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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26
pi...ur.s of Memory.

What a blessed thing ia memory. How II
brings up the pleasures OF the pa's anr oh;iS
hood DAYS. do You not, and wish they woulo
return z You remember the pleasant associn-
tons while the unpleasant ones w."
Perhaps TO your mind comes tno IsIo 10
friend. Ii was once n pare q . =,
allowed marks of pain. lines Oh caro' II
seemed 10 he looking into the hereafter. the
unknown future. And then you recalled
how il Frightened. how II recovered
its ROSY hue. how 1t became a PIC
ture OF happiness and JOY. DO you re-
member these things Many people
do. and GLADLY tell how the health returned;
how happiness came back; now .he "oIlu
seemed bright. They tell how they were
once weak. nerveless. perhaps IN PAIN, cer-
ta,nIv unhannv. They tell OF sleepless nights.
restless DAYS. untouched food; unstruhg
nerves. And then they tell how they became
happy. healthy and strong once more lou
have heard il often in the past. have you not'
You have heard people describe now they
were cured and kept in health You certainly,
can remember what It 10 that mas SO hHiPeu
people in America. II not, listen to what hrs,'
Annie Jenness Miller. who IS known universal
Iy as the great dress refOrmer. says six years
400. when suffering from mental care ana
oyervork. / received the most pronounced
benefit from the use Of that great medicine
Warmers Safe Cure" All. now you remem-
her. Now you recall how many people you
have heard say the same thing. Now y,ou
r~ecollect how much you have heard OF TINS
great cure. Now you are ready 70 aunt
that memory ia usually pleasing. that tho
HIGHEST Measure comes from perfect health,
and that this great remedy has done more 70
produce and prolOng health than any other
discovery ever known in the entire history OF
the whole world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26
snnhar-school Work.

CgAR1orrysvnLE. VA, Jan. 25.-lSpeciai ]
mass-meeting. which filed every seat IN
the Methodist church, was held last evening
in the interest of Sunday-school WORK
under the auspices Of the Virginia state
Su~nday-SchOOl Association. The object OF
this and similar meetings Is t. increase ths
interest in Sundav-schOOl work and promote
the efficiency of those engaged IN ~. caPlalu
Eugene Davis. superintendent OF the county
Su~nday-Sch0Oi Union. presided, AuuIesse9
were delivered by the Rev. Moan Is. Nlck-
ham. general superintendent OF this WORK
for the State. by the Rev. II. g.. Lee as
sociate rector Of Christ Episcopal church; by
the Rev. J. b. Turpin. OF the Baptist church,
and by Dir. George Perkins.
In the morning, Mr.. Turpin being lndis-
posed the Rev. A. b. Warwick occupied the
pulpit at the Baptist church.
INTELLIGENCE has reached this city OF the
death OF Mrs. A. ID. Almond in Louisville.
She resided in this city many years. but lot
fifteen wears has dwelt IN Louisville. she
was a sister Of Mr.. A. Il. Blakey, OF this
city.
Xchfd Of Mr.. Bartlett Boiling, Of Bovlers-
Vile. died yesterday.
News has Just reached here that the rev
DR.. j. VI. Rawlings. president Of the South
western University at Clarksville. Tenn. mas
suffered an attack Of paralysis. Dr. rawlings
IL well known in this city. lie was two years
chaplain o. the University Of Virginia. MIS-
Rawlings is q daughter OF the late Judge T..
n. Watson. and sister Of Mrs. George Perkins,
Of Charlottesville
DIR. James 7. Durrett. Of Earlysvllle, has
suffered a severe attack OF paralysls.
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unions. The New York section OF the soo'ais
ist Labor narty determined to get no ol
Owens and his lieutenants ana yesseiusy
beid a srecial meeting OF No. rs east four'h
street. -;u, "trea-
They charged Owens and others WIFI sea
sonabie conspiracy TO the party NM yhn
Mediterranean None of those against "Ao'h
,ha nharges we're made put III an appearance
90 tha mcmbers present took turns denounc-
inc ,6a conspirators, and then voted unani-
,ne,slv for their expulsion. First Miss IDA
NJ Van Fttep was placed on the rack ana
djsposed OF: then followed j. ii. Edelman. an
architect; w. G. Owens. associate editor Oh
tbe bakers Journal: J. c. kenworthy. rep
resontatlye OF a brltSh capitalist OoH'oi"'
and John X. Steele.
Beinc in the humor Tor explosions, some
one pointed ont that August Delabar. secre-
tary of the Journeymen Bakers international
Inion. had shown disrespect 10 Sociaiistic
principles and had presided at a meeting OF
Anarchists 20 sYmpatbize with John AiVse'
Delabar shared the same fate as the others.
Then the crowd gave three cheers and salu
that Socialism would now spread Its Wings
and soar triumph8ntly on It's mission
SPEED or Ak ATLANTIC TELEGRAM-
The length Of time IL takes q teiegfaPnlc
signal. a current Of electricity, To pass unuel
the Atlantic from America 10 Europe. or u
traverse any great distance. a point ao"us
which there IS an astonishing olteiE'n
ideas and inaccuracy Of common nforha'loH'
was accurately ascertained a few days ago
under interesting circumstances some eN-
periments were made at McGll College, Mon,
treal under the auspices OF the British ana
Canadian Governments. TO ascertain the ION
gitude of Montreal by direct observations
from Greenwich. II was necessary 70 knJm
how long IL took signals TO pass under VIC
Atlantic. The land line was connected WIN
the cable 30 that signals would pass
through without being relayed. a mn
impossible 20 DO for actuai WORK "lncI
could be arranged for simply a single ns,h OF
cnrrenf A return circuit was arranged so
that a signal sent from Montreal would 60
to Canso. \. s.. thence through the cable to
Watery.lle. Ireland, and return TO MontIesl.
A chonoeraph was attached 20 the sending
and receiving apparatus TO measure the time.
out OF 200 signals sent it WAS found that the
average time taken bythe current to cross the
Atlantic and back, a distance IN all OF 9'OOO
miles. was exactly one second and hye-huh-
dredths Of a second.
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How to Get Thin.

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Rev. J. VI. Rawlings. formerly pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian church in Lynch
burg. and now chancellor of the South
western University. al Clarksyille. Tenn,
has suffered a stroke OF paralysis. his left eye,
arm and leg being involved.
Mr.. JEFF Higginbottom. who was an infant
heir al the time his father sold the land on
which the growing town of Blueleld was
built. has brought suit against the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company ana other
landholders for $3.50. 900.
j. Il. Kemper has purchased 40 acres Of
farming land near Swoope's Depot. Augusta
county, owned 10y the heirs of the late G.. W.
Swoope. fer 81. 500.
5. h. Mosby a Co.. of Bedford City. have
been awarded the contract for the oonstruc-
ton Of the reservoir at Atlanta. Ga, for
$52.347.
Judge T. X. b. Wright entered upon his
duty as circuit Judge at a special term of the
circuit court last Tuesday at JappahanDock.
Judge Henry Masters, one of the most in
~luential citizens Of Pendleton county. w.
Va. died last week.
James l.. Mcintosh. VINO served two terms
as treasurer Of Loudoun county. died Satur-
day.
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Carroll Noies.

GrADFsBoRo. Va, Jan. ~23.-tSpecial. T.
John Wetherman was arraigned in our county
court last Monday 20 answer all indictment
for killing his wife with an axe a few mont s
ago. The prisoner not being ready for trial
the case was continued until the next term Of
court. The general impression IS that he will
hang.
Rev. &. b. Jackson died a few days ago,
aged about sixty-fye years.
Mr.. Isaac G0ad died the 18th inst. at an
advanced age.
II seems as if there must have been plenty
of blockade liquor at Hillsville on last court
day. as there were several rows and general
disorder on the streets.
Rev. G. y. Gray. of Blacksburg, Va, pastor
Of the Lutheran church there, Is preaching in
GladesbOro,
John w. Kinzer. our postmaster and mer-
chant here. Is quite sick with the grip.
Everybody ought to take Tn DAILY RrcH-
MoND Times and read it. Tor it is the best daily
paper in the State.
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4 nnlnred Wnnan Eined.

ALTON. Jan. 25.-lSpecial. Quite a lively
scene occurred SATURDAY. at the depOt between
Major Hall and a negro female passenger
from the West. The affair grew out Of the
fact that a trunk was put oil here Tor when
tbe woman held no check. Major Hall. who is
the agent showed great forbearance but when
the negro woman gave it as her opinion that
sic was a TOOL " and that these rebe d wn
here in Virginia didn't know how to treat PEI
ole. - he dispatched messenger az once 70 jus
tice Hawthorn for e warrant. Inc Justice re-
sponded. the court convened ana De ore the
nm train arrived the negro woman had con-
fributed & aud cost 10 the State Of Virginia,
and when she departed westward she was
bound over to keep the peace, with Albert
lett as surety.
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yy PURSUANCE O~FTHETERMS OF DEED
OF TRUST FROM THE VIRGINIA AND
IAROLTNA RAILROAD COMPANY TO the mn
darsiQned 81 tho date ~ July J.. 1891, default
feving existed for more than ninety days after
demand in the payment Of the interest secure1
Inv said deed after II WAS due and payable, anu
the holder or the coupons representing snid -
decree OF the thancery Court OF EIchmonn CIV,
in the cause OF the city Of Petersburg again.
Virginia and Carolina Railway CompanE ~
AIS. entered December Is, 1921, We tne u"'0A
signed. will, on
WEDNESDAY. 27rH DAY or APRIL lo'<,
at y NJ. in front OF the Clerks oihce OF rrbp
Thancery Court OF Richmond city. on tne r 80
side Of Broad street. between Nlnth ~ unI
streets, Va. proceed 10 $500 a..
lie auction, to the highest and Dest pit.d tier
vhole, al the rights Of way, works anu ~, w.
nronerty OF every kind Of the Virginia Snd Jsr,
olina Railway company IN the otaIJa rirhts
and North Carolina, including its cHaii eRar-
and franchi ses. The line OF said ROAD As ciai-
tered runs from Richmond. VA, 10 q pTrca
Raleigh and Castor railroad al or heaI nneTtv
way. ". &. A full description OF All the pler tba
OF the company can be had by appiylhs -
"TfRSs: 5000 cash at the time OF purchase,
.aoO no cash "a soon as the sale IS cohlIineu ~
Inc court and the remainder. IN equai ~
ments, with interest from the daV OF ssis'
and two years. notes TO be eXccuttu ~ II rod
tees for the deferred payments 40 - nror-
Nv a vendors lien or deed OF tflht VI" tm' .fftLer
e5tv. AT the option Of the purchaser In flenyl
o,ert there is 10 be a stipulation lot the tl-
forcement Of said vendors lien by procegdlhss
in the cause in which the road Il nsins SUI"
b. RAND. WELLFOhD,
Trustees.
ro,~og r,esrrrR. p. a. IA 26-tu, fri apps
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Marriage TO Take Place at Salem.

salem. Va, Jan. ~24.-lSpecial TUESDAY
at ga. NJ. at the residence Of the brides
father, 32S north Fifth street. Richmond. Mr..
Frank Glendye Weber viii be married 10
Miss Emma Virginia Minor. daughter OF Cap
tain George X. Minor, and after the cere-
mony they will take the train for Salem.
The bride is a niece of Mrs. NJ. T.. Hut, of
Salem, and the bridegroom is Frank Weber,
one of the proprietors of the Times-Register.
Amongst those from Salem who will attend
the marriage. will be Mr.. and Mrs. HUI and
Miss Willie Weber. Sergeant j. b.. Frier and
Judge Blair Of Roanoke Circuit Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26

H1oHLAND SPRINGS, VA, Jan. h5.-fSpecial.1
The grip has new victims, for the weather IS
in league with it.
"Wednesday evening always finds a crowd at
the library selecting books and exchanging
notes and queries, and Thursday evening sees
an eyer-iucreasiug attendance at the Episco-
pal service.
Workmen have been engaged during the
past week putting bridges at the crossing of
the avenues and at the Nine-Mile road.
The work of crawling streets and avenues
has been discontinued till more suitable
weather.
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charged with murder completely in Wise.

NoRroN. VA. Jan. ~23.-lSpecial. "A man
by the name of Shorrng WAS arrested at Big
Stone Gap this week by Officer Gilley and
his assistant. Evans. and carried By here to
the authorities OF Russell county lie is
charged with completely in the murder Of a
man named Breeding, in that county, about
two weeks since.
The bad weather and the snow are interior
ing somewhat with tho street work. water
pipe laying and the many other improve
ments that are now going on here.
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nd DOMINION sTEANsmr c0NIlIl
non NEW YORK

STEAMERS leave Richmond EVER lit
and FRIDAY. Manifest closed ols halr
steamer leave Now York Tor ll.hm
FXFRA WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. s.
A.. arriving iu Richmond MONDAY AMI 1852
DAY mornings
Passenger accommodation un.lr1assrA
Calm fare O. New York via James uftf
route including meals and herih ~ y
Eonnd-trip ticket limited t0 thirty days
after date Of
Storage. With stbsiAtcnc ..........
Sfeerage. without subsistence. .--.....
Cabin lare VIA Chesapeake and OAiu faN-
Cabin fare VIA Richmond and Petersburg a
railroad 5000. s..ss. sttt.s s...t rrfr Id
Tickets can h0 obtained lf \. N. 'tI
Main street, Chesapeake Ana ONO AA 4,
mOnd and Petersburg depois. ana &C
Offices. i3Dl Main street and wharf t",a-
reign received daily until T. N..Re
Passengers leaving Richmond oh
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. ihtAo4
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake ana nh. .
way VIA Newport News AZ $50 ha u
Richmond and Petersburg renruAd, =
0.Ol A. NJ. will make connection AZ NVt'
with steamer leaving those uANs.
GkORGL ". ALLEN n co. AH'".
80. 1901 Main street. t1'
iss-tl Company y harl, A0c-et'
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FOR SALE.

NOR SAT.F-NY ENTIRE STOCK OF EXHI-
L BIIION GAMES. embracing Cornish lniias'
Is. y. Reds. Red Piles. Whites. Black ounatras,
Silver Duck Wings and Pits. lWenty-seYen
premiums won az tho last state ran Aadre's'
WILLIAM O.. OVENS
ia7-tf Box d. Manchester, Va.
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RAILROADS.
:! : ~Aaio|k:HsstsrnRR

,curnurr m EFFECT DECEMBER 8. 1921
sohrD LFhyE RICHMOND DAlLth
BYRD-STREET STATION.
.no NJ Richmond and Norfolk through
u" -H-' srnres.. Arrive Norfolk II ~ A. n
Stops only at Petersburg, "aYeiJ
and Suffolk put..ht
10 o5 A. n, For Roanoke naasor, a. Raudford
Tor Elreheld and FOcahOntas. Tar.
ior car Petersburg 10 Roanoke. aud
Pullman sleeper Roanoke 70 Mem
phfs via Knoxville and Chatta-
nooga.
mediate stations. No connection
beyond Roanoke.
Mss rs F. n II. ff f5F f&o at , 'Es. q ssY = lF%4abi, ask.
hontas. Elkhorn and stations on
tlinch Valley Division. Also i0r
Louisville and stations on H. y y.
r.. Il. via Norton. Pullman paAce
sleeper between Richmond al1
Lynchburg. Berths ready for occu-
pancy at 900 T.. W. Also. Pullman
sleeper Petersburg 70 LouisTlne
via Norton. and Roanoke 10 Menu
rhis and New Orleans VIA hno4fAiS
and Chattanooga.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchuurs anu
the West daily at 7:HA. NJ, $40 L. " ana Up
y. NJ; from Norfolk and the East az II A. d.
and SOS T.. ".
Tickets. bsggsge-checks and all information
can be obtained At Richmond and fetersDuIs
railroad depot; A. W. CARRIERS. g0l Main street.
and ~ the Companys Office. IS east nam
street. 4. ". C~OtklNtf,
Passenger Agent.
". u. BENlLL,
General Passenger Agons.
General Office. Roanoke. Va.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
- TERMINAL HOTEL,
WEST POINT. VA,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1872.
At Il O'CLOCK VI.

By virtue Of = decree Of the circuit court 81
Tovember. 1891. IN the chaBcery causes OF Digs
et ais. ". Henley and Henley vs., Atkinson, rus
toe. we will sell At auction 10 the highest pld-
der. upon the premlses, on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26
sATURpAY. JAsuAnY 3D.. 1872.

al 4.so o'clock p. NJ. the property conveyed as
follows: All that lot of land on tie west SIDE or
Sevemth street known on plat As ravine -
fronting I24 feet ~ I'D feet 10 an alley j. teet
wide. and bounded on the south hy the centre
Of the ravine. Also thar certain other lot or
land. with q frame tenement thereon On the
west side of Seventh beyond Preston street,
and known as rayine &c, fronting on seventh
street JOB by 12i Ieet.
hack faxes now due. also r note OF Slb - with
interest from January I9. 1856, till paid; the
balance as announced ut sale.
LOUIS RAWLINGS, trustee.
DENOOS, TCpPER d Co.. auctloneers. IA
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SATURDAY. FEDRUARY i3, ls92.

Aha -
commanding at i o'clock NJ, that VAIL ABLE
HOTEL PROPERTY described IN me deed Of
trust from Henley 10 Atkinson, trustee, as III
that certain tract or parcel OF lana lylnS ahu
icing I'm the town OF West Point, hing William
county. Va. upon which stands the lerlnlhas
Hotel and lis appurtcnances, being as much OF
the Beach lot as lies between ID and streets as
thew would be projected Is they ran down 20 me
water. Also ali the FURNITURE IN SAID hotel;
Tins is a large FOUR-SIOkH HOTEL located
In n beautiful portion Of the healthy, and
growing town OF West FONT, ana Is wei pat
roniled as q summer Resort.
TFRMs: Cash enough TO pay expenses or sac
and 20 discharge the several notes no" que WIN
interest until paid. as follows; $50 due sep
temIer l., 1889; s}06L6l s3.33i.3i ana sou
due March T.. 1880: 1920. due September ], le99'
t.8s}8. s8.6Gl66 snd si2l due March }, ls9l'
and slfl. due September l. lo9i' anu upon the
following credits: s33f833. S}o0n.oe, ana
$40 until March ], 1892, AMI me balance IL any
as may be announced at time OF sale,~
ISAAC DlGGS,
Il. Z. LEWIS.
n. T. POLLARD.
Commissioners
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Diggs and ais. against Henley and Henley
against Atkinson. trustee. and hs--lh tue
TierEfs Office of the Circuit Court of hlng
William county:
/ burnley Taylor, deputy clerk Of the
sald court. do certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioners uy the decree rem
dered in said cause on the 2lst day OF NoNem-
Der. 1877. has been duly given.
Given under my hand a. clerk OF the salo
court this 18th day of Decent en-. lsHi.
BURNLEY TAYLOR.
lament Deputy Clerk.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY II. ieo
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No II 4.u 4 &


TRAIN No. IT.. 3aDA.W
SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily FOR Danvin.
> Greensboro. W~inston-Salem. Durba,'
Raleigh, Eandleman, Salisbury. Asheyilo b.,
Springs, Charlotte. Columbia Aiken. Af1uts
Atlanta, Birmingham. M0ntgomery. Nov a.
leans, Texas and California. Pullman pal,r,
s~leeping-cars Richmond Co DanYillo ami D.r
vile to Ashovilie. Hot Springs and ku9rvtt'
also banvllle 70 Atlanta, Birmingham. Hem'
phis ana Kansas CITY. So. without clan.a
TRAIN 40. Q, 300 l.. ".
LASI MAIL. daily. for all points South AMI
u Southwest. Connections 20 Mosely Jguet .-
Tor Farmville and POwha'sn railroad; az te..
vile for Clarksyille. oxford, henderson. D.-
ham and Raleigh through coach Richmond b,
Raleigh A. Danville with Pullman Sleeper .
Augusta and Atlanta; ~ Greensboro tor Ur-
ham, Raleigh, &c. also with Pullman S'a...-
FOR Knoxville Via Asheyllle. Washington All
Southwest Nestibuled Limited. solthD.g.i
leaves D~snvillo $50 A. NJ.
Parl0r car between Richmond and DanYno
TRAIN No. 81. G.00 T.. ".
4 MEIIA ACCOMMODATION. daily er-,-.
y sunday for Amelia Courthouse ana nm.
mediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train No. j, 7:l5A ~, No. 10. 5OP. ": Al,
Is. S:j A. 1T.
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MANCHESTER ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEETINGS.

OLD DOMIS1ON BUILDING AND LoANl
ASSOCIATION.
RICHMOND. Va, January 9,lS92.
THF SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OFTHE
l SHAREHOLDERS OF TIE OLD DOMlN-
Will be held on TUESDAY, JANUARY 26; 1892. the
date fixed by the bylaws, al II NJ. al. the rooms
OF the Chamber Of Commerce. klchmont, va.
CARLTON MCCARTHY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
]. TAYLOR FLLYsOS. President. il l0~1lt
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TRAIN 80. l. 8I0 p. ~
OCAL EXPRESS. daily. exeer. rrr-
l. Stops AZ an stations. 81 Lester Manor b..
meets With stage for Naifer.on, also Gonna
with Baltimore steamer as Nes- Point
TRAIN 40. De-. $40 b.. u.
D~ATIINORE LIMITED. daIle. o.sa.. SD,
ID DAY. Tor West Point. connecting. wit.
river steamer for Baltimore. 40
steamers connect with Baltimore and O.
road for Washington. philadelphia saI E,
York. FARE. Richmond 10 Baltimore.
Washington. So, 20 fhiladelphla. tieI.
York. $50.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE tp.m
nor WEST POINT. daily. except sinI,-
L thence by Richmond and UanF 8 IaIra
% Richmond, arriving az $3.50 A. ~ al .I
A. VI.
TRAIN No. 40. 1850 A. 81
/ OCAL MIXED. daily, except SUNDAY caves
l. Iwenty-third street station for Me,. TONI.
and intermediate points
Ticket office az station foot of NfrEue srast
open 500 A. VI. 20 600 p. ~, ana from .I D
City ticket Office, o0i Main street
SOl HANS. jA0. +. lAlI'..
Traffic Manager. Gen. tsssenger Is.Ht
N. A.IlE..
Assistant General Passenger Ag nt
Charlotte. A.
WI. GREEN. General Manager.
b. BINkIIIl. uUerIutnuIDut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26

nYyIRTUE OFAD DEED OF TRUST DATED
ID JANUARY Ig.. 1884. and recorded in clerks
Office Richmond Chanccry Court, VIII sell on
the premises, on
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STEAM HIPS

N''H"'
XTlRG MIA STEAM BOAT lON'AhI5
JAMES RIVER LINE
TORTWESFASHORF. CHEAPEST ANDMl-I
$500 pITAgAN ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
PORTSMOUTH. NEW PORT
NEWS fIAnENONI.
AND JAMES RIVER LANDING.
CONNECTIONS.
At NEWPORT NEWS % NOHINI. '-
HAMPTON. Old Point and ~mithfeIi So. |l...
ington. b. c.. Baltimore. llIladalnlIa lnI sew
York same afternoon; also af Norfolk fI
eru North Car0iiua and the South
Al gIAREMONl with the tfIanf-
DanyilIe Railroad for MaYcrlg. Hlca.IIli Alb
All stations.
ONLY ALL WATER IOiIE.
JANIS RIVER BI UAlilfII
GNLAI. IDl NlSI llAl
JAMESlOMAt DLlIh GAR AM 80
tNittl .v...,.. ~
RATES LLoo luAN hAlf .A
,o,,. itAlIL ~ 9-,-,rr,r
tAhL
saO hO1 ~ efNv
iIiol- tl.ll9 hI
Tho elegant ana fast steamer
Ahlll.
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