights to the
chilling moisture Of the swamps. The men
mad cone either in search of food or 10 Joir
their friends in arming and organizing u
meet their cruel foe. The descriptions o
these scenes, though short and hurriedly
expressed, are sufficient 10 show lh'
straits 10 which these sufferers were re
( duced bv the terrible events Of but lew
days.
To Lp concluded
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--------.-~--------~--.- $1,000. - r,-----
RICHMOND & DANYlLLE 4. l..
SHORTEST AND QUICK PSI kO SOU"
AND SOUTHWEST.
sCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 4. 1891
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT ]
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. IL, 3:l5 A. NJ.
rOUTHFI,N EXPRESS, daily, for Danyiiie'
- Greensboro WinstOn-Salem, Durham
Rateipb Rdndleman, salisbury, AsheNlHe'
H0t SPRINGS. Charlotte, Columbia, AIKEN
Augusta, Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgom-
erv. New Orleans, Texas. and California
pullman palace sleeping-cars Richmond 10
Danville and Danville 10 Asheyille, Augusta
Birmingham, aud New Orleans.
TRAIN NO. IS. 1875 4. VI.
virginia AND NORTH CAROLINA IN
v PRESS, daily, Tor Burkevllle, All sta
tions on the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Lynchburg Knoxville, Chattanooga, Mem
unls. and Nashville. also for keysvlle
CiarksVime, oxford. Henderson Durham
ana ksluisn. This tram goes through sond
to kaiUi51.
THAN No o. l p. NJ.
VAST NAIL. daily, for all points on ln'
L Farmville and POwhatan Railroad, ian'
Vile. Greensboro, " instOn- salem, Raleigh
Charlotte, Asbeyllle. Columbia, Augusta
Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery. New
orleans, Texas, and California. Pullman
palace sleepng-cars Danvlle 10 Augusth IN
Atlanta. and at Greensboro sleeper VIA Asne
Vile 20 Mnrristown. Tenn, Al DanNille con
uects with the Nestlbule Limited.
TRAIN No. II. Is =. VI.
NFLIA ACCOMMODATION, daily, eNcep
4 sunday, for Amelia Courthouse ana I'D
fermeuiHIs points.
tESAlN No. 81. 6;l5 A. VI.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily, except SUNDAY
I freight train with coacn attached lo
Clover, Va, and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
Train No. ~, q A. NJ; No. 10, $50 T. NJ.
NJ, IU, 40 p. NJ. and 40. Is S;46 a, VI
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VIII you heed the warning-the signal, per-
haps, OF the sure approach Of that more terri
Bile disease. Consumption? Ask yourselves
II you can AFFORD for the sake Of saving so
cents, TO run the risk and do nothing Tor ~.
We know from experience that ShilOh's cure
viii cure your Cough. IL never falls. This
explains why more than Million of Bottles
were sold the past year. II relieves Group
and WhOoping Cough az once. Mothers. do
not be without it. sample bottles free. sold
by Bodeker Brothers and IA. NJ. shields & Co..
,orner Of fifth and Marshall streets3
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RAILROADS.
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
u AND POTOMAC RAiLROAD.-Sche }
ule commencing JANUARY 18TH. 49, -
Eastern standard time.

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
u AND POTOMAC RAILROADS.&C. i'
ule commencing JANUARY 18TH. 49, -
Eastern standard time:
s:O7 =. m. leaves Byrd-street station dsil}
stops only at Ashland, boih"eh
Milford Fredericksburg breot'
auG WidewH..r. icepcr " t~i'h ~
ton ami NV IDTk. Arrives NJ
Washington az / :Ol y. m; baiti-
more. 1917 D. m.. Phlladelphl''
SAD m: New Ork, q; Op IN.
II.52 g. m. leaves IS, ul-stIeri stat "a ID.
except SUNDAY. Buffet larlor ti
HichmOnd 10 Washington Ar
riyes no Washington at 4:lO p. M
Baltimore. b;3i p. M; lhlia .,i,',-
phia. T 40 p. m: New York 1888
-.to n. m. leaves Byrd-s,reet station daily
Siecplng car Richmond 70
York Sfops only az Ashland
Bothwell. Tilford. FREDERICKSBURG
Brooke and Whitewater. stops AZ
other stations ON sundays AT
rv,S 40 Washington az ll:lo r.
m Baltimore 1919 a. m fhllA-
deph.a, 3.ij a. M: New YORK. o'o
Am. a.
! sleeper from New YORK. Stop'
only nt " idewatcr, Brook, Fred
ericksburg, Milford. Boihwel am.
Ashland. Stops al other STATIONS
o.ss p. m. srri ,,t lsyrd-stteet station la y
Stops ~ FfedercF shuig, Milioi'
Bothwcll. and Ashland. ~lrcpt'
sfOm Washington and New t"ih
does not stop al Elba. ..
/ o.45 p, III. arrives az Byrd-streef station Hi
EXCEPT sunday Buffet Putiof ca
Washington 70 Richmond.
/ FRI ACCOMMO DAIIoN
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
4.OO n. nj. leaves Byrd stree station; an
rives az Fredericksburg b.. $40 b.
.
s.3O a m. arrives a. Yer' street station
leave. Fredericksburg 60 a. ID
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
e.4sa. NJ. leaves Elba Arrives at Ashland
7:33 "a. m.
6:24p n. leaves kioa' arrives al Nshi"N' "
7:03 p. m.
s.4b a. m. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashiani 81
800 "a. m.
6.lSp. m. arrives at Elba, leaves A'htihI '
$50 p. m. ,....
/ The New York and Florida ~pc 'inl Nesl
+ bule Tram leaves Byrd street station at sol
/ "A. m. on Tuesdays. Thursday and saturday.
commencing January 22d, and arrives A
I Bvrd-street st tlon az $40 D. nl. ON DhlaN ,
Wednesdays and Fridays. Extra iaie Do
charged ON this train.
C.A.TAILOR. Tralic Maua-e
EFT. u. MYERS. General superintendent
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~ ORR RIVER LINE VIA WEST
POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAVOKITE ROUTE TO BALI Mpth
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK.
LEAVE RICHMOND:


LEAVE RICHMOND:
rkAlS so. 10, $40 4. VI,
4 OCAL EAINt~S, daily, except Nunda.
| STOPS Al al stations. Al Lester Manor
sOnnects with stage for Walkerion, also con-
meets with Baltimore steamer AZ West tolni'
TRAIN No. is. ABS l.. VI.
BALTIMORE LlNli I'D, daily. except sun
u day, for West Point, connecting WIN
Yorx-rlyer steamers ior Baltimore. Az bal-
timurc steamers connect with Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad for Washington, Pm lhdelphll
ana New York FAKE: Richmond 10 Baill-
more. -; 20 Washington, 50; Co Philadelpnla
$3.50: New York. sT.3O. .,
~TtANf r. LEAVE BALTIMORE +. NJ
lrDt WEST POINT, daily, except SUNDAY
/ thence Dy Richmond and DHnVilie ht o.
road 20 Richmond, arriving 9:lb 4. VI anu
1910 A. NJ, and connecting with IRAN No
Is. lSee Tram No. l5-Nlrginia and horlh
Carolina eXpress.)
TRAIN NO. 40. 7:4O A. NJ.
I OCAL, MlXEl, daily, except SUNDAY
| 1 leaves 1wcnty-tLird street station fci
sr.t Point and Intermediate points.
Ticket ONCE at station foot OF NlrglnN
street Cpen 300 A. VI. to 900 T.. NJ, and from
900 r. ". 10 2.,}O a. N.
city ticket office. 8Ol Na street.
SOL. HAAS. JAS l.. IA1 lOk
Traffic Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
JOSkPU 4. PITTS Div. Pass. Agent,
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should see that her little ones are pro-
.ected, and that a bottle OF DIR. Dayid's
Cough syrup is at hand TO give in case I
Group coughs, or colds.
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Fifty-four, Iorty or fight. See W. 4. Il
RObertsOn's advertisement in this paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
TRAINS NoRIHWARD
srnYPlNG PLAchg

NOD. Ia, 3}. ami 80 make uo Stops.
Sos. % anr - stop on signal at Manrrrs co
Drewrf Bluff. tentrsiia and Chester N's
IS and 80 stops ON signal az Manchester ani
Chester - "a ST. fsOn sig I'D uf Nihcne>-
ter only nr passengers purchasing tickets
o. Irregular stopping-places for This train south
of Petersburg. nos 81, 81. so and ~ Will
stop at all ,tat. Ous for passengers.
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$500 Reward 1!

We vil pay the above reward for any case Of Liver
Comp amt Dyspepsia, SICK Headache Indigestion Con
.tllafiHn or Costyeness We cannot cure with Vests
Vegetable Liver u j. hen the directions are strictly
complied with. They purely Vegetable, and never
alrto-nvo Satisfaction. Sugar Coated Large boxes
containing 81 Pills p cents Beware Of couuterfeits
anI imlftions The genuine manufactured only BY
ire jobs & Wi-sr COMPANY. CHICAGO. ILL.
Sold by + p. REEVE a CO.. 6O2 east Mar.
shalt street. richmond, Va.
ia23-Fr.Su, Mely
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ALIEN & G5yTGW.
ASD TOBACCO MtNIsAcruRar..
RICHMOND, VA.
factories. Gth and Cary sEa 9TH sad Car,
Streets

CHARITIES Rich 4nond straight Cut
10. ihe origina. hlorl) Virginia Brights,
Opera fnd-, aud OF r popular brands.
SMOKING TOR CCO.-Kichmond Gem.
Curly Cut, hicb'Aond Straight Cut, Old
zip Long Cut, like chop Cut, Smoking
Mixtures (curlg cut and granuatedl. asd
Cut Plug Toba eos. &c. sc. All ressred
from the chOicett tObaccOs prOcurable.
mhZ6-u ALLEN { GTNCFP
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETE HSBuRG RAIL
ROAD TINS TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, January lo. 1851
40 A. NJ, trains on tnis ioal Will tuh as l1l
lows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY 40 T.. VI. Manifest
d e. one hour before sailing time.
Steamers Oeaye New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al
=. ", arriving En- Richmond MONDAY anc
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York via Jamca
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JAMES RIVERD DIVISION,

JAMES NlFEh DIVISION.
tk. & A. X. R.J
FAVE RICHMOND.
200 \. u. Mail daily foI LynchtIrg. Lea
ingion and clifton fOrge.
a J. "a. EXCEPT ,uhd. ; IN LyuchJurg
connecting with train loavlna
LyhchOtls az 6.OI A. NJ fof
lexington and Clifton Forge
Sleeping car 10 Lyuehburg
oo.., ARRIVE Al KlCHMOND.
ESQ r. N. daily from. clifton Fore.
$40 A. 81. except sunday nom C1iff,,.
fotse'l.e1 lngton, Va and Lynch.
burg.
station; Eighth and Canal streets
JOHN b. POTTS.
II. W. FULLkR,
10 ~ General PASSENGER AQenf
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On Trains Sos. IA and % sieepmg-car- be-
tween New York and Tampa, D. Ia, iti1 Jncs.
sOuVlllel ON Trains Nos. II and u sleep
ing-cars between New lork and Ch1r'r tom.
On Traits SOS. p and - slecpug-cars bee
twccf New York au Jacksonville. On trains
NCs. 81 and II sleeping cars between Rich
mOnd and LvnChburg Va
In addition 30 the above. the New York and
Florida special. consisting Of ullman Nc,ti-
Ouie cars only leaves hcnmOud, south
bound. 40 =: p. M. Mondays, M cdntsdays ,
and Fridays, ana leaves Petersburg uorfu-
bound, nt 3; - "a. I'D. on Tuesdays, Thursdays
ami SATURDAYS. Extra fare ls charged on his
train.
IHE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Richmond. .9.C5 \. u. norfolk. Il:47 A. VI
Richmond, tl2IO PM. Norfolk, $50 h. VI.
Norfolk, 1856 a. NJ RCh'd, II4l 4. NJ,
Norfolk. 400 =. ". hlch' 20, $40 B.. 81.
The Trains leaving richmond az 300 a. NJ.
and NORFOLK al 400 f.. NJ. are solid trains Dee.
tween these two points, and passenger .,
through without change OF cars. Close con.
nections are also made at Petersburg Dy tine
1910 4. NJ. tain from Richmond and tho
s35 A. NJ. train from Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond az 9I5 NJ. aur
li.ZOf NJ, audarrlying at Hichmundat -4T
4. VI. and $40 y. VI. make close connection
al petersburg To and from farmyilie, Lyucn.
burg and southwestern points.
n. 81, SULLN.
superintendent
r.. T. ID. MYERS,
General superintendent
/. NJ. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent.
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t'ARMVILLE AND POWHATAN
hAlLROAD.-General office, 80. 7O3 east
d D. IN treet.--schedule In effect JANUARY
LEAVE RICHMOND.
o'Oo p. NJ. via Atlantic Coast Line for Per-
muda.
SlO q. n. Via Atlantic Coast Line for MIN.
tefpock ana intermediate stations
LUZ p. III via hlchmOnB and Danvi.le Ion
farmville and all stations west al
WinterpOck
90, ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
$50 a. In. via Atlantic Coast Line from Rer-
muda.
oaO-p N. Via Atlantic Coast Line ffon
winterpock and lntermedi lte va.
tons va
o'0O p. Ia Via Richmond aud Danyille from,
Wlntegpock, Farmyille and int,r.
mediate station =
Al trains daily except sunday.
rof tickets, baggage checks, Timetable.
: a. IT,, can upon A. ". CARRIER. the Ati,nfic
COast Line and Richmond and DaDvtii. ~,
'V'' w. &. LAUOHTON.
I.uxsp 1eneral Passenger Agent.
JAMES Il. WERrH, General Manager
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