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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-11

,,co marty OF girls went into, drug
s.ore twill treat" said the little red
haired one.
ooh. no; you treated hiS' 'i'"'' '''''''u
Katie with the curls.
dsay. Min has never treated as ALL
sbouted some others.
sWeIl, 90 on, "said Min.
Then they all smiled ut once az tnc SOFA
water man
'eyauilla"
T smon-strawbe rry--chocolate-co coffee
-vanilIa-me--the- yeS--phe-tooF
,hov said but they said it all at once, and
:, sonnded good deal a. this looks; Lem
acknowledgements
-illa-sss--etel"
(Which said VANILLA"
This from the soda water man. VINO was
lust as calm as anything.
Red Hair bad changed her mind linen
thew all changed their minds and snapped
of choices, and they al said agah'
"Cofrberrchockin - lemon -SooSan,ii i
ter-min-an-ssttsw all at once Mean
while he had done chocolate
(Which lady takes chocolateP'
"Oh I guess will, " said Min.
az think it's awful rude TO take yourself
frst. - Red Hair criticised, with much can
dor and III humOr.
DWELL. 20 On, take it yourself"
one, Oh. don't want chocolate, want
coffee"
"Well. who will have itT
Nobody wanted it. Min began to breathe
hard.
you are all just as mean as you can be"
she painted.
81 am sure you should not ask us 70
have soda If you won't let US choose our
own choice" Red Hair said with severity.
Then they all bollered together at each
other. and presently they fOunced out. AS
their voices died away up the block and
silence settled over the drug store the soda
waterman heaved a sigh and drank the
chocolate, remarking pensiyely as he
wiped his chin, This here trades going to
ruin my temper. "-Phiiadelpbia Press
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Fashion Echoes.

A noticeable thing in elaborate gowns Is
that the sleeves are generally a contrast to
the dress. Where this is not the case the
bodice is of a different material from the
skirt.
Some picture hats are trimmed extrava-
gantly with feathers, and favorite idea is
TO wear one plume under the brim on the
left side.
The newest models in underlinen show
most bewitching nightgowns with deep
frillings, with or without lace, the most
effective having oolored frills of soft ma
lerial
Tea gowns, to be la mode, must hang
In the softest indescribable folds; they are
made IN Grape and crepon. Those who
have old lace scarfs can turn them 70 the
best account, for they are folded on the
bodice back and front, the ends floating
over the skirt.
The pettiooats in MORE and rich silk bro
cade have almost arrived at the dignity OF
gowns, the silk frills, full at the foot. fall
ing one over the other and yelled with lace.
The more diaphanous the parasol, the
more fashionable, though many well
dressed women give the preference 20 en-
tous-cas in plain SILK, especially those with
ianciful handles curiously carved.
The Watteau plat is still seen ON every
thing from dressing gowns 10 ball dresses.
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FRUIT PRESERVES AND JEttles.
Preserving with Sugar Pound for Pound
Hints In Jelly Making

Preserving with sugar fo"'a
Hints In Jelly Making
Nu.s Maria Parloa. in talk before the
Ntassocs,nsetts Horticultural society, said
I'm regard TO preserves and 1ellies:
preservinq With sugar pound for pound
"a not extensively practiced now, most PEG
ME nreferring the simpler and more health
III mode OF canning with small quantity
~ sugar Still, there are some things that
orc better for the following Of this mode.
The strawberry cannot be preserved wlth'
out plenty OF sugar
II YOU wish 90 preserve the pineapple by
cooking care must be taken that 1t Is not
evnosed TO a high temperature for any
length of time, as cooking hardens ana
darkens the fruit All fruits are prepared
Cor preserving in sugar the same as Tor
canning Then n rich strip is made-four
mounds OF sugar 70 a pint OF water-and
he fruit is simmered in ituntil tender and
clear. Such fruit as ounces and hard
nears should be cooked until tender before
being put in the sirup.
Some kinds Of fruit are better for having
the sugar added TO them when partlaiIy
cooked. while Others should always have
/, II added the moment they are placed On
the fire Again, one kind is better Tor
standing for hours in the sugar, while
otbers should not have the sugar touch
them until they are ready TO 90 on the Ilre'
There are a few fruits which are far better
without sugar than with IL. TINS Is the
case with the prune, with which sugar
should never be put, long, slow cooking
fine rich flavor.
Cranberries. on the other hand, should
have pint Of sugar to quart OF berries
and the sugar, water and berries must go
on the fire at once and be cooked rapidly
for a short time. No other method VIII
give a satisfactory result.
In no department Of preserving does the
bousekeeper feel less sure of the results
than in Jelly making; so much depends
mon the condition Of the fruit. This IS
more pronounced in the case of small fruits
than with the larger kinds. When cur
rants are overripe, or have been plcKeu
after rain, the result Of using them VIII
be uncertain. Perhaps we notice 1t more
with this fruit than with any other De
cause it is so generally used for jelly.
Pectin. which forms the basis Of yegeta-
BILE 1ellies. is a substance which in its com
position resembles starch and gum. IT
gives to the juices Of fruits the property OF
gelatinking This property is at its best
when the fruit is Just ripe; better little
underripe than overripe. When boiled
for a long time it loses its gelatinous prop
erty and becomes Of a gummy nature.
These facts show the importance Of using
fruit that is but ripe and freshly picked,
as we'll as the need of care not to overlook
the Juice.
One form Of preserves whichis most use
full. convenient and wholesome should be
more generally adopted thanitis-namely'
the canning of fruit juice for creams. ices,
drinks etc
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OVERHEARD.

Governess--W What is the future OF the
verb ITO love-" MaryY Pupil (after a
pause)-To marry, Miss Jones.-Iit-Bits.
Mrs. Bagley dropping into a chair and
throwing off her bonnet)-We had such
lovely time at the conversations this al
ternoon. One of the members has sepa-
rated from her husband Mr.. Bagley-
Andf Mrs. Bagley-And she was not
present.-Boston Post.
II suppose" said Miss Becker to her
friend from Cincinnati, that you boil
your river water before using it," We'll
no." replied Miss Buckeye. "Our usual
custom is to slice it thin and fry it"-Life.
Mrs. Sapmind-WeIl, do declarl Them
western folks is GROWN crazy. Mrs. Lis
ner-Why, what's the matter now' Mrs.
Sapmind- Matter enough Here's an ar
tice in this paper about 'Lynching Bees
Out West" When foxes haven't got moth
in better to do IAN 90 around lynchin bees,
I've got my opinion of 'em.-Boston Cou-
rier.
Eyes" complained a grocer, business Is
dull. / have lost a good deal of trade in
the last three weeks and ] can't account
for it, And it seems TO be getting worse,
and-great Scott l had no idea it was
oclockW Going TO the bankf" NO;
cricket match. l haven't missed a game
yet this season "-Tit-Bits.
Lady 10 nursegirD- Caroline, see you
don't let the children sit on the wet grass;
they might catch cold If they are tired
you can sit on It yourself and take them on
your knees. Esprit des Autres.
Mamma, may we play at keeping a
store in heref" eyes, but you must be
very, very quiet" "Well, said wise Tom
my, well pretend we don't advertise. -
Art in Advertising.
Stout Gentleman (at table d'hote, ad-
dressing his fair Observation-Disclosures me-
madame, am rather sbortsighted. Would
you mind telling me if have tasted Of ey
erything there is on the tablei-Ilustra.
tiOn.
II think I'll buy a thermometer" be
said. Not now," replied his wife. "Ther
mometers are too high at present. Wash
ington Star.
Woman Of the World TO youthful ad
mirer)-You seem to know great deal OF
married life. Are you marriedi Smith
with blase air)--No; but my father is
Tit-Bits.
"I'm going to write book on How tc
Live on Nothing a Year." ut can't be
done" 'It can; have a receipt" What
is it," Marry a rich girl. dramatic
Life
Johnny, are you teaching that parrot
to use naughty wordsW Nom. Pm just
telling it what it mustn't say."-Tit-Bits.
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5TRUsrEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN HANOVER COUNTY,
NEAR ATLEE'S STATION.

As trustees in a deed executed by O. r. John
son. and Of record in the clerks Office OF the
County Court Of Hanover county, Deed Book
%. page $50. and BY direction OF the party
named in said deed. we will offer Tor sale at
public auction on the premises, at o'clock
+. NJ, on
MONDAY. TIE 2gTH DAYQg AVoUsI, 1899.
that valuable STORE and DWELLING COM
bined. with l4A ACRES Of LAND attached,
called Rural Point. and also tract Of land
nearly adjacent thereto Of ~ acres.
This is a very fine stand for business and
pleasant residence. and Is very couyenient
10 Atlees station. Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. The buildings are coramOdlous and IN
good condition. We Will offer first the tract
of ~ acres. and il this does not bring enough
to pay of aud discharge the deed this will be
withdrawn; the stofs-house and 1ti4 acres
will be offered, and II this should bring
enough TO pay OF and discharge the deed
this alone VIII be sold, and II not, then the
sel6 acres will be sold also
1ERMs: Cash enough to pay Of and dis
charge what is due under said deed and eK-
penses OF sale. about sGl2 aud the residue
upon credit of six twelve and eighteen
months, with interest. tho pur haser 90 re-
ceiYe deed and TO execute a trust deed upon
the property purchased 20 secure the deferred
payments. GEOhuE 4. hAN'
b. .. JAMES,
iy9-tds Trustees.
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A1n 10 rne Amicted.

The tramp walked into the jefferson av.
enue store with an air Of deep detection.
Il beg your pardon" he said TO the pro
prietor, but can you give poor suffering
man something?"
Certainly" responded the proprietor
blithely, here's bottle Of Jamaica GIN
ger. j guess that will make you feel bet
ter" and the Disguised tramp growled and
went OFF without it.--Detroit Free Press.
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EATLH DADS.
NJ; : WI EalIaIk2HeStaIaRa


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY II. 1872
LEAVE RICHMOND DAlLfh
BYRD-SrRkET STATION
300 A. ", Richmond aud Norfolk through
express Arrive Norfolk II ~ A. 4
Stops only, at Petersburg. NaVeiD
ard suffolk
900 A. ", For Lynchburg, Roanoke and inter.
mediate stations 40 connection
beyond Roanoke except Tor WIN
stoB-Sel0m division.
1920 ?. ", For Roanoke, fadtord, Pulaski
Bristol and all points South ana
West via the East 1enne ssee, VIZ
Flnia and Georgia railroad. Tar,
lOr car Petersburg TO Roanoke, ana
Pullman sleeper Roanoke g, Nen'
phis via Knoxville Snd Cnasta-
9:5s P. NJ, Daily Tor Suffolk. Norfolk an in
iermedlate stations, arrives a. Nor
folk at Z. M.
s:4s P. ~, Arrives At Norfolk AZ 9:eQP.H,
u;s0 I. H., For Roanoke, Radf0rd, PuisSKi
Bristol Also for B peheld. Poca-
hontas, ElkhorR and stations on
Ilinch Valley Division Also Tor
Louisville and stations on J., n y
X X. via Norton: also FOR ROCKY
Mount and all stations on winston.
Salem division, Pullman paace
sleeper between Richmond aud
Lypchburg. Berths ready for occus-
pahcy at 900 Z. n Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg 10 Louisville
VIA Norton
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynohburz snd
Ih9 h He ;to daily at "a A H. 2l5 + n ana a.
2:l5 L. NJ. and 6:3S p. "a.
Warrington and chattanooga Limited q
tram OF Pullman coaches aud sleeping cars,
runs daily via Shenandoah Valley route, stop
plng only Gt Iursy, Shenandoah, Basic. koa-
noke and RadfOrd.
r. ". COURTNEY.
Passenger Agent
". b. BkYiLL.
General Passenger Agent
beneral Ohico, Roanoke. "a
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TRAINS NORTHWABD.


NIOIfINb IlIAiE II.
Nos a. 50 and 80 maze no stops. Nos. p, "a
and 1S stop on sigma az Manchester, DroWry'S
Centralia and Chester. No. y Stops on signal ar
Manchester only tor passsngers purchasing
tickets 20 regular stopping places Tor this train
sOufh OF Petersburg. Nos 81, 80, 81, 81, 81 90, At,
al al - aud o. will stop on signal at all stations
Pullman Palace Buffet sleeping cars on all
through trains On train Nos Sc and u sleep
ing-cars between Richmond and Lynchburg,
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA GA.
Leaving Richmond eis A. 81. daily arriving
Weldon I2:20 J.. N. and 40 Atlanta A. NJ. via 3.
A. l.. Through sleepers Richmond TO Weldon
and Weldon 10 Atlanta,
TIE Only ALL-RAlL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Richm' nd~9,O0A N Norfolk ......li:3J A. ".
Norfolx-... $3.50 A. 81 Richmond. -lO3O A. 81.
Norfolk. 900 r. ~ Richmond. G:8s p. II.
The rains leaving Richmond at 900 A. ~ and
Norfolk AZ 500 =. NJ. are solid trains between
without change Of ears. Close connections are
also made az Petersburg by tho 5:45 p NJ and
PISS T. 81 trains from Richmond for Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond al 900 A. " 1870
T. NJ and 1910 p NJ, and arriving 40 Richmond
atT.A A. NJ. 2I5 T. NJ and 7:lj T. d.. make
close connection 90 Petersburg 20 and from
Earmyille. Lynchturg and West
r. ~ SULLl.
Superintendent.
IL. T. ID. MYERS,
General superintendent
7. u EMERsoN Traffic Manager.
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Cold mackerel pie is uncommon and
very good for picnic or luncheon dish.
Line the bottom and sides Of tin with
crust which will bear turning out and fill
with fresh or freshened macksrei, stuffed
with two-thirds veal and one-third fresh
pork. well minced and seasoned with pep
per, salt, mace, and, If liked, a little grated
lemon peel and sweet herbs. Pour in a
winegiass Of water, cover with pastry and
bake In . moderate oven.
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SMALL FARM NEAR HAw's SHOP. HAN
OVER COUNTY.

A trns,ee in A decd OF record in the clerks
oeice ~ the County Court Of Hanover county
Deed Book 10. page ii5, will offer for sale at
nnblio auction, at Hanover Courthouse on
WEDNESDAY. THE Urn DAY OF AUGUST
TAP NJ, that TRACT OF LAND now nsu-
sily called LOUGHLINS, near Haws Shop
containing 100 AChES. more or less.
TyRus: One-fourth cash. one-fOurth In SIX
one-fourth in twelve and One-tOurth IN
eighteen months, with interest.
GEORGE p. HAW. Trustee
July %. 1892. eu 3lQt
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Kim and Tuck.

Strawber-Do you expect TO be married
in o dress suitY
singerly-R I can get home from the
Office fret My roommate is going to be
married the same night.-New York Her
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THE VERNON TOOTH BRUSH.
TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

On and after this date. Auousr ath, 1897.
will furnish meals every court-day a. jsoc.'
twenty five cents. and guaranteed first-class
and also All kinds OF drinks. such as whisky
hand, and lemonade usde to order. st the
EMlNYH0RN HOUSE, Cumberland Court
bouse, Va. JOHN HOBiNsOV
au3-lm Agent
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REDUCED RATES,

knights OF Pythias, Usiform Rank, Sin.
prene Grand Lodge and biennial
Encampment, Kansas CITY. Mo.
For above occasion the Richmond and
DanVhle railroad will sell tickets to Kansas
Olty ana return from important coupon
stations at one frst-class fare for the round
trip.
Tickets on sale August 18th 10 Goth inolu-
sive, limited returning September 18th. 1892.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castpria,
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PICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20.
IL IOAAO kAILROAD.-Schedule commons
ing APkl J. ~ fr. tastarr .st,pI .rT tfr,.

RICHM0ND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO.
~ IOAAO hAlLROAD.-Sched commeno-
ing APRIL 90 iea Eastern standard time.
SOFA ~, leaves Byrd-strees station daily;
stops only at Ashland Boswell
Milford, Fredericksburg. Brooke
and Whitewater Sleeper Washing.
~ ton and New York Arrives as
Washington o. l4al p. NJ: Balti
moro, T., NJ; Philadelphia, s;l3
(. h.; New York, +: r. n
10 a. IL, Ieal o. Byrd-street station daily ex-
eeps Sunday Buffet Parlor Car
Richmond 20 New York. Arrives
az Washington st 4IQ Z. NJ; Balh-
more, 5:A =. n. Philadelphia. 7.i9
7o,R H. ss76, N Byrd i9tf u . "a daily
sleeping car Richmond 70 New
FORK STOPS only al Ashland Dos
we'll. Milford, Fredericksburg
Brooke and Whitewater Stops az
other stations on Sundays. Arrive
~ Washington &C ] - y. NJ; Balti-
more, l258A NJ PHILADELPHIA 8:B
60. =. n. ~; New York. 80 A. N.
o'oJ a. H. arrives At Byrd street station daily.
Sleeper from New ork Stops only
at Wtdewater, Brooke, Frederick
burg, Milford 4 well ard Ash.
and stops at other stations on
sunday Leaves Washington nc
sssP IL. srri7ss AZ Byrd-stroos station daily.
stops at fredericksburg. MILFORD
o well and Ashland Sleeper
trom New ork TO Washington and
Nasupet on, 10 kichmopt does
Leaves
ton at 1885 A. VI.
s:S5 p. ~, arrives &C Byrd-street station daily
except sunday. Buffet Psrl0r Cae
New York 10 Richmond Leaves
Washington at 5.07 r. "a.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
600 P. n leaves By-d-street stat1oni strives
a. fredericksburg NJ $3.50 F. NJ
sll0 A. H., arrives at BYrd-Street station;
leaves Frod5rfcksburg 81 8 20 A 4
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAE
s4s A. ~. leaves ElDa; arrives IS Ashland a
7s33 A. NJ
6;i2 P, NJ leaves Elba; arrives At Ashland ~
go Pm
6a5 A n. arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland ss
60j A. NJ
Cos Z. NJ arrives 90 Elba; leaves AshlandIs
5ll8 p NJ
ca TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
II, T. d. MYERs. General Superintendent
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LVARMYII.LR AND POWHArAN RAILROAD.
Il General ONCE. No. 703 east Main street.
Schedule in eject hav 81, 1872
LEAVE RICHMOND:
l20 Z. A. via Atlantic Coast Line for Farm.
VILE and intermediate points west
Of Chester.
5a5 p ~. via Atlantic Coast Line for Bermuda
. .tl.ulfs.
1880 A. n. via Atlantic Coast Lima from Farm.
vile and intermediate stations west
Of Chester.
SOS A NJ, VIA Atlantic Coast Limo rom Der
muda
All trains daily ercept Sunday;
Tickets on sale and baggage checked though
at UNION DEPOT . "a, xvttoox
General Freight and passenger Agent
JANIS k WERrH. General Manager. APPLY
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sIkAAisfiiEp.


VTTRGINIA STEAMBOAT COhtAA1o
' JAMES RIVER LINE for the seasnofe.
Cheapest and most pleasant route % NofloiA
Porlsmouth Old Point, Newport News. llAIo-
mont and James River landings. Aouueci!yl33i
AZ VIEWPOINT NEWS ~ . y ,tn4, eyt~
FOLK FOR Hampton aud Smithfeld, Va. wash
ippton. ID. G.. Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA aud AoN
9rrE aamf lyer by daylight Greh' iv-i'st
line jamestown. Dutch CAP and NW seeuety
Rates less than half charged by raj. f4fo .o
.smouth and Norfolk, 81 .0t SIS roAha tog'
III secOn 1-cIass. caves Richmond every aO,
DAY, WEDNESDAY AND tklDA1 All a q
PRS WHARF FOR abOve-named places lhtQukn
tickets on sale on steamer and az Gar ef
Agency No 91l Main street, BagZage eAecAe1
through. -Fefe-room- engaged cog day or u i-nf'
crelgnt: Freight received ahIn TOT
named places and Eastern North 1aroInf
also for Eastern Shore OF Virginia ana y
regulAr landings on the James riYe at lyH-
TST RATES and through bills issued
IUClEN b. TAIUM, Vice President
No. lll7 Main street and hooketts .
IRWIN WEIsIGRR. Freight and Passenger AEon1
PHILADELPHIA RICHMOND. AID NOR
i FOLK STEAMSHIP CONTAIN, -
Appointed sailing days every u E9D,Al ~
FRIDAY ~ u NJ. and every ~ MAJ =. p :. n -,
Freight for tuesdays and Fridays steamer. ~.
ceiyed ill li:0 4. N. FOR SUNDAY nj
I'LL b. 7. " saturday freigh. received aAny 81"
Fare 70 Philadelphia-: ....... T.. .....'.....'S'
Tor further Information apply tooprcr
~ A~' j W. MCDAkhlJh,
General southern Agent
ONCE, ROck0stA
W.P CLYDE ".
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FOR RENT.


EOh hENls
NOTICE. ca
AFlRST-CLASS HOTEL FOR RENT.
The famous EFFlNY4ORN HOUSE, AZ
Cumberland Courthouse, Va. / will let the
aboye-nAmed property, with yard and stable
II desired. a. reasonable terms. None but
GOOD and reliable persons need apply Good
and healthy location, fine rooms. well lighted
and well ventilated: every room furnished 10
GOOD STYLE. Splendid watOr ana me porches
on rear and front Of house with lyaranda all
around Front porch faces the court house,
with nice shade trees. porch up ana down
stairs. For further information apply TO
JOHN ROBINSON,
Agent for children.
amin Cumberland Courthouse, Va.
TOR RFNT.-WANTED TO RENT, \ WELL
1 lighted room with power suitable FOR light
manufacturing purposes. Heated 10y steam
Conveniently located as 20 wharYes and rail-
road Address B. H.. JOHNSON h co, Twenty
sixth and Main streets, Richmond. Va.
au21-thf
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TINE TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. MAY %, 1922, at A.
j.. trains on this road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Leave Arrive
No Richmond. Petersburg.
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r,,c rr,rrs-R1cUMoND VA THURSDAY AUGUST II. 1892


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TRUSTEES SALE
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PROPOSALS.

CITY ENG NEERs OFFICE,
RIcHMOND. Va, August 9. l-g2.i
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOhS-SEA
y PROPOSALS. will be received 40 TINS Of
fice iii TUESDAY, August 10th. az o'clock L.
n. for making aud delivering 20 the new tl3
Hail thirty-mne fed Oak Mante.s. Zach 9d
shall lie accompanied by O. certified cheek Tor
sIo5asa guarantee Plans and speclucGtlo
can be seen upon application al his once.
The Committee on Grounds and Buildings re-
serves the right 10 ne Iect any or az BIDS
ana W. +. CUISliAM, City Engineer.
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE soUTI
AND SOUTHWEST


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY a. 1871
LEAVE RICHMOND:
MAIN 20. Il, s.O A a.
GOUIHEHN EXPRESS. daily for Danyiils
D.GrcensOoro, Winston-salem Connects as
keysuls 10. ClarksYiie. oxford, Honderlon.
Durham and Raleigh Ghrough sleeper Rlea.
n0nd 20 handleman, Salisbury, Asheville, Hos
Springs, Charlotte, Columbia Aiken Augusta
Atlanta, birmingham, Montgomery. Now or.
leans, Texas and California Pullman palaas
sleeping-cars Richmond 10 Danyiile aud Dan
vile to Asheville, Hot Springs aud Knornlls.
also Danyille % Atlanta.
TRAIN no. q 800 P. ".
I'ASI MAIL, daily, for all points South an
4 Southwest, Connects at Danyills With Pail
man sleeper FOR Augusta and Atlanta;at Greens.
borO for Dur ham, Raleigh, &c. Connects AT Sal
isbury for Asheyille and Western North Caro-.
lima stations. Washington and Southwest YES
tibuled Limited south bound. leaves Danviils
$50 A. NJ.
TRAIN No. II. 600 p. "
A MELh ACCOMMODATION daily EXCEPT
- sunday for Amelia Courthouse and inter-
mediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train No. ~ $50 A. ~; No. TO- 53) p H.; No.
1888 A. Il.
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-ORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
THE FAvORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
, 1892-01-04

THE MAYOR OF TUMWATER FOR
FOUR CONSECUTIVE TERMS.

An Old Pioneer, a Highly Esteemed
Citizen and Valuable Public
servant Passes Away "A Sketch
of His Life.
Clark Biles, an old pioneer and mayor
of Tumwater, died at his home in that city
at Z 80 this morning Mr.. Biles has been
sick for about five weeks, and death ensued
from series of complaints, the result Of
typhoid fever. The deceased was born in
Madisonville, KY, in 1848, and came with
his parents to this country in 1858, settling
on Mound Prairie In 1860 he took UP his
residence in Tumwater, where he has since
resided, and has been identified with every
movement Of public interest. He was a
man Of high honor, and integrity, and his
many kindly acts and manly bearing made
friends for him in every direction. By a
constant and close attention to business he
has accumulated considerable property,
and at the time of his death was the owner
Of the tannery at the lower falls. He was
fond of his home and devoted the greater
portion Of his time to his family. A wife
and son survive him. In local affairs, he
was a close observer, and was always first
and foremost with the people. In recogni
N ton of his services, he has, for four consec
utive years been chosen mayor of Tum
water.
He was an active Odd Fellow, and
member Of Olympia Lodge No l. The
funeral will occur at 10 O'Clock on Wednes
day from his home in Tumwater, and dur
ing the hours of service, all business will
be suspended