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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-07-05


AT KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, June 29.-Twelve
hundred Santa Fe men are GU in
Argentine tonight. That road cent
out 16 passenger trains today with the
regular couerle of Pullman cars attach
ed, but the freight trains are complete
ly tied up superintendent Rorabach
has issued an ultimatum to the strik-
ers that if they do not return by noon
tomorrow they NAV consider them
selves discharged. None of the other
roads are affected.
GETTING UGLY
CHICAGO, June 29.-The fret overt
act OF violence in the strike occurred
this afternoon when the engineers
and firemen of an Illinois Central SUI
burban train were driven from their
engine by mob of 200 men. They
were peited with rocks and bricks
and chased away. The train south
bound from Chicago Was stopped just
north of the crossing at Burnside
station. One striker drew the coup
lingpin connecting the locomotive
with the train and y others boarded
the cab and forced the engineer and
fireman to jump out. AS they did 81
the mob began 10 pelt them With
stones The men ran for their IiveI
pursued by the mob. The episode free
the blood of the mob, and when {
short time later a northbound sub
urban train arrived it too wa
stopped, the engine taken TO tn
roundhouse and the cars left standing
on the northbound tracks. The new
was sent to police station and fore
of 20 men hastened to the scene AM
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Strike at Fl. Worth

Special to the Statesman.
FIT. WORTH, June 20-The strike
has not affected the roads at this
place.
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Caution, Buy only DR.. Isaac
Thompson's eye water. Carefully ex-
anime the outside wrapper. None
other genuine.
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KILLED BY WIFE AND DAUGHTER
White Females Crime-Foul Murder
OF Husband and Father-No Neg
no Oncerned-Strange Verdict
of a Georgia Jury.

HOMER, Ca, March 25th-J. +.
Willis was killed by his daughter.
Lillian, and bis wife.
The news of the tragedy did not
leak out for several days until a son,
Francis, eleven years old, told 1t to
neighbors. Daughter and mother
were both arrested and given a pre-
liminary trial.
The boy testified that his father
came home from work ebout dark
and called for his supper. After be-
ginning to eat his meal a difficulty
arose between the father and
mother. The, father sat down before
the fire, when Lillian, girl about
fifteen years old, struck him with az
axe, cutting a cash in his skull
Willis threw back his head and tn
mother took the axe from the CIR
and cut him across the throat witt
lit. Willis died a few minutes later
The girl says she struck the blo'
with the axe after having cut he
fathers throat with a razor, Will
he was choking her mother t
death. After drawing the razor
, cross the throat of her father an
, seeing that he was not dead, st
, picked up the axe and finished hin
Her plea was that she did the dee
3 to save her mothers life.
: The Jury after being out for son
D time, rendered a verdict OF not gu
e tv
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LOUISA NOTES.
BrcKNr RS VA. Mar. %, 1894

BuCKNE RS VA. Mar. %, 1894.
To the EDITOR of the PLANET,
Dear Sir Feeling very much
interested in your noble paper, L
thought i would let you hear from
me. First 1 must tell you how we
reioiced over our brott er who after
being absent from US for &c years
re turn ID home to us last Monday
morning. The scene of meeting him
will long be remembered.
Now, l will give you an idea OF the
outlook of the farmers and their
work The wheat is looking splendid
and the fruit trees are all In ful
bloom.
Young chickens are growing nicely
SO you must get ready and come &C
the Shiloh Association In Angus
and b lp to destroy the good fooS
that will be prepared by us. :.
Mrs. ]. G. Herndon spent the holi
day In Charlottesville, Va. ID
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FROM sEwELL.

SEwELL. W. VA, Mch. 26, '94.
Dear Editor Your highly appreci-
ated paper is so extensively known !
thought would put in few items
of Sewel, w. Va, end along the
line of New River. The business in
this section of the country is at this
time awful dull on account of the OPP
orators cutting the price ofcoal from
4Oc. to 3Cc. which caused a strike on
Kanawha River. About one fourth
of the mines on New River Is work
ing and three fourths of them are
working very good for some OF our
intelligent young gentlemen. l mean
those whom want to rest five days
and work one which is always Satur-
day all lazy men are making their
| way to such places. Times In West
Va, is q little worse than hard now.
Hard times is something have Of
J ten heard of but never experienced II
until the entire D. 5. went Democrat
ic the last election.
Bows, study wisely for the, cam
pa'gn for work under the Demo
administration is down and chickens
o. something else is stolen ever,
+. night. Go for chickens, boys
q Hard times have sicken many and
r am feeling very bad now; some wan
g to know what is making some me-
r SO sick, my reply to them is this
o have a big debt on hand and n
/, money coming In. The old saying
make hay while the sunshine that
g what many did but stock had to ca
e while sunshine, that is what the ia
o mer said, and the miner said l mah
!. money when 1 can and spend it VIII
/ have 1t.
Wishing the PLANET great success
z j. II. w.
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COLORED MAN ORDAINED.
The Rev. Mr.. Mitchell the First Neg
70 Made an Episcopal Priest in
Boston

Boston, MASS. March Goth "a =
The Rev. Oscar Leiber Mitchell
was ordained to the Episcopal priest
hood In St. Augustine's Church Phil
lips street, West Eud, to-day. He
is the first colored man who has ever
taken the orders of the Episcopal
Church of this city.
The service were conducted by
Bishop Barker. of the diocese o.
Western Colorado, Mr.. Mitchell, who
has acted as assistant to Father
Field, at st. Aueustine's Church fol
the last two years, is twenty-eigh'
years old.
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n ICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
%, 1894. Eastern stan
dard time.
Except sunday. stops at ElDa
and local stations Arrives al
WaSbin9ron st l2.0l p. NJ. Balti-
more, III p. M Philadelphia S:47
p M: New York e.2S z. N
sko A NJ New York and Florida Special. all
0o" Punman Vesnbuled-cars. leaves Byrd
street station uailys except Monday
No extra charge other tnan usuai
,s.oo 100, leaves Byrd-street Station daily
A-'o0 stops at Elba Ashland Doeweh
Milford, Erederickburgs Brook.
and Whitewater. Arrives al
Washington at $40 7. M. Baltl-
more, 6.24 Z. M; Philadeiphia
7.4o +. M: New York. 1905 Pm.
Also connects at W Washington with
the Congressional Limited tall
Pullman Parior cars and Penn
eyIvanla railroad Dining cars)
leaving at 400 p IN. daily
arriving at Baltimore 4-54 p. m.
and New York y. o. p. m.
80 ~ leaves Byrd-Street Station daily
''AS sleeping-car Kichmon to New II rk
stops at EIba Ashland. Dos
veil Milford, Fredericksburg,
brooke and Whitewater stops al
other stations ON SUNDAY B. Ar
rivos at We shington ll-l0 p M
baltimore, 12:5S A. M, Philadel
phia, $40 A. NJ, New ork, 6;5S A.
arrives at Byrd-Street station
0lctnoL
stops at Wade v a ter, Brooke
Fredericksburg. Milford, boswell AL
land and klbe- Stops at other sta
tions on SUNDAYS. Leaves ash
lnpfo1Ef ~ A.
nrTiv s. a. Byrd-street Station az
~ stops At Mide W Alter, srocxs
Eredericksburg, Milford. Ashland
noawelland Elba. Leaves ashing
ton at 1857 A. NJ
| Dns arrives at Byrd-Street Station DAN,
'sA' -s"- aSops at Fredericksburg Nil
| ford. Doswl. and Ashland. Pullman
1 cers from New York Washington
Leaves Washington s.46 p. M.DOe
/ not stop at Eloa.
| Ok o N arrives 81 byro-Street otreee 1aiiy
o'~ leaves Washington at 402 r N
| -tons at ElDa aud local stations
| pnlirn an Car II ON Washington
ON n New York and Florida special, a
| pnllma an VesIibuled cars, arrives a
Byrd-Street daily, except SUNDAY
No extra charge other than osut
1 Pullman fare.
rprDERIcKsBURG ACCOMMODATION.
many EXCEPT SUNDAY.
.oop ~ Leaves Byrd-Street station. Arrive
1 ~'OO at fredericksburg at 6-SS p M
1 90 AZ arrives at Byrd-Street station
o- Leaves fredericksburg at 500
ASHLAND TRAINS.
Daily except Sunday.
80. AZ leaves EIba. Arrives at Ashland I
aoopM leaves SS EIba. Arrives at Ashland I
aMA.M.. arrives at EIba. Leaves Ashland I
sMPM S arr H at Elba. Leaves Ashland
els p. M.
q. a. TAYLOR. Traffic Mans g
r n n MYrRs General superintendent
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C. & Q.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.
EFFEcrIvs Jan. IA, 1894.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BR0A DISTRICT
STATION.
$40 An. Daily. with Pullman for local ste
tions. Newport News. Old Pol ~
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
sOoPM Daily with Parlor Carfor localsta-
tons. Newport News. Old Point.
Norfolk and Portsmouth
7.l5 A. n. Local train. except sunday. Tor
Clifton Forge. Connects at Cord
svilie for Washington. az Virginia
Midland Junction for LyDcbburg
at Basic for sHageretown and at
Staunton for Winchester.
400 P. M.The Cincinnati and st. Louis Lin
Gordonsvile and Pullman Sleer
ar Gsrrdonsvfle to Cincinnati.
and ST. Louis Stops only at i'm
k.ao ID n local train. except sunday. AZ
commodation for Charlottesville
1000 p. N. DAILY for CinciDnsti with pullman
FEW. to Hinton aad Gordonsv 1 l Z
TO Cincinnati and Louisville
Dfnine-car Washington to Ciucin-
natl. Connects at Covington. Va
for Virginia Hot Springs daily
Meals served diniDg-cars-
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-sTREET STATION
q on A M Daily. with Palace-car for L. xingtor
Lynchburg and Clifton Forge Coz
meets. except Sunday. for Arvonia
4aO-P M Except Sunday, Accommodation 70
Columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND. BRoAl
| STREET STATION.
500 A. M. Daily from Cincinnati
| n 80 A NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Old Point
400 P. n. Daily. from Cincinnati and Lout
Vile.
e.bOP. M. Daily. from Norfolk and Old Poin
7.45 p. NJ. Except Sunday, from CLIFTON Forg
TRAINS ARRIVE GHTH-STREET STATIC
s.45A. Except Sunday, from Columbi
e.OoP. Daily. from Lyncneurs ana eirs Tllftc
Division Passenger AptI
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N = : norfok:Eestsm RI

41ai.A
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 10. 1885,
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-STREET STATION
o. 90 A. N. Daf7y-Richmoad and Norfolk YES
TfBULED LIMITED-Arrive Nor
folk 11:25 A. NJ Stops oaly at Pe-
tersburg. Waverly. and Suffolk
500 A. NJ Daily .sTl1F 1dlCAQQ EXPHESS''
ion Lynchb W Z r<>UzG .kc$ Oh ~ :,
Pocahontas- sAcDove. Coiure -,
and Chicago. Pullman buffet
sleeper Roenokeito oolumbus-withou
change Through coach from Rich
mond TO LyRchburg.
k.ao A. DAILY for Norfolk, Suffolk. and In
termediate statiors. Arrive Nor
folk $50 Pm -
,,-kopM Daily for Roanoke. Radford.
laskf aud Bristol Connects az
Roanoke 500 A. N, with Washing
ron and Cha ttapooga Limited Pull
man sleepers Roanoke to Mem
nhis And New Orleans. Dining
ear attached ALSO for Bluehcld
Pocahontas also for Rocky Mount
and ali stations w inston-Salem al
prrrIafaNPA PALACE SLEEPER between RICH
MOND and LYNCHBURG ready for occupancl
at P NJ: also Pullman sleeper Peterspurs "
TRAINS arrive Richmond from Lynchbrrg an
| the west Daily 7.b0 A. M. aDd7.O0 4. M. IRON
| Norfolk and the East, 1l:00 A. M, ana vest
buled Limited 700 z. M. ,-o,,,rnrv
District Passenger Agent.
! w. Is. BEVlLL
General Passenger Agent
General once. Roanoke Va no
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God Bless {!
II. s COLLEGE.

HIS. COLLEGE, Mar. 10Th, 81.
Dear Editor ALLOW ne through
your grand and widely read paper
TO tender a heart felt thanks to the
Mercy Seat Baptist Church for
$40. 90 which she donated to me
on the first Sunday in March, 1894,
to get me a suit of clothes. God
bless her "As much as ye have
done it unto one of the least of these
nv brethren We have done it unto
me-" Matt. 25:40. 1t came In so well.
When will you do so again
/ am, respectfully yours In Christ,
W. l.. FowLKEs, Pastor
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BLUEFIELD, W. VA, March 26 '94
T. iitor Richmond PLANET.
W. An--l. tho nan

IL iitOr Richmond PLANET
We have the usu-
al Easter blizzard. This community /
ls pleased beyond description, over !
the n. and W. II. II. shops going TO |
work on full time. Several wrecks
Occur + ID Saturday gath, five en-
gines were fearfully demolished. MIR.
Young that was 50 very badly III
iured that caused amputation OF one
of his legs Is getting along nicely. A
white woman boarded the passenger
train at Radford on Wednesday Tor
Biuefield. She had in her possession
a young baby perhaps week old
VIXEN she came TO New River. She
tried to throw the infant into the
River but missed her aim, and the
child was gotten. or course she
was arrested and carried back to
Radford and locked up. Rev. Gard
ner of Graham was here to-day and
delivered an excellent sermon on the
Resurrection of Christ. We are sor-
ry TO note the death of Mrs. Richard
johnson. She has been down with
consumption for several months.
Also an aged lady by the name oil
Griffin whose christian name L do
not know. MIR. WYATT Jones ol
,, Bluefeld shops was injured on Thurs
/, day last, hope not serious. A col
ored man boarded a freight traiI
: near Pulaski City, and was strucl
: with coupling pin and killed out
right. The whole crew was arrested
: The man that threw the fatal pin
is out on a $500. bond when !
should have been SIS 900. The viii
of the murdered man has brough
suit against the r. r. Company 10
: $4,000. We truly hope she ma
!, gain the suit. and thus teach tn
:, !. Company lesson, for employing
i such uppriDcipled wretches Rev. Pa
!, terson is now on visit to his oil
= home, Bluefield springs, while W.
~ p. is on his Bridal tour. The east
= ern shores is the Dlissfrl spot toe
e has been selected by the happy pal
- You pardon me for intruding Q
- your valuable space.
- Very respectfully Yours
10 W. r. p. per S.
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For Over fifty Years.

Mrs wfnelow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for over fifty years by millions of mothers lot
children while teethtng with perfect success IL
soothes the child eoftens the gums. alays al
mains. cures wind couc and is the best remedy
for Diarrhcs. 1t will relieve the poor little sunel
or inn M edintely. Sold by Druggist in every part
of the world. Twenty Ave cents bottle bt
sure and ask for .'Mrs- Winslow's Soothing
SYRUP" AMI take no other.
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Italy.
STOPPING PLACES.

BTOFplNG PLACES.
Nos.14. As. AZ. IS. 5o0& sol make no stops-Nos4o
and lSf stop at Belheld and stony Creek on skg
nal. Nos. %. "a. IS. ~. and - stop on sigma
at Manchester. Drowry's .. Centralia. and Chester
Nos-82. 81. 81, win stop on signal ut al stations
through trains. On Trains Noe 81 and 80 Sleep
ing-Cars between Richmond and Lynchburg. We
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
Leaving Richmond at 900 p. NJ. daily and ar
riving at Weldon at II Pap M. and ct Atlantis
at 90 z. NJ. via s. A L. Through sleepers-Rich
mond to Atlanta
In addition TO the above, THE NEW YORK
AND FLORIDAY SPECIAL. co insisting OF Vestt-
bule Pullman-cars only. leaves Richmond south
bound-e-30 p. NJ, daily, except sunday. and
i leaves Petersburg north-bound 81 A. NJ. daily
except Monday. No extra fare charged on tAa
| train. except regular Pullman
| THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO NoRF0K.
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The trains leaving Richmond at . A NJ and
Norfolk at p. A. are solid trains between thee
two points. and passengers go through without
change of cSrs.
p - and arriving at Richmond at a1g A NJ
On LAP NJ. make close conilsctton at PstafS-
bnrg to and nom fam siiis. j NJ 'sl-s. snc
RM sULLY. superintendent
T.. Il. D. MYERe. General Superintendent.
TN. Ehn<ERsoN. Traffic Manager
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP OoxPA

sEMr-wEgK LIZ LIN FOR NEW YORK.
amers leave Richmond VERY TUESDAY
AN FRIDAY at o clock p NJ.
MAJ fest closed one hour before sailing time
Steamers leave New York from Pier q. North
River for Richmond every WEDNESDAY. AND
SATURDAY at p M, arriving In Richmond
MONDAY. AND FRIDAY MORNINGS
Passenger mmodetions unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York. Iincluding meals and
berth, via James River Route-.---.-..-----.-t e-oe
Round Trip Tickets limited to thirty days
after date of 14O0
Storage fare. with so
Storage fare without snbsistence-.--------- 900
Cabin fare VIA Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way<and Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road tickets limited to four dnys)---------. 500
Round Trip Tickets limited to thirty
1 law
Tickets can be obtained at Richmond Trans
| Company's. col east Main street. Chesapeake
| and Ohio and Richmond and Petersburg depotG
and at the company's once, 1901 Main etroet.
and wharf, Rockets.
| Freight forwarded and through bills OF 1ading
issued for points beyond New York.
| Freight received daily until p n.
Passengers leaving Richmond on AONDAYS
| wEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUB-
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
(vTa.Newport News at $50 A. NJ. and by the
| Richmond and Petersburg Railroad (same dnyal
| at A. NJ, will make connection At norfolk
| with steamer leaving those days
d GEORGE w. ALLEN CO., Agents.
No. 1901 Main street.
! and comp any's wharf. Rockstts-
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INSURE NOW
ahe Old Dominion Bensficiaf 40
sociation for 25cents cash aud a
.snCs ger week, pay
$500 per Week. Sick Benefits
$4,000 at ;peath.

$4,000 at Death.
all promises made faithfully kept
al Obligations promptly paid. Tbs
association is thoroughly reliab@
aod solicits the patronage OF 1'bs
s0blic.
While you are well prepare tcs
tckness and death. 1t is the ain
i the founders to give the people
'0e benefit of the most improved
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U1ncers. JoHN J. CRUrcBFIELD.
SAMUEL CoHEH, Presioenv
Secretary aDo Treas
.. &. RICHARDSON. Soici1,,s
seaasraI Once. Capitos St. Dear etL
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c / A IRV OY A Mt

" ~ IL ~ ~ ~ A.
MRS. MARTH. the world renowned and hishi
VOYANT, reveals every thing. No imposition Can
be consulted on ell affairs OF life- Business.
rsyes sda also Of absent. deceased and nvisx
friends. Removes all troubles and entfange-
msrrieses. $40 ckailenge to any medium Who
can exceed her in her startling revelations Of 49,
Remember she VIII not for any price Halter Sou:
you may rest assured you VIII gain facts With
S o a nUnssn Of LfS Love. cOarssSip TS1
riage. Friends, ETC., with description OF future
companion. She Is very accurate In Describing
sickness, change In business. Journeys, lawsufts,
contested Wills divorce and speculation IL vAlua-
BILE and reliable She reads your ceetiny-gooo
| or bad: she withholds nothing.
| MRS. MARTH. born with double ven. Ia .
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| before IN arriage. the names of all your family.
their ages and description the name and badness
of your present husband. the name OF your next
Il You are to have one. the name of the young
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Of yovr mSrriase-hoW many chiidres you ksvo
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whether yop Prssen. ~o1 Won ~ hsrs
sWeetheart she viii tell you when you via hay
and bis name. business ana oase OF 4Sqesms9nes
written In an honest, clear. plain manner sad
In dead francs Mothers should xAoN
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or intended husband. Do not kesp company.
do not let ally religious scruples prevent yenr
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tell you the FULL NAME OF your future hus-
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EGYPTIAN TALISHANS.
MRS. MARTH. while wandering with the Gyp-
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L affv who the GENUINE CAABA. ALTHOUGH IN
/ Drincipled women who call Themselves Clairvoy-
t ants, Astrologers and Fortune Tellers. claim to
see- ed to be in the hands of such artful Wonen
| who would put it to bad use.
| Rea der, do you notice that some pe0pke
| seem to have good luck all the time. InatJeF
| what they do, them seem TO prosper. while 9th
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at the end of the year they are are no better Oh
|. han when they started. This IL because they
| ole in all probabilities, have been to one Of tia
| Genuine mediums and obtained one.
| IL Won are unsuccessful In business, have bad
4, | ack thinRs go wrong with you then you should
" nave an Egyptian Talisman, This removes Al
Il evil innuences. brings good luck ana keeps 81
a in any business or do any thing until have 50
cured one of her Talismans: 1t win bring bach
A the runaway lover. wife or husband.
HOW TO OBIkIN A TALISMAN OF
YOUR OWN FREE WILL AND
ACCORD.
Nv sanding a present OF q $500 note in . regl.
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L Advice bynletters, $1.OO. No letters answers
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All letters must contain alec
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
The Bland Coinage Bill In the Bal
ance-Chinese Treaty-Sam Jones
ism on the Democrats - The
BreCkenridge-POlla Suit.

(From our Regular Correspondent
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& DANvuLE K. K. Co.
SAMUEL SPENCER, F. w. HUIDEKoPER AND
REuBEN FOSTER, RECEIVERS Is
Richmond a. DanVille and North Car
DINA Divisions.
CONDENSED CHEDULE.
In Effect August 13, 1893
TRAINS LEAVES RICHMOND,VA.
1880 A. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily 70
Atlanta. Augusta, and points
South. Connects at Danvtle with
the WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
WESTERN svEsTIBULE LIMIT
ED Connects at Greensboro for 4
Durham and Raleigh; at Salisbury /
for western North Carolina Pas
ssneers can take sleeper at p, M |
ta.so p N. ,FAS1 MAIL, daily. for Atlanta. |
p eus " at hossiy With FaTmvIne ana |
Powhatan railroad; at keysvilse
for -Clarksvile. oxford. Henderson
and Durham and at Greensboro for
Durham, Raleigh and Wtnston-Sal-
EN-. Through sleepers from Dansiile
son n LOCAL. daily except Sunday. for
Wv Amelia Courthouse and intermedi-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
| 700 A. NJ From Atlanta to Augusta
s s.Ss 4. M N From Amelia Courthouse.
lY0RK-RlVR LINE VIA WEST PIT
1 TIE FAvoRrTE NJ UTE NORTH.
1 LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN NO. 10. s1o P. RI
LOCAL IExPREsS. daily except sundsy'
stoos at ali stations. At Lestor Manor con-
nscfs Nth stage for Walkerton; with baltimore
| steamer at West Point
| TRAIN NO. 16. 4.45 p. NJ.
| RAITIMORE LIMITED daily except Sunday
for West Point. connecting with fork-hlver
| steamere for Baltimore. At baltimore steam,
| ere connect with Baltimore and Ohio railroad
tor Washington, Philadelphia and New YORK
| steamers leave Baltimore at r. M oany sA-
cept Sunday. ,,Aa
| of o Ob A. M, I0:40 A. M. and s-S5 p M.
TkAIN NO. "A, 7.o5 A. M.
| LOCAL MIXED, daily except sunday, Leaves
Twenty-third Street for West Point ano inter
Ticket-oaice at station foot of Virginia st
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W. T. GREEN. General Manager.
H. s. b. Thompson. Superintcnd~ MT.
JOHN M BEALL. Travelling Passenger
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