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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-10-12
Graniteville News.

Ed. Register-Rev. Mr.. HORNED, OF
1ronton. preached an excellent sermon
at the nj. E. Church on Sunday morn.
ing last. There were also Sunday
school services, and steps will be taken
to keep it in continuation as usual.
George Collier returned Sunday from
the Worlds Fair, and as he broke the
ice as it were, others have contracted
the fever. Mr.. and Mrs. George Don
aid left Saturday morning to spend a
week there.
Mrs. George Whitman saw the great
sights in st. Louis last week.
Alex Hannah went up to hear the
famous Sousa band on Saturday.
Several cases of scarletina, but of a
mild form, is reported among some OF
tho families of town.
The prospects for trade in this local
ity still looks sombre like.
Miss Lille Newall, who has been
teaching school at Hogan, came home
last week with the chills, but is now
able to return.
VIM. c. Campbell and William Size
more, gentlemanly school masters, the
former of old camp-ground and the
latter of Tom Sank spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in town.
Fred Oehler, Bismarck, was in town
Monday.
Congress has now been in extra
ordinary session two months, and moth
ing done yet. Hard times still with US
and winter coming on with no prospects
of free coinage at a fixed ratio, Or any
thing else that will give relief to the
untold thousands of unemployed labor
ers. What are we going to do? or
..where are we at?" IT'S enough to
make a man scratch his head and say,
sswhat fools these mortals be-" The
lower house has done tolerably well,
but for all the perceptible good the
upper branch is doing they would bet
ter be at home, especially such cranks
as Senators Stewart, Walcott, Teller
and few others of like calibre. It
matters very little with those fellows
SO long as they get S14 day, whether
we poor devils get a living or not.
Last fall when those same fellows were
catering for votes, they had great SYM
pathy and all that for the poor, trodden
down laborer, but since then all their
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Personal.

Mann Ringo, wife and baby, left
Monday for Williamsvil.e.
DIR. X. w. Gay was up from Pied
mont Sunday.
Mrs. f. S. Metcalfe has returned
from a two months visit to relatives in
the east.
L. j. Giovanoni and wife went to St.
Louis last week.
Mrs. M. c. Chamberlain of Council
Bluffs, Ia, was in town last week.
Mrs. Overstolz of st. Louis was the
guest of Miss Abel Lopez last Sunday.
Mrs. w. 7. Gay, and daughter, May,
are visiting in St. Louis.
Mrs. A. P. Vance visited in Bonnie
Terre last week.
Miss Kate Craine went to st. Louis
Sunday to remain week or SO under
the care OF an occulist.
Mrs. Zwart left Saturday for Chica-
go; her son, A. J., accompanied her to
st. Louis.
Mrs. JIG. NOEL was called to Peo-
ria, Ills, last week. by a telegram an
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From GoodWater.
time.

ed. Register-On the 8th inst, the
drouth which began hereabouts on the
18th of August was broken by good
rain which was followed by other rains
during the night and on the day sue
ceeding it. But so thoroughly dry and
hard had the ground become that all
the rains that fell did not suffice to
saturate it with moisture.
Since that series of rains we have
had none, though several times ap-
pearances indicated rain.
Very little wheat was sowed in this
neighborhood.
Sorghum-making is now the employ
ment of quite number of farmers in
this and adjoining communities.
In the case of Nancy Angelina Alb
ney VS.. VIM. Jasper Anderson, on ac-
ton for the payment of money, which
was set for trial at the recent term OF
the circuit court in Washington coun-
ty, Judge Green decided to give the
plaintiff until 60 days before the be-
ginning of the next term of said cur
cult court to file a bond securing the
costs in said case.
John G. Yount is building new
barn 42x60 feet. He employed Ma
rion Payne to aid him in framing it.
Jasper Anderson, Jr.. of near Belle
view, bought some beef-cattle in this
locality last week.
A number of Mr.. H. Alcorn's neigh
bors assisted him in stable-raising
last week.
Lee and May Erbschloe visited their
grandmother, Mrs. Mary McMurtrey,
and other relatives near Belgrade last
Sunday.
Chas. Yount and family, of near
Montana, this county, passed through
here last week on their return home
from Gar, Crawford county, Mo-,
where they had been on visit to rel
atives.
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sympathizing love has become as thir
air. Give us relief and give it quickly
is our earnest and most solicitous de-
mand. ale that giveth quickly givett
twice." and if this proverbial saying
goes for anything, we will still live
and look forward for better times.
E. M. Smith and Josiah Williams
were out couple of days last week on
a hunt, and had exceedingly good luck
having bagged Al squirrels and sew
eral birds as the result of their trip.
Another party consisting of Messrs.
Ferguson, Clark, Nolan, Beer. August
Rieke and one or two others, who Sc
names we did not learn, were also off
on two days hunt about seven or
eight miles Southeast of Ironton, and
report fine success.
So far, none of the sports have
brought in any deer, claiming as the
reason, that they left the big game for
winter shooting; but it is safe to say
that had any of them dropped onto
bigger game, they woald have got
sem" or died in the attempt.
Among the fresh arrivals of stone
cutters 10 tn1S place during the past
two days, are Edward Turner, of
Cornwall, England, whittier he went
two or three months ago on a visit to
home folks, and Mike Kelley, of Am
berg, Wis, but perhaps the most con-
spicuous of the late arrivals is the gen.
who made his appearance at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hume, at an early hour On Monday
last, holding the beam down
at 109 pounds. The last named gen.
tleman of the trio, though yet in his
will, in all probability be a
stone cutter by the time the Sherman
Silver bill will have been repealed.
John Asher and family are now
cozily ensconced in their new house
that has just been completed.
Oct. 10, 1898. NOVICE.
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nouncing the illness of her son Viii
liam at that place.

nouncing the illness of her son Will
liam at that place.
Mrs. j. j. Settle and daughter start
ed to the Worlds Fair Saturday.
Jos. A. Reyburn and wife returned
Monday from week in Chicago.
Among those that left here for the
Worlds Fair during the past week
were: w. r. Read and wife, Belle
view, P. w. Whitworth. and wife, DIR.
Gou]ding and wife, Louis Miller and
wife, K. NJ. Logan and wife. Belleview,
Jno. Newman and wife, Misses Annie
Kaths and sister; Miss Ella Halter,
Miss Mary INNER. Geo. L. Moore, DR..
G. Blanks, VIM. Schwab, Jno. Schwab,
VIM. Gross, Jno. Madigan, VIM. Ken
dial, Chas. Harviell, Thos. Newman, v.
Effinger and Rob't Backoff.
Mrs. S. j. Brown is visiting in Des
Arc.
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From Des Arc.

Business still dull and no prospect of
let up.
Mrs. Thos. P. Fitz and baby boy,
Eugene, went to De Soto to-day to visit
her sister, Mrs. John Drew; her father,
Mr.. Sam'l Weast accompanied her.
j. S. O'Neal, of Mill Springs, paid us
a flying visit to-day.
Geo. w. Morris has been on the sick
list this week.
The boarding cars will leave here
Wednesday.
VIM. Bowles has been engaged to run
a ferry for f. w. Graves at Keener, and
his wife will run the Keener hotel.
There is quite talk of Mart Clardy
running for Congress. He will make
the best run of any man l know, for he
has the brains, and that is what it takes
these times. He has been faithful
servant and deserves a better place
than railroad attorney fighting cow
cases up and down this railroad.
Mrs. Stamp returned to Keener after
a weeks visit to Mrs. E. w. Graves.
+. X. Raney has sold his interest in
the Gads Hill sawmill to r. Tindell,
and is at home once more.
j. II. Raney was here Saturday with
a lot of teams to haul out a car of
dressed lumber to his farm seven miles
east of here. He is building fine
residence. John has one of the best
farms in Wayne county; he has 400
acres under fence, with three large
barns full of grain, etc.; his farm is
also well stocked with mules, horses,
cattle, sheep ami hogs. There is one
of the biggest sorghum plants near his
farm that is turning out 100 gallons
per day, and will make over 1000
gallons this season. 1t is owned by
VIM. Doffreh, who also has fine farm
with all kinds o. machinery on it.
Wayne county has some big farmers.
Oct. 8, 1898. ISAAC.
COUGHING LEADS TO CONSUME
TION KemD'S Balsam StODS the
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All WO7.E Guaranteed.
Store i1s DR.. HMLl'a Store,
MNt7s Street, zrOmtO3a, Mo.
CURATOR'S NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT

STATE OF MISSOURI, | :.
COUNTY OF IRON, %.
Estate of Peter Razor, late minor.
I. g. Whitworth, Sr., Curator. In
the Probate Court of Iron county.
November Term, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, guardian and curator OF the
estate of Peter Razor, late minor, has
made o just and true exhibit Ut the &C.
count between himself and said ward.
and filed the same with the Probate
Court of Iron county, and that on the
third day of the Novem Der Term, 1898.
thereof, he intends to apply to said
court for leave to make final settle
ment of his accounts, and for his dis
charge as such.
I. q. WENTWORTH. sR., s.
oct12n14 Curafoe. \
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-10-12
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the estate of j. B.
Croker, deceased. that the undersigned, adj
ministrator OF said estate, Intends to make Fl :
nal settlement thereof at the next term OF the
Probate Court of Iron county, to be held at
the courthouse In Ironton, Iron county, Mo-,
same being The 9th day of November, A. D.,
1895. W.T.. GAIT Admtnistrator.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-10-12
Card of Thanks.

VULCAN, Mo-, Oct. 9th, 1898.
We desire to thank our friends for
kindness shown us during our late be-
sc:-ement.
y. w. ALCORN AND FAMILY.
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Children Cry
for Pitchers CastoYia.
DoksCottonRoOt
COMPOUND.

A Ao''v "
xxx &Lodies. Is the only perfectly
safe and reliable medicine dis
covered. Beware Of unprincipled druggists who
ofrer inferior medicines in place Of this. Ask for
Cooks Cotton Root Compound. take no sabstt-
fue or inclose 81 and cents In postage In letter
and we win send sealed, by return mail Fullsealed
particulars in plain envelope. to ladies only.
stamps. Address Pond Lily Com any.
No. Fisher Block. Detroit Mich.
Sold in Ironton, No., by P. r. Crisp,
druggist.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-10-12
Notice.

Notice.
All persons are hereby notified to
return their assessment blanks proper
ly filled out to me at the county clerks
Office by October 18th, under penalty
of double assessment.
S. P. REYBURN, Assessor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-10-12

COUGHING LEADS TO CONSUME
TION. Kemp's Balsam stops the
cough at once.
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NnvnI nmccrs 90 BE Inriteh.

Thursday the ARRANGEMENTS Committee OF tho
WestmOre.and Club wrote % Admiral Gherardi,
requesting hun 10 name 9uch OIL rers 81 the
American nui foreign naval vessels IN lamp-
ton Roads as ne thought would be able 70 attend
tue .0uthstn Governors reception ut the club on
the rtght a. The I3;h. 10 those Invitations 70
tho reception Will DO extended. i, Is expected
that about sixty will be able 70 attend. Inc
Chesapeake AID ONO Railway Company Will
place at tho disposal ~ the club special train
10 bring the naval guests 20 the city and take
them back 10 Fort Monroe. Tho letter was sent
b. an officer ol the nect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
AUCTION sALEs-Fu,urs Days.
by J. B. Elan Il Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
I1lJ Main street.
A TTENTTON MANUFACTURERS,
"A BUILDERS, AND HoaE-SEEKERSl
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE
SEVERAL LARGE AND VALUABLE PLATs
OF VACANT LAND,
COMPRISING
GOOD BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE GROUND,
LARGE AND wELL-LoCATEO MANU-
FEATURING SITES,
TWENTY-FIVE CITY LOTS
BY request Of the owners We shall soil by pub
lie auction, on the promises, on

BROOK AVENUE, BAKER. GoDDIN. AND
SPRING STREETS.
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cause the survey has not been completed. ana
with some OF the largest oyster counties dot
fully heard from. II IL Governor Mckinneye
purpose 10 recommend 90 the Legislature thst
the annual surplus over expenses be Invested Va
swift cruiscrn until the stare has secured an
oyster navy that will afford absolute profession
70 tho interest, The calculation is that the reye-
pue Tor the year, despite the present unpro-
duct,ye srounos and the long freeze that serIons-
~ iniericrcd with oystering, VIII DO between
$4,000 and $4,000.
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GO JANUARY !. 1913.
~~IuuTE

-tUu lE-
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BROAD-srkEET
STATION.
500 A. NJ Except sunday, for local stations
and Newport News.
900 A. NJ Daily, Vestihule special with Pail
man, for Williamsburg. Newport
News, Hampton, Oid Point, Norfolk
and Portsmouth, Makes no other
stops.
200 p. " Daily, with Pullman for loca. sta
lions, Newport News, Old Point,
Norfolk, ana Portsmouth.
sos A. NJ. Local train, excep. sunday, for
clifton Forge. Connects At Cor
louisville Tor Washington. AZ Nir-
giDia Midland Junction for Lynch
burg. at Basic City North and
South and at StauRton tor Win
cbcstar-
200 P. NJ. Dany. for Cincinnati and Chicago.
with Pullman 10 Cincinnati ald
dinlng-car doysVille 20 CINCINNATI.
serving oreskfasi. Connects az
Gofdonsyiue daily with local Train
Tor Stauat0n-
6:35 z. 81. Local tram, daily, FOR Boswell.
l0:t5 Z. ID. Daty, Tor Cincinnati ana Chicago
With Pullman Tor Cincinnati, anI
LOUISVILLE ami dialng-car %
+. Z, '. Aaysyile. Connects ~ JoylnS-
ton. Va, for Virginia Hot Springs
TRAINS LEAVE E1GnrH-STREEr STATION.
900 A. NJ. Daily, with parlor-car. for Lynch
nurg aud Clifton Forge. Connects
except sun aV for Lexington, Va,
and excep,Sanday for Craig City.
800 7. 81. Except Snnday, with Sesping-cA,.
Tor Lynchbnrg. Train leaves lynch
BARI. at 7:l5 A. Il. daily Tor Lerln:-
ton Va.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND, BROAD
STREET STATION.
TAO A. NJ. Daily, from CINCINNATI.
$500 A. NJ. Daily, tom boswell
1880 A. N. Daily, from Norfolk and Old Point
200 r. n. Dady, from Cincinnati ard Louis
NillH-
$50 p. N. BABY, from Norfolk and Old Point.
$50 p. "a. Except Sunday. IRON IilfJCn Forsa
1880 L. N. Except sunday, from Ola Point
TRAINS ARRIVE ElGufh-o'EREEr STATION
$40 \. N. kxoept Sunday. nom Lynchnuss
and Lexington Va
6sto Z Y. Daily, fsom Lynch burg and Clifton
Forge JOHN d. POTTS.
s2s Division Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08

Cable Hatcher lrolorod) was charged In the
Police Court yesterday morning with ieloniousy
cutting and woundIng florence EDWARDS, an
Otnor negro womln. Il turned out that Florence
Was only hit with a key and that sno had a
hand in tho row herself. She was bncd 81 and
Gallo 500.
Ida BoHies tcolorcd) paid 80 for tres assing on
the promises Of and assautine aud SINKING
IOttu EuT q.
samuel Miller coiOredl, charged with ASSAULT
ING ana attempting % cat Charles Jones with a
razor, was discouraged, the evidence against him
being very weak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08

John :. Apperson, Marion, va, corn on staiS'
corn In ear, ana wheat; joan l.. Sanders, Chi-
hOwio Va, fleece wool; John 81 Preston, Seven
Nile FORD, fleece wool; f. Il. Nelson, Sinking
Greek noece wool; Bedford county, Va, wheat,
Ii. h. smith. Suffolk, Va, native cotton 1, G..
emith, Petersburg, Va, peanuts; &. A. Iynes,
Tazewen bluegrass sod A. II. Drewry, West
over, corn IL ear; Mis-. Alice Bransiord, Shirley,
Va, bale hay: John n. Preston, eeyen-Mie
torc. bale hay; Jonn l. Hurt, Hurts store, Va.
wheat; Pr.Hcess Anne county, corn ana Sege-
tables; Buckingham county. corn, WhoGt. aud
OATS: Prince Edward county, corn and wheat;
Madison county, tobacco, corn, wheat, aud oats !;
Shenandoah county, corn, wheat, oats. aud hay.
DEPARTMENT OF nORTIcULTURE.
Monticello Wine Company, Charlottesville,
Va, grapes and vines.
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RAILROAD LIME
. ~ Es9 SsT9
A TLANTlC-COAsr LINZ

RICHMOND AND pETERgBrR. r,...
TIMETABLE. 'JD
Commencing sUHDAY, Janqa-y t.
800 A. A., trains On thn rosi ali r.- y
lows: ' ~ u
TpAtyq qafrrrf.ts...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
THAT LARGE AND VALUABLE PIECE OF
PROPERTY on CHURCH HILL
KNOWN
CORCORAN HALL,
SITUATED on THE EAST SIDE OF TWEEN
TY-FIFTu BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARSHALL STREETS

~ virtue Of certain deed ~ trust to the m
der-igned trustees, dated september =. 1890,
and - record in tho Clerks onice Of Richmond
Chancery Court. Deadlock l20 &, page il. de-
fau.t having been made IN the payment o. tho
money secured thereby, ana being 10 luired 50
TO do by the beneficiary therein, VIC shall pro
coed 10 sell at public auction, upon tho pro
misses, on
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1898.
at o'clock p. ~, tho PROPERTY described as
above. Tho building Is three stories high and
covers nearly tho whole lot. which fronts so feet
on 1wenty-nith street and runs back between
parallel lines 100 feet To an alley - feet wide.
There Is on tho ground floor q large supper
room. large hall on second story, with stage,
dressing-roOms, and gallery with a seating capa-
city OF about 500, and lOdge-roomS on the third
floor.
This property is so centrally located on Church
Hill and, being the Ouly hall OF rs size suitable
for lectures, concerts, AM entertainments In
that portion OF the city, should pay well a. an
Investment.
TERMS Cash as 20 expenses OF sale and some
taxes now due. and the sum CT 1000 with tute-
rest from September 3. 1891. the balance upon
such terms as will 30 announced at the hour u
sale. h. Is. MEADE,
HOWARD oWINEFORD,
SUTTON & CO.. Trustees.
Aucti0ueers. apo
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IVINI ~ - 80 -
The amount of these subscriptions has
been pad 10 Hon. j. Taylor Ellis son,
Mavor, by the Chamber OF Commerce to
be forwarded at once so DR.. John 4. Leigh.
chairman Of the Relief Committee at
Oarksyllc.
The committee for the other jobbing
trades, Mr.. J. f. Mosby chairman. and the
committees from tic T6bscco Exchange
and the Grain and Cotton Exchange Will
doubtless finish their collections today or
Mondav, and these rs soon as made Will bo
forwarded in the same way, through the
Mayor, or direct to DR.. Leigh at the
stricken town.
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TRAINS sOUTHwAxD


Leave ArrI..
No. Petersburg. Alhu..f
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ASHLAND TKAi,.
N e : " E0tIaIA;S@.,
ErsxuEr-zILxrl

E1znzzzuzcxE3
SCHEDULE 4, EFFEgrJlNi
LEAN 4 klIhADAJ. 81 KIDS tbs
300 A. Al. DaiIv-Arhu lt al.
TIBtLfD Liail.l
fOiN ll.3J a. ST..
Ieters1urf. ~ l.rH.t.
300 A. VI. nAly Tor Lyn-At4F-, t
intermediate r.a-i.-a
ton beyond h.a-otr
1920 p. n. Daily Tor ltoaLaAe, d.
Ei. Bristol. aul 81
ara Mcst ghl Aast lr
glniA ami 6tUffif
Tor buclclA OAit ...
leaYo blueuel1 % ID 3.
AruOFa. tuLIMlaH. m.
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nOgo g. Memphis t h
CAAttluoogl. am ..
from ktrhmcn o. .f
$40 p N. Daily lor Norfolk. "a.
meiiaie stations.
G.t5 NJ
5.as P. N. Daily. Afnys Nlri.
1850 p. 81. Daily tor Eoal1k,. hn
III aui bristol ttlH.
IoSe 1.1s 4. n uft
and Chattanooga tian i.t
Shoppers ktaaoAf ID
Aemplts. All Sew o-.n'A.
car attafhet Also
tCcah1nsss. kikEl.n, .t'
Cllnck-h4llef 4lttr.''.
loul-ylla aai -lst $3.50
and Nasaaiio IaifoAA
also TO- kocky hQ1n. ..-
uvQs Winston-sairtn 81.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEP
RICHMOND aud LiNCHBNko te'
pancy ~ % z. n. also Pullman
burg TO Louisville Sc hsdiord AL N'.. %
Trans arrive Richmond tlen !. -..I
tho Wess DAILY s.3l A. NJ. s;lo Z, D.. 4
IN. PROM Norfolk ani tAs ktss.
2:lS u. ", aud yesIlbaled Iinite3 -
4. ". COlAtN 4.
Passcnger Ai'--
". n bktiLL .,
General fessepses -
General snleA Roanoke Va
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-1aS ni.r:s,r" t t"'f'se,lyI
By Apperson q Pollard,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
COURT SALE By PUBLIC AUG.
" TON


THE LOTS FRONT EACH 30x125 FEET TO
ALLEY IN COMMON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08

Gresham 10 the Circuit Court Of
rs Henric0 county.
Gresham and 1is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08

WE HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY,
and it's something worth saying and
worth listening to besides A good
listener always hears something worth
knowing and acts upon his information.
The best information you can get just
now is about our clothing. It'll pay
you to look at such stock as we're
showing, and it's perfectly certain that
when you look you'll look pleased and
make purchase. We say that we're
selling the biggest value of the kind to
DO had in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08

Tho New y
Of gsstlbulei
station att:,
Saturdays an
= T.. 81 4ou
Extra fare q
FREDERI
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fh.orstsr Kersnnr.

The Few oyster Law went into operation Sep
fsmber tho 18th last Up 20 date the revenue
reported under II 10 toe State Treasurer
amounts 70 e26. 0s327, or nearly tytce ns much
- Oyster iaterest yielded the Commopseslsh
during toe uhoIc o. the previous year. This, too,
VIA vass sSoa Of oyssos-gronEds unrcnseds W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
THE GAINESVILLE SUFFERERS.
The Work OF Collecting Money for Their
Relief

hecommittee OF wholesale Grocers, con-
s,st,ng OF Nessrs. l.. G. Younger, A9olphus
Blair. ]. +. Antrim. w. J. johnson, and
Blair Boiling. 60 raise funds for the relief
OF the ClMksville sufferers have secured
A. foftnour,, cuhecrtDtiOuS
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DttFs
Train p "a limited nrl 81 ....
man Buffet Sieopns-Car. -.
addition % fr-t-cia8s % ags g. .a
Pullman car fare.
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RAILROAD LINES.

- a
EARMYILLE AND POWHATAN
RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE 1O3 EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECl DEC. 20. 1892
LEAVE RICHMOND.
1920 r. NJ. RIA Atlantic Coast Line for Farmyllle
anu all poin,s west u Chester
1915 p. ". ia Richmond and Danyllls for
FRrmy.llo ami al points vest Of
MOseley.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
S.45 A. II. rlc Richmond ana Danvile from
farmvllle and all points west Il
Moseley.
1920 A. VI. rid Atlantic Coast Limo from Farm
Vile aud all points vest Of Chester.
2:lJ p. NJ. U1d Atlantic Coast Line from Ber-
nudA and Ochre.
All trains daily except sunday.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked through
at 9Ol Main street, Richmond aud DanYllo do
pot, or linton Depot. X i. WILSON,
General Passenger Agent.
JAMES X. WgRTH. General Manager. do %