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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-28
BREVITIEs.
1FNEE@-

K,nderkids, hali-rates.
The Wadsworth cooler is empty.
Wadsworth has an excellent bsild.
Scarlet fever at Virginia City and
Empire.
The craze Tor roller skating still hold,
good in Reno.
Oaly ole scrap during The holiday time
is a good record.
DR.. Jackman is receiving his stock OF
Drug, notions. etc.
Wadsworth has quite a number OF
brides and grooms at present.
The shop employees observed last Mon
day as the Christmas holiday.
The Uniform Rank, X. OF P, will be
out in full force Friday night.
Jessie Whitci went to humboldt Mon
day to see-the New Year come in.
Don't for get to curl vour hair, for he'r
sure to take you there-Friday night.
The recent wind and rain storm dam
aged the Ire crops OF the upper Truckee.
Paul Schelka has an ad. in to-day'e
paper. Neat tailoring is guaranteed by
him.
1t will need n cold wave to keel, down
the swelled heads of the reformers after
January one.
Foster says we are to have a severe
49,. -. ~ - r. T,-.c. IIou.l
by a cold wave.
Steamboat Springs have been sold to
Eastern capitalists, who intend to make
it a sanitarium.
The Appeal says there is a conspiracy
on loot to remove the State Prison from
Carson to Reno.
Wonder if some of the State exchanges
will drop their official return tables the
first OF the year?
One of our typos lost a hat through an
exchange at the Nevada House. He has
a better hat than his was.
1t is very probable that action will be
taken by Congress upon the financial
question after the holidays.
The pay-car disbursed a large amount
of coin among the railroad employees last
evening, and it was doubly welcome,
c,ming as it did just at the holiday time.
Mrs. Fowler desires to inform the
ladies of v ellsworth that those who wish
to take their baby carriages to the X. Of
+. ball, can have the use of her dining
room adjoining the hall. All carriages
must be left there.
w. F. Henry, our popular artist, VAS
married in Winnemucca on Christmas
night to Miss Annie lobe, one of Winnie
mucca's fair young ladies. Mr.. Henry
brought to this Office a liberal supply of
cake, for which We return our thanks.
The DIsPAT,'H extends its congratulations,
and wishes them success and happiness
in their life voyage.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-28

For cook stoves, heating stoves and
ranges, hardware and house furnishing
goods, go to Lange & Schmitt.
The Palace Bakery, Reno, has a candy
factory and is prepared to furnish the
finest holiday candy in large or small
quantities. iaI
Pike & Wightman are feeding 200 fine
steers, ~ sneep and 100 hogs at their
ranch 10 Churchill county for the winter
rads.
/
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-28

A hat crown and gentleman's neck
tie, between Music Hall and Mrs. Fell
nagle's residence. Finder will please
return the am to the DIsPATcH ONCE.
LosT-A silver bangle made of a Can
adam ten-cent piece and set with stones.
Finder will please return it to the Wads-
worth Hotel.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-28
HANDKERCHIEFS /!
NDKERCHIE


Special caei in the selection of Handerchiefs has placed us n a position
to offer a large variety OF M newest designs at the following prices: Five
cents, 10 cents, 12@ cents, IS cents, 20 cents, 25 cents, 35 cents, so cents, 75
cents, 81, and rs each ami upwards
Ladies' Japanese silk initiated and hensichei handkerchhfs at 25 cents
each. Ladies' japanese silk hagdkerchiefs in white and colored, embroidered,
for 10 cents to 81 80 apiece. GeruS colpd, bordered and hemsitched hand
kerchefs at 25 cents, so cents, rs cents, an 81 apiece and upwards. Gents
Japanese colored, bordered and white henshched handkerchefs at so cents
each. Gents Japanese, finest quality, silk hemsttched and embroidered in
ital handkerchIefs at 70 cents each.
Silk Muhers at 81, $3.50, $3.50 and So apiece.
OUR HOLIDAY GLOVES
Kid Gloves of the vey hest makes and so suitable for Christmas pres
ents o ladies, in the most desirable shades.
OUR EXHIBIT OF FANS
Embraces about everything in that line at prices from 25 cents to $40 each
a beautiful gift to a lady.
DRESS PATTERNS AND SUITINGSl
Our stock of Dress Goods, Silks, Fables, etc, will enable anyone 10 select
one of the pretiest and most nsefnl presents that car be made to a lady
H FUR DEPARTMENT!
Russian Hair Bos and Mnfai Fine Lynx Boas and Mufst
Real Arctic Boas and Mufsl Fine Chinchilla Boas and Mufsi
And a large line of fur sets for children.
OUR STOCK of CLoAKs and JACKETS surpn~es anything " e have
ever had in style and workmanship, and at prices LOWER than ever. Can
there be anything more useful for a Chfistmas present?
The assortment of Carpets, linotum, Window Shades, Lace Curtains,
.Porties and Table Covers is complete.
PALACE DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE.
Orders receive prompt and careful attention.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-28
HOLIDAY GOODS!
q eRoiee DispGay at
THE PALACE
Dry GOODS ana Carpet House.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE
pubhc In general. that our stock of Holiday Goods is 10 complete. Our
importatons for this srasonha ave by far exceeded those of past years. and we are
now exhibiting the choicest collection of novel and useful Dry and Fancy
Goods ever shown in Reno.
OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LowEsTi
OUR STOCK ALWAYS THE FINEST
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
CLOSING QUOTATIONS or MONEY.
Offerings and sales nj tho Richmond Tobacco
EIchanre-InternalK Revenue Coliec-
uens-Foreicn Advicer.

NEw York. Feb. 25.-Monoy on call loaned
AZ easy rates: the highest and closing rate was 2
uer cent. and the lowest ~ per cent. Exchange
closed steady: posted rates, 4s6eiSS]s, actual
rates. 4s5I,sls5IS for sixty-day bills and 4s71se
4s7s4 FOR demand. Government bonds closed
steady: currency Gs iO9 bid; IS. coupons, li6
bid: extended 2's registered. 100 bid
The stock market. although displaying but lit
tie activity was strong this morning and prices
were on the advance almost without cessation
throughout. The PRINCIPAL part OF the little
business transacted was IN Chicago Gas, Read
ing. Northern Pacific preferred, Erie, 81. PAUL.
New York. New England and baltimore and
Ohio The latter was traded In Oh the stock ex-
change for the first time to-day. It's price was
strong and II advanced ia per cent 20 Nas per
cent Iowa Central preferred was the strong
est stock. advancing 90 per cent to 81.
The general market was strong anu - 10 g IeI
cent. higher hy noon than 10 closed last evening
The Whisky Trust and lackawanna were nOta-
bly, strong. adyancing.l3s and per cent. respec-
lively. She sales 10 noon were li2.iU0 shares.
The strength of the market during the nrst
half OF the day was mainly attributed 20 cover
ing by the shorts induced in q reduction IN
rates Of exchange. After u o clock the marker
was less active and not so strong. The TACT tnat
e50OnO0 additional gold has been engaged Tor
shipment abroad caused some selling Many
stocks broke and lost the early advance not r
few recording slight declines. The Edison Gen
eral Electric stocks was strong. closing = per
cent higher. The other changes were ehghI'
The sales for the day aggregated N0'S'5 SHARES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26
Quoted. Not a single picture. he SAID had
been bought in by Mr.. Harper.

Tho World il responsible for the folio wing
"SrpscRIBED FOR $4,000 900 OF JOHN 1hAI-
prRIIN's BoNDs INSTEAD OF s5.OOO. -leopie,
are falling a story uptown about jay Gould
and tho absent-minded facility with which he
SIGNS his name and writes tho figures standing
for large amounts from mere force OF habit.
A few DAYS ago. so il ia related, Cornelius
Vanderbilt was IN Washington and was IN
vited by John Chamberlin to subscribe for
some of the bonds being 1oated in tho inter-
est of his big hotel 10 be opened Nay lst at
Old Point Comfort Blr. Vanderbilt readily
consented. and wrote $4,000 IN the blank
space on the list
Soon after this Mr.. Gould dropped into
Chamberlin's place and was likewise pohteiy
requested TO subscribe. To show MS goou
will the money monarch affixed his signature
and penned some figures opposite
After Mr.. Gould had gone MI ChallIpei'I III
was electrified when he looked at the amount
of the last subscription. There IL was a.
plain as daylight. a figure I'VE Anu HA
ciphers s5.000.0 OO' ,s.ou,.
AS the total amount Of the iunu IS only
81 600 600 Mr. Chanberlin arrived AT me con,
clusion that the magnates pen hau sHppe"
into making three extra clphers. -, "
The subscription was shown 20 PIT M.
derbilt and he said the evident mistake 9uEns
TO be rectiied right away. Mr.. u9ulu Was
hunted up and was quite ready TO reuuce ,o elo
amount OF his subscription by Just sa's'o'-
OoO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26
baltimore.

BnTINoRF. Nd Feb 25-floiir; n,,,t .oi5
changed; receiptsii. 69l barrels RnPaat easy:
barrels; sales rs barrels. =, Nnv1 Alo3ft
No. red spot. sfO3aIa 03fs; = eDs To- 81 Otis
@i08s. March. si0$tel.Vl' ..oints. 5i.2s9
1904; steamer. No red, sli lock. s-g.-
bushels. shipments .29f bushsIs,it srn wheat
5s4: sales. iI4C0O bushels; aoL.ney sf'af Oi.
firmer: Fultz McssLOi; LonEDseitdiisl,c Feb
Corn strong mixed, spot .63,s17s.sies,e': April
ruary, 49Ieef9hc.; March. 41see+tited TI6a
49t1c.; May, 4qtac.; steamer A'hinments.
A34c.: receipts, lsg,i2i bushSls' t,Is. sales
6s.655 bushels. stock. l.692Wl pusthsS,. easier:
$4,000 bushels: Southern corn WIZ fU and
51c.: yellow hrmer: Is ih9c DA''' ,ets.stsc;
weak; No. 2 white. Western. 80 0o01
No mixed. Western. $50 36'aci receip ". No
bushels: stock 91O37 bushels. h3o ssota bush-
. q6c.. receiuts. ggfi bushels; stock, too stotit
els Hay firm: good 10 choice tiiho'lI Sr,oSyisions
Cotton nominal: middlng, &C. o,'d nm
hrmer and unchanged. Butter. nrih MI 80 80
changed Fggs unsettled; receipts, inouei ".'
1ec. cofiee steady; Rio cargoe5' taL IT,. fon'
No r t5c Sugar firm; granulated, .-lofi' ~
rer s,asiv and In steady demand; refined, iV5gc
EbiskVT stesdy. sl.gJ. Peanuts firm ana un-
changed. ,ot... .soets oetkaQ-i6.
Northern Central stocks, $3.50 9l5e: baisiiily,o
AMI Ohio southwestern frsts i0HsslO5,g. 10
frst incomes. -: 10 second incomes, 33' 20
third incomes 9.a1O. Consolidated Gas bohus'
slI25so. bid. do stocks 4ssl'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26

RrcnvoND. Va. Ieb -j.-No offerings of to-
baccos no auction om Change to-day lllrs-
DAY. February 2J I,E
Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day. Nrlpfcr,. D.
hog-heads: fillers.1l cutters. ~, smokers. H.
cutting iugs il, Leaf iarAI, -Jt Total li' hoes-
heads.
inspections Bright, 1888 Logshchds. iefco;
darf. g. hOg-hcads, tercei h"ih-pecti ois -
Bright CD h0gshead-: dark, Us ho5shtals.
Wilson. Allegheny. Oil Dominion rh.I-
burness Meals. Davenport Planters.
ShOckoo and SeabrO0he i0 aceo Uafeho .ts
report to-day Receipts. lo PACKAGE. deliver
les. Sl.
The United States Internal revenue COLLEGE
tions for the cit} of Richmond. 90. to-aaf afe
as follows: Tax Paid cigars and cigarettes.
si.05ls0 tax paid plug to-aceos' e5.-o.-- io-
tai s6.3l2l 0.
tobacros at NheIlurue's to-day; highest Ir.0.
for dark 10 acco-, $3.50 with au average oI over
81 per one hundred pounds on - hog heard
General satisfaction urcfaIed 90 fiautert zoe
baccO warehouse to-day
Shock0e sold to-day 1895 pounds OF dark
loose tobaccos; highest price. ~.
Crenshaws sold to-day 1898 pounds n dark
tObaccOs. highest price. %9.lj
Registered az the Richmond Tobacco chang
to-day. Richard Morton, Jr., Baltimore; .. L..
Parkinson, DauyIlie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26

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This cure is founded upon the most scien-
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private practice for five years. with the
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Mr.. Henry Perkins, 90 MON Park Boston.
writes Prom the use Of the Leyerette'
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pounds in three weeks and my general health
IS very much improved. The principles of
your treatment are fully indorsed by my
family physician. la proof of my gratitude
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II YOU desire 20 dOsO."
Price - per package, or three packages for
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direct from our Office.
THE LENEERTTE SPECIFIC COMpANY.
339 Washington street. Boston. Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26
Chicago.

CHcAGo. Feb. 25.-There WAS squirt OF Dus-
ing in the wheat pit caused by news from WASH WASH
ingiv hostile 10 anti-option legislation. hut the
bulge brought out free selling, and, IN adalllon'
the late cables were easy. There was al29 +"
fear of the big receipts depressing prices, NI9s -
ing quotations we're 14se4c. belo" iasl ns"' D.
Receipts. ~, cars. c......,,,
HE corn market trailed after the fluctuations
in wheat and closed lsc. lower. Hecelpis' -'l
cars. f.o
oats we're weak and closed isc. lower on Tree
Nouidating sales Receipts. iSJ cars.
There WAS a COLLAPSE IN the prices OF lroNl39-
ions. an local holders had product lot S4'o
and the packers stood from under. IOih "o-
clinel 25c. lard Je51ac. and RIBS lJc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26

CoffeeSpot lots closed steady; fair no car car.
goes, l64c. Futures closed strong ana s,a 20
Rio Or Santos. February, sl375; March, 'i"''O'
April, el305; May si275. -, firm.
sales 7.OO0 barrels. At consolidated etet nssst.
March opened A. 5s4c.; highest, 5s'so'' ''"'''
sc: closing. 1850 -, 10. sr,n
Naval Stores Spirits turpentine si t Snnsbern
on restricted offerings and strong ~ light
market: quoted at sOc. aiO'sc ho 'im Al .ssl6
demand; strained, $50; good STRATUM
9tf.35
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26

ST. Tous. Mo. Feb 2J-Fiour firm bu, me
changed. Wheat lower February, 9ic. March
Ole nominal. Nav. $3.50 bid; July. Sc &c. asked.
Corn lower: February. 3issc., nominal; March,
s6l.c asked: Nav. 36aIflc. bid. Oats lower;
Mav. 8la4c asked. PROFESSIONALISM mess. e3 20.
Iard-prime steam. s6tj. Dry salted meats
Shoulders. 53sc.: longs 6l2c.; clear ribs. t'.c.;
shorts. 6}tc Bacon Boxed shoulders. s5.3,ts;
longs and clear RIBS. sh,0e6.5j; shorts s50s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26

Spring wheat higher early; closed easy; no.
I'm store. s9a9ic.; 80. ] white, s.c. sales W
sampes,f o b.:No. 2..9lc.; 40. B. s55.&e9c. 30. j.
73a-Qc. Winter wheat higher early closel
T. %. b.: No. = rod, gJeg55ec.; 40. rei' '5S
Sic.
Corn higher; No. 3 in store, 31fi d3sc,; No. 3
b.: No. ., yellow, a9l1c.; NO 3 a.i l'@c. no. .
white, 3yi4c.; No. yellow. 800 3J51c.; 10. D.
3l,a@a7c.
Oats higher: no. 9in store, 29l4ag9l &C.; No.
O. 21lbc.: No. 3 white. 80 sa-liac. sales by SAM
PIE, T. o. b.: 40. 70 3lf1N4c.; 40. white
81 1890: NO. 3. 2siad3c.; 80. white, 3l4e3lc.
sweet Picked Hams Sales. 80 uerces, aver
age I'D pounds. at 40. Skinned Hams sales
tiercos, average IS 20 ID pounds, at SIC. LeeI
Hams-Sales. 80 barrels, 90 $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26

CrScIyNAT1. o.. Feb. 25-lork Regular .Sii75
@us,l5: family, sli.504 l.,j.. Lard kettle
driod. 5izaTsc. Whisky-Sales OF 9,l barrels
Of finished goods on the basis of slll Der
gallon Hogs steady; receipts l,t2; ship,
ments. 22ll: common. 53.116Ll1: fair to good
light 1880 SD. DO. packing, 400 l.-'f
Imfaner- 8 lUur.Nl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26
THtINs NOHTIIWAHD



Noe e. r. ~ and 81 mako no stops. nos . anl
,s stop on sigma q. Manchester Contrali4 AMI
lhesIlr SOS. 20 Sod Ola aeual q. itn-
chester DreWrvs. lenusla and hester No ,,
ftops on signal al Manchester only Tor passeu-
gers purchasing tickets TO regular stopping
places for this train south OF Petersburg NOa
II -. &c. IS. %. I'D an Will stOD on signal =.
Al s'1''oN PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
4 n Trains nos lf.l1 ami lsloeplng-car3 between
Nrw York and Tampa. fla. via Jacksouyill9l
ON Trains sos. Is end - sleopng-cArs between
New Aork and Charleston. On Trans Nos -
and IS slecplng-car5 between New orA AMI
zen .tv fOrk and ~aeannah. On Trains Nos
r. and CD slceDilg cars L6.Teen AlchmQnd AMI
LynchDurg. Va
Tilt NFW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
ro~-i.fIurOl N.stibulc Pullman ears ouIYIeafos
HIchrronl sOuth-honnd 60 90 D. VI honiaYs.
Wc.lr..dnys nnI Fridays and leaves Ictersuurs
,t ,,nn1 aus A. d. on tuesdays. Thursdays
n n,t eaturIays Extra faro Is charged ou tais
TaF ONLY ML-RAm LINE To, NORFOLK
p,ch,ad IN .90)A N Eortolk.-..:I 4 y
h iii,nnionf 5a5 p. NJ Norfolk d.. g:el !, u
NorioiE. .ss5 4 y li iebS,9a - IS. IS
Aol4oie.' leaving Rich onl AZ 1O) A. ~ an
,.ttr 80 "st4Ul T.. II. are solid trains between
,l"so Two points, and passengers 10 through
without change OF cars Slo'e connections ara
sroni iMchmond and the 80 \ NJ trssn from
Norfolk leaving Richmond A. ioD5 A. NJ is.n
ami iM1 T. H. aud arriving a. Rich
n ~ A. vi. laJ 4. d.. An1 "a h.
mono Sciose connection ~ lolersDur. 10 All
t-cn, Farmyi-ie, Lyncaogr- AM
'-oA b. IA. 81 Lii,
superintendent
T. 4. ID. MYERS,
General Superintendent
TN EMERSON, frame a--a-ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26

TrvvnpooI. Feb. e1.-Spot cotton weak; mid-
ding uplands 8'4. sales. 5000 bales; iutuIe $
vcaf. March 81-fl; March and April
sli-Gi. Arr.l and May, 8i5-5G Nay and juno,
L--.L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26

Is what Mrs. Paisley, Of Newburgh, n. Y.
always says to Hoods Sarsaparilla. IL cured
her If q severe case of scrofula and eczema,
and she has reason to be grateful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26

Steamers leave Richmond h. .s.5
ami FRIDAY. Nantes. closed ono
etcaner, leave Nov -. .....
rvfEN WEDNESDAY aH.
ii arriving in MeHm1ni .''
DAY MORNINGS . .....
Celtn fare f0 New lorA SO ''
ronts Including msa.s anI ....s
EOund-trlp ticket, A'-'.t
alter dale Of ISSUE.
St.erape. with fuNs.sieN' .....'
Steerage. without suNs. ..Il.
esIin tars ya ChesaNeahe -'
CaIin are Nia icnm1ni tI'
railroad ...........tsss .ft.t. DID,. ..F...
t-t.Ts,.u 10 obtained .. p" .... 300.
Az. strsat Chesapeake anl .....lIi
,,,,,,t anil patcfsuurg atpot'. NN. I.....ls
i il,'..s tstt Main street ant "
1ht received daily unil uON llf
pss.rnqsra leaving Athmoh. r-NA et.i
TfFsDhl~. WEDNESDAYS tt..I ODD
= Srf'Ri5ANS by tho Chesap'A. NJ iai
-. va Newport News af n
Wtebm.ni and pttersbur ftl' ,.I| llA
a,nI a NJ. Mil make coAnt
ytth steamer leaving tnose lAln AGENTS
"''" 0EOkGE ". AllLN n ..,rs.t All
iae-t COMPANY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26
FOR SALE.

EORsALE OR OCEAN CITY
/ FARM. PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY, AA-
One and q laifmiies south of the Princess
Anne aud Ocean Shore iark Hotels Contains
s5l acres. liigh state OF cultivation. Under
fence Healthy location. DWELLING. orchards
and outh0uses. Convenient go ran p0rtaton.
churches aud schools. Fronts half mile on tine
Atlantic Ocean. Elegant fishing and cunning
section beautiful hotel and cottage sites
Price $50 per acre. Terms easy. Address.
WILLIAM PANNlLI.
fe2l-w, frNsu Norfolk, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26

WuwyGr0y. N. g.. Fob --.--pirlts turpon-
tine steady ~ ESQ. ko-in irm, strained el-l,
good strained. si.lj. Tar steady at eIi.. ...3
fnrpentinc steady. hard. 81; yellow Dip el3l'
.irrin 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26

A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-HAVING
~ been appointed by the Chancery Court OF
the city OF Richmond Virginia. Administrator.
with the will amneyod. Of 'he late MEDIA ANN
PAnk vi persons indebted 10 heresfa will sei-
tie their Indebtedness with me; and AL persons
having claims against her estate will present
the same TO me for settlement.
WILLIAM NJ TURpIN.
No. II Shafer's Building.
fe2i-3t Richmond, Va
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SIRANED.

GIkANED AWAY FROM HOME SAT r.s.,s
- Ol.DAl. February 20, l,l9. a SMALL. - :
NiillL cow, mingled with red. short horns.
red ears. Reward gwen if returned TO
J. TRENT
ieS6-lt care 1909 east Cary street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was a Child, she cried for Cas,oria-
When she became Miss, she chung 70 Castoria-
when she had Children, she gave them Castorso
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26

Cutafrsroy. S. g.. Fob. 25.-Rosin firm al
sf.l Iurrnfns finn 90 -c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26
LEAVE RICHMOND.


l.o,--r,,.. J. Rain No. ~. 3.5Jk "
NOIIHERN EXPRESS dali, n. n..-.
- greensboro NinstOn-saIern Ir,..,
haleish, haDdleman, SALISBURY AshoviN.
9pIlhgs, Charlotte. Columbia Axiom ..li
huahia, Birmingham. M0nfg1morv
lfansi Texas and California Pullman . W
aeepng-cars Richmond % DaufIIe ar ...'
we 70 Ashevilie. Hot Spr.ucs and kr.
a,so benyilo % Atlanta. B.rmmshar
PMS anu Kansas City. No. without rh..',
v,,c.c,.l TRAIN SO. .. 300 H. "
'A9l MAIL. daily for all points eatn ..t
southwest, Connections 40 N1saIv I....
Ut SfmNile and POwlatan IA Ir0al. AZ ..
t.,.7 Ior ,larkstlie. oxford. Hfnfrrs.n r
II. i enN haie gh through coach N.Im.. D..
aux - lanFille with Pullman s.aa..-
hu.N'ia ana Atlanta. ~ Gr8onsl0r1 g.,
So nae On, &C.. makes DO connection .
L,....t} Tor AthcfiIn or Western N.rtH I..
tiL~i.44 rrl.. Warrington AMI S0ufhn... 81.
t.-eeio Limited s0l-h-b0und. leaves Dam
iarof car between Richmond and Usn,..
,frrr, lhAlN ~. l-. goo H. 81
\ PILL ACCOMMODATION daily ......
- .,.lisaf ior Amelia Courthouse and ...
IT,. a. ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
e. ran am NO. j., 10 A. 81. NO. iJ.50p ~.
Yohh RIVER LINE Wa wEsr p0Nr
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
THE nFI,AlQBlIE. ROUTE TO rNru9r,
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Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup h.s been usel
for children teething. 10 soothes tho child
toftens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind
rolic, and 10 the beat remedy Tor diarrhDA
twenty-five cents q bottle
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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
THE FAyORrTE ROUTE To rtrr-f,,,
PHILADELPHIA AND NFN I0l- ''-


I OCAL EXPRESS. daily. er.--. Small.
- Stops az all stations 40 inasr r,r.. ~
meets with stage for Nalber'or. sf...
with baltimore steamer at Nesf Nn.n.
TRAIN so. $751; $50 H.
baltimore LIMITED if.. or.... ...
ID day. for West Point c1nna..Inf r
river steamer FOR Baltimore
steamers connect with Baltimore anl ....
road fgr Washington, flaa rr.
York. FARE. Richmond t0 h..tu.. .. ..
Washington, s3; % Philadelphia sl. l.r
York. $50.
SIEANERS LEAVE BAfTnnfrfru
TOE MESl lOlNI daily et.a.t ,....
4 thence hy Richmond and Naar
% richmond arriving az $3.50 A. N uI
A. H.
TRAIN No 40. 1850 Az
OCAL MINED. daily, except Sunday f,r,,
l. wenty-thrd street station l1e .t. .,.,
and intermediate points
Ticket Office 40 station foot 0i Virginia s..,,.
ouon 900 A. NJ. 20 600 II b. and .ll. .H.
$500 A. VI.
CRY ticket office s0i Main sreet
SOL. NASS JAS. g.. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager Gen. lat8nror Af.t
81. A.III.
Assistant General Passenger ASA.
....... Charlotte r
w. IT. GREEN, General Manager
/ j. bEkAELE1, Superintendent
DICHMOND CITY AND ~rYEN rNe
II RAILWAY COMPANY
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RAILROADS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY ,a.

sHOBIESr AND QUICKEST ROUTE sorr,
AND SOUTHWEST ''sIa
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iofy-hye minutes run cacn Way f1
cars pass station.
For further information call Phones Na1a'
No. 8s
I'm effect October Do ls0l
EARMYlLLE AND POWHAIAN NAUINiD
j COMPANY General Office. Nu east ..a
street Schedule iu effect November ... ..I
LEAVE RICHMOND.
800 p. VI. via Richmond and Dan rt
road for tarmYllo oni
west of M0seler Junction
1906 A. ". VIA Atlantic Coast Limo Toy h
1910 r. NJ. via Atlantic Coast Limo la.
p0ok ami intermediate 81.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
s.45A. H. via Richmond and Dnnf .fi
from lHrmFlo anil
stations t0 hOso.ey junction
1875 A. w.. via Atlantic t0a,t f..0 ifIH .
terpOck and inform
Cos j. ~. via Atlantic C0as. lane I.A
muQa.
For further information ar..F t1 I.t.
and DanYlIIe and Atlantic i1f' limo
A. N. CARRIER ticket Office. or .,..
General Freight md la''0user h.
JAMES lt hlsrH. General la.h-et