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T1d11d'S ~ SARSAPARILLA
 The Kind That Cures
 Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
 Female Complaints, Nervous Prostration, La Grippe, Blood, Nerve, Kidney, or Skin

Female Complaints, Nervous Prostration, La Grippe, Blood,
 Nerve, kldrey, or Skin
 Troubles,
 Dana's Did 1t.
 A. E. BURKITT, FIX. N. C. Daughters of Liberty, 20. Box 18s, WATERBURY, CONN, was troubled greatly with Rheumatism, which seemed permanent. Also was troubled with Eczema, causing itching all over the body. Took DANA'S for the BLOOD. The result was CURE of Rheumatism as well. DANA'S CURED both.
 Six Months in his Chair.
 MARCUS D. JEWETT, Grand Army man of STAFFORD SPRINGS, CONN, had Rheum atism, Liver Complaint, and Dis eased Kidneys, caused by wounds and diseases while in the Service. Rheumatism was so bad that !" sat in my chair more than six months" DANA'S CURED him.
 Rheumatism.
 DAN'L V. DAVIS, of Luke St., WATERBURY, CONN, suffered much from Rheumatism. Tried Pills, hot salt water, a much spoken of blood and nerve medicine, and several bottles of a noted Sarsa- parilla, but to no effect. "The first bottle of DANA'S did me some good, but the second bottle showed its power. DANA'S cured me"
 Certified to by MIR. DAN'L F. KELLY, 400 Mill St.
 See that you get DANA"
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FOR SALE-A very desirable Farm of ' 153 acres, in Holland County: cuts between 20 and 30 tons of hay, variety of fruit; near school, church and pOst-Office; land in good state of cultivation Cream taken at door. Call or write to E. o. DIMOCK, No. 9 Park-st., Rock vile, Conn.
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"ANTED, ALL PEOPLE to KNOW w that I will do their BLACKSMITHING and WAGON WORK Of every kind in First-Ciass Style, at EXTRA LOW PRICES, at my shop, one mile east Of East Willingt0n.
 14je3m. ARTHUR WOOD,
The Press., 1894-09-27

DIGS FOR SALE-Nice white Pigs. 2 1 weeks old, weigh from 30 to B lbs. each: Price $2.50 each. J. C. SPARKS, Wilmington.
 Sept 27, 1894. ' 2W
The Press., 1894-09-27
Born.

New London, 4th, daughter Florence Emma) to Albert Peck, and grand -daugh- ter to the late Lueius Blodgett of Stafford.
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Literary Notes.

1.-The Baptist Teacher" published by
the American Baptist Publication Soci-
ETY., Is held in the highest estimation as
an instructive, stimulating and reliable
helper, in preparation of Sundays
lessons in both the International and
Inductive series. Its expositlons, lesson
TOPICS, editorials and Contributed arti-
cles render it an almost Invaluable and
essential agency for every teacher who
would be Thoroughly Interested III his
great work, and who would be qualified
TO sopen the Scriptures" and lmpart
their precious treasures TO scholars OF
every age.
In the March number, President Greene
introduces q parsonage who has beeh
much maligned and wrongly understood
by those who measure the early Is bic
characters by the nineteenth century
standard. Jacob is fairly dealt with III
that issue. Professor Nordeli sets forth
IN a clear and convincing manner the
practical value OF inductlve study as APP
nlied to the Bible. Doctor JudsOn giver
interesting information with regard to
the plans and management OF tue Jud-
son Memorial Sunday-school, which III
many respects is a model worthy Co be
followed. Mr.. Fennells suggestions to
teachers who use the InducuVe Quarter
lies are full and thoroughly helpful.
Miss Dimock's hints to primary teacher
are practical and pointed. Price, OF
cents in clubs OF dive or more TO one ad-
dress
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enURcH aILL NOTES.
4. B Hardy, Jr., In Town-The Lion:
Bride.

Mrs. Sarah A. Gray Of 3l3 n. 32d st,
was the recipient of very usefui present
from Virginia Council, No. ~, 10. of ST.
Luke, at lts anniversary held on the oath
ult. Miss Maggie Jones Is W. =. OF said
Council, and Miss Sarah Braxton is X. =.
MIR. Saml b. Steward, who has been
quite sick at his residence, 2S1S Z St., IL
convalescing. His mother, Mrs. .. Nj.
steward, is also doing well.
The home OF Rev. Evans Payne, $500
ST., has become the domicile OF his tirst
grandson, born to Ma. end Mrs K. Is.
Hardy, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1894.
Tue funeral OF Miss Leila jackson, STA
ter of Miss Florence l.. Jackson, TOOK
place from the 4th Baptist Church on
Thursday eve, 1st inst, at 3 O'Clock.
The deceased leaves a mother, q grand
mother, three sisters aud Jour brothers
to mourn their loss.
The 4th Bapt. Church has lost another
one of it's most faithful members in The
death of Sister Minerva CrutcLtield. The
| deceased had been in declining health foI
several months past. Her funeral toos
| place from the church last Sunday A. NJ
| Rev. Il. Payne otficiated.
| DR.. Nickens' celebrated entertainment
the The Lions Bride" attracted q
| large crowd to the 4th Bapt. Church las
Tuesday night. His entertainment vii
be repeated Monday night, 26th inst.
MIR. John Fleming, brother OF Mr.Grar
| vile Fleming, departed this life last Wee
| nesday morning at his mothers resi-
dence in Fulton
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pensss, would not hesitate TO impair
some one else's capital 100 per Ct.
in order to return you the full
amoun' you have paid in; but there
Is no object IN doing anything
so msgnanimous as that, unless IL
were done as an advertisement. The
Fidelity management Is not doing
business for it's health. We advise
you and your co-members to hold
on to your stock until the outcome
of tho present trial is announced. ii
receiver be appointed, you can
ceass making any frrther payments
and realize about as much as you
would under any other circum-
stances. When you join an associa.
ton of this kind or any other kind
again, read your contracts. Read
the certificate and the bylaws. Yor
ere just as much entitled to see then
as TO see the application blanks. l
you cannot construe them intelli
gently, write to the HERALD and w
will help you.-New York NATIONAL
BUILDING AND LOAN HERALD.
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twenty Thousand Dollars In Eng
land for The COrbett - Jackson
The Great COlOred Fig FAV
Orite- Betting EVen-Will
the CoIOred Man Whit

1t lie lust possible that while on the
other side James j. CorDett the
champion of the world may listen TO
the Wiles OF the National Sporting
Club OF London and consent TO fight
Peter Jacks on, the colOred pugillst,
under their auspices in June next.
Corbett has desire to show the OLD
world patrons of the sport just what
manner of man he is, ana jackson
would rather fight In London than
any where else on earth. In this
country there is we'll defined pre-
iudice against men of color which
does not exist In England, and for
this reason alone he would prefer to
fight In London. According to q ca,
ble dispatch received by Richard K.
Fox Yesterday from Atkinson OF
Sporting Life, London, the National
Club has offered purse Of $40, 0OC
Ifor the contest. Should tue men
agree to meet before the Nationals
the fight will probably be decided
during Derby week. Lonoon sport
ling men are already looking forward
to the event as fixture, and have
made some wageTs at even money
The Standardization mill will be {
good betting event, TO matter wher'
it NAV be decided, but jackson hal
so many supporters on the othe
side that CorDett's friends will be a
ole &c place their money with mucl
greater facility and TO greater ad-
Vantage over there.
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A DAsTARDLY CRIME.
ALLEGED TRAIN wRECKERS
HANGED UNTIL NEARLY
DEAD.
The Jsiler Gives Up the Keys-They
Assert heir Innocence TO the La {.

Pulaski, Va, Feb. 1.-Special.-
Bob and Gam Austin and Sandy
Casey, ell colored men, suspected OF
being implicated In the attempt OF
the wrecking OF a passenger train on
che Norfolk and Western railroad on
last Sunday night, were brought
here on yesterday and locked up in
Jail. At a late hour of the night
5wenty-six masked men, having Sc
cured the keys from the guard, en-
tered the Jail and carried the prison
ers into a neighboring woodland and
attempted TO force confessions from
them by the process OF hanging al
most to the death point.
In each case they stoutly professed
their innocence, and were returned
to jail, locked in again, and the keys
given to the guard. Their necks
show evidence OF severe choking, and
they complain to-day of considers-
| BILE soreness.
Dulan, who was hrst arrested, will
be brought here tomorrow, and it Il
said will identity these parties as bis
accomplish.
| There is not even q conjecture al
to who the m8sked men were. There
was no suspicion of any such thing
on yesterday, and the work was 81
quietly done that nothing wal
known of it until this morning.
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DUBLIN, Va. Feb. 6.-Afber an exam
nation in the County Court yester--
day the three colored men, Sandy
Casey, Bob Austin, and Lewis Aus
tin, accused of attempting to wreck
the Norfolk and Western passenger
train on the night oil january 2Sth,
were discharged. John DIlman, the
colored man first arrested was held
for trial. There were no evidences
against the others except Dolman'E
confession, and yester day he contra,
dIcted his former statement, and de
nied that noIone else had anything
to do with It. Plenty OF proof OF 81
alibi for all three was at hand. Tn,
case got into the County Court by 6
writ of habeas corpus sued out BY
Morton & Wysor alter the coloreC
men were taken out of the Lookup
at Pulaski City and swung up.in or
der to make them e. Mess. The wri
was served on the ask City au-
thorities last Fri1e. and the me
we're taken by tie Sheriff TO tn
county Jail and Brought before tn
Judge yesterday
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MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Jackson were
blessed last Sunday night week with a
bright-eyed daughter. They low have
two children.
During the Lenten Season the rec
tor Of ST. Philips will on Friday night
deliver a series Of lectures on the Book
OF Common Prayer
DR.. e. B. Jackson. the dentist, who
has been confined to his house this week
8 much improved.
The Second Baptist Church has ap-
pointed a committee to confer With the
sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church to eject
| a reconciliation between that body and
sister churches.
For fine furniture at the most rea.
sonable rates call on Charles &. Jurgen's
Son. lie will serve you with cheapness,
neatuess and dispatch. See advertise
ment.
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Auction sale.

Auction Sale OF Independent Clubs
effects will take place Monday Feb.
IL, 1894 at 1:3U z. M. at TAG north
Sd street.. Among the effects are:
l handsome suite of Parlor Furni-
ture, / fine Billiard table, Balls, cues
etc; 1 sideboard and wares; carpet,
mating, rugs ETC.; Billiard Room
and Office Chairs; i large double
desk; card tables: Fine Pictures; l
large Office stove; lamps. books etc.
+. A. RANDOLPH,
Trustee
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Coroner Taylorlast Tuesday made
a post norton examination. OF the
body of William johnson, colored,
who died in the night before at the
alms-house from pistOlshot
wound inflicted by Abram Meredith.
The Coroner astertained that the
bullet penetrated the brain.
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st. JOsephs' Church-1st and Jackson
Streets.

There will be services at st. JOS
ephs' Church closing Lent on Friday
and Sunday evening at 8 p. M.
The Pastor, Rev. L. j. Weber
will preach q course Of Sermons on
very interesting subjects.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-10

The revolution of the Heavenly
Bodies will be shown by Rev. w. 5.
Holland i'm the form OF an exhibi
ton. Monday evening Feb. 1874
at Sharon Baptist Church. Come
and See. Admission 15ct, Lady
and Gentleman 25ct, Children loot
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A Omp linent

Topeka. Kansas State Ledger
Hon. Jno. Mitchell, Jr., has sent
out a circular condemniog Judge
Lynch In his state. John, we are al
ways willing TO assist you. We
would to God We had a thor san
Mitchell'e. Name US tn auxiliar ?
thereto
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-10

&c. W. Noble, State Deputy of
North Carolina and Chief OF Dan
vile for the United Order OF True
Reiormers, Is very I'll at his home
751, Monroe st., Danville. Va. He
is attended by two physicians, Drs.
A. l.. Winston. colored, and r. v
Robinson, white. Ne wish him 9
speedy recovery.
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Madame ERObinsOn's Renditions-Go
and Hear Him.

Mrs. Anna E. Robinson, the noted
elocutionjHt has consented to give a
series of readings at the following
named churches: Monday, Feb. 18th
at First Baptist Church, Manchester
Va; Feb. 10th at the Rising Mt. Iii
on Baptist Church, Fulton; Feb. %,
at the Fifth Street Baptist Church
and March 9th at the eth Mt. Zion
Baptist Church. The public is invi-
ted to hear this accomplished lady.
She will be assisted by local quar-
tette.
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ssrvrrRRUPrED'

-
CHURCH SsN rERRUPTED.
A white ,inen3des the Main
Ic
Quite cenf vas caused at the
Fifth Sc. b teMep last sunday
aises a. ny rfepf m VS. . soou
~ 49,, seH 49,, =. 49, -, 800 ,..s.'-
inc cir into s sh.ie, ae,n J rs -
hesfr etnr ~ 5cor showed the
presence 81 sfI,cer4 III seemed
thet an atten& been mode to rob
house in the ~ ...lorhood and il was
thought the 3. y parties were in the
church. AttAN sseei the services ths
Sooss were . S':s 70 sses ' sacn one ' eVu'o
% q scannee GO snsy passe 40 Iusi
II va .s snhn.,,, snr,'r,. . No., Rev
Graham il can't
- -
We reacb< Dnnyille Tuesday
morning. via n r.. & ID. X. r.,
MIR. w. A. TpH ssbrllllant general
passenger age
1t was cold hfrost covered the
ground and q .ol houses like
snow.
MIR. n. c. Yer has an attract
I've eating saIcS lad confectionery
at 542 crsg n st. He has =
branch grocery sN02 Whitmell St.
Mr.. Digger ~ .far3s sells country
produces and Rrc 'riss.
| Mr.. J.. T. Piert n1inues. his bar
Der business .samesplace.
MIR, Lewis nhF lsas n fruit stanc
at che Centres y sonse. he does
q good bn5ipees
/ Mr.. Z. l.. Heo. ICONS barber-shoI
| holds the Istf - equipments q
|hr a. this tree. eeiofed trad
's conc9freo-
AK. n !" - the Heli-knc"'
snoemaker u glA !, approved ana "
found bin enxA "a ~ .superinten'
ink the work 70 4 chop
kev- j. u. bark ale. she. able pas
itor OF the high - baPtls5 Church
Is conducting r6Fivai with Kew. I
>. Simms assistiE<.
Z Ine elder Is SUGGESTING nicely an
was apparently eH Determined a
} ever To succeed
. Dugger q EQWaf ore conouctln
grocery DuEiness Sraghead 81
/ with MI. george y 20, 5r. as MAJ
: ager'
! Mr. i. Day may De lonno at o
q snoe-snop.
: Mr.. Il. ~. SINUS Is conducting
:, grocery on Cragueto street. ne
+ succeeding nicely
: M mcsly IL. Jones Is the ieaoln
; DaNer III tue clOt' hiS nteau, cake
stS,, caA e, n'ss a 49, j. 1 $500, &c.,
ID 49, s 81 ~ 49, a. - $3.50 ..-. :
e -noe 40 oo.1 on e'1o oA0"u e"'
uS couiu nlaA9. M
e Inc 1tue ne'ot.aeEs nal ~ =.
u louru 20 De ~ eoo1 eouu'clon' %
: q. =. DranuoI ia. eaasse anu see
: W saAs Spec r snseksss ~ .ne wor
q -s- ~ 49, i, os'.-.s7 = ~ - - =
= business az nus eae'1s ss''Oon Ia Or'
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y NJ uoo1eo Ho S..'ss Collin -,
;, 70 W .ue 's.. oss .ose s,., 49, o'
ooa 1uslness - IN - s... .s.s .a's la,
Jo1I - suo $3.50 =. os's..'ss3 y
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We wish to Inform the many read
erB, of the PLANET that Rev A.
Becks, viii preach his farewell ser
mons to the friends, and members OF
AsburY Church, Feb, 7fsh 8 p, NJ,
He has selected as the basis. of his re-
marks Gen. X1f,S2
FHos. II. COOPER, Pastor
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= Flora Batson sang to over 5000
people at the Academy of Music Phil
adelphia, last week and this week to
crowded houses in Baltimore. 1t lie
proba BILE she may be heard again in
Richmond in March.
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$500 per Week. Sick Benefits
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OAcsrs-Japes X. Bucsnar, sHpsriA-
ssndsstt Nrs. EHArrist h Taylor. Nor
folk, Va, zrsaAursFs G. n. Kuzford.
AaAsAestsr, Va, Secretary.
BsiisvlSg that ahiIdrn should be eariy
taught 70 tSvs tAslx Heighb0s - tAein-
ssaSss. 70 bs pare IA habit and tAoughA
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truth. shat win ever stand, We open wide
the gates Of our Order and bid tie cAis.
drSA 10 enter this DEPARTHnNr al aaeal
cost and large benefit.
For any Information further, as to ~
establishment OF Lodges, ETC., please ID
dress J. e. Raid, Grand seerssaEy, Bex
i4a, Norfolk, Va.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
Actress Hon. A. ". Harris, Secretary,
(c6zsl .oAo13 s11 y. 9Th 81, Rlah.
moHd, Va.
Ess Gsssral Iafsrmatian
ADDRESS 5anasa II. Duskno.. orAsz
Gle. NszaAdRia. Va.
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RAILROADS.
& &. Q
& OHIO rain
EFFECTIVE jan IA, 1894
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. RRoA D-sTi
STATION.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRos D-sTI
STATION.
$40 An. Daily. With Pullman tor loca
tions, Newport Nswe. Old !
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
500 Pm. Daily with parlor CRrkoF ioce
tons. Newport News. old p
Norfolk and Portsmouth,
74s A. N. local train. except sunday,
Clifton Forge. tOnoocte nc
sville tor ~ ashington. at tirs
Midland 3unctiO0~ Tor Lyncii
at Basic for 'Hagerstowa an
stanton FOR Winchester. 49,
aooPM The cfociana.i aud ~ Louis
tied. dehy. WITH Pnrlor Car
Gordousvtie aud Pullman ~
or G>.rdOnsvllle TO Clncln t
anu 81. Louis. stops only at
Ortart stations.
$50 p n. Local train. except sunday
commodation tor Charlottesville
100 p n. Daily Tor Cincinnati With Pulfu
FFv to Hutton I'D Gordonss 4 <(%
20 Cincinnati aud Lo0lBv
Diainx-car Washington TO CfR(
natl. Connects al COyington. "
for Virginia Hot Spri0gs daI
Meals served on dinlDC-s ara.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-sTREET srATI
30 A N Daily. with Phiace-oar for l. xlnsst%
rNnchDurS aud clifton forgs. A.
meets. except sunday. for Ary0ni.
4.sOsP. N. Exosps sunday. Accommodation
Columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND. BRo.
STREET STATION.
s.2o A. n. Daily from Cincinnati.
| 1i.30 A. n. Daily, from norfolk and Olo POL
100 II. A. Daily. from Cincinnati and Lot
e.soP. NJ. Daisy. ron Norfolk aud Old PosS
/ las r. AZ. Excrpt Sunday, from Clftoe forE
- i 3 RIVE EleH7H 81 K EEfs - = =: 4 -
SO A. Except sunday. from column
$40 p. DAILY. from Lynehburg aad cI.fto
Forge. JOHN u. kOrr5.
Il DfvinfOn Rnneau ror A. Il
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Miss Bernice Z. Walsh continues
quite sick at her residence 927 N.
9th st.
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WANTED.-A washer for family
of three, references required. Want
ed also tenant for brick detached
kitchen with two large rooms; good
yards for drying clothes. COS north
10th St.
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0Eb. DOMINION srEAMsHIP COMPANY
RnMf-wEEKLY LINE FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Richmond EFERr TJkSDAt
AND FRIDAY .ts O'Clock p. n.
Manifest closed one hour before sailing time.
Steamers leave New York from Pier 81 North
silver for Richmond every WEDNESDAY,, AND
SATURDAY ats y. NJ. arriving In RichTuond
MONDAY. AND FRIDAY MORNINGS
Passenger arcomm 0dations uns urp aseed.
Cabin fare 90 New York. Including meals and
berth. via james River e.oo
Round Trip Tickets limited to thirty days
after date OF ieeus le00
Storage fare with sSb ssfon coo
stsorags fare. without snosistsnce....-.-..- 800
Cabin fare vic Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way and Richmond aud PCtersbarg Rail-
road tickets limited to four days.. 800
Round Trip Tickets UNITED to thirty
Gay A%-VV
Tickets can Do obtained at Richmond Trans
Company's. col sast Main street. Chesapeake
and 81 the eompany's once. 1891 Main street
| and1Nharf. Rockets.
/ Frssght forwarded and through bills OF ladine
issued tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily unttl 4. n.
Pensengsrs leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SAIUb-
OAYB BY the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
v7a.Newport Nswsl At $50 A. NJ, and By ths
tisDi ond and Petersburg Railroad (same dayal
| &C A. NJ, viii make connection ~ kOrfois
With steemsr leaving those days.
Il aEORdS W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents-
No. 1901 Main street.
ana company's v harf. Roeketts-
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w. ALLISON HEWLETT,
Attorney at Law
Practices in all The courts OF the State
Petersburg, Va.
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STOPPING PLACES.

eDaiIy-
sTOPPINa PLACES.
Nos.1ls {B.ls, 81, SOFA sci make steps. Nos n
and lS1 stop At Belncld ant stony Creek on sig
nal. Nos. - -. ~. ~. and - stop signal
at Manchester. Drewry's, Centralia. aud Chester.
Pullman Palace Bofst sleepisg-Car on all
through trains. On Trains Nos. 81 and 81 Sleep
ing-Cars between Richmond and Ly nchburg. Vs.
NEW LINE , ATLANTA. GA
Leaving Richmond at $40 p. NJ. daily and ar
irving at Weldon at SIZE Z. M. and at Atlanta
at 7 80 A. NJ. via 3. A. l. Through eleepers-Rich
mond 20 Atlanta
In addition to the above, THE NEW YORK
AND FLOKiDAY SIP ECIAL, co sigting Of Vesti-
buis Prliman-cars only. leaves Richmond south
bound sss p. ~. oaiiy. except suDuay. and
caves Peter sbuIg nortf-boUn 7.b2 A. NJ. daily.
except Monday. No extra fare charged on this
trniE. except regular Pull an,
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave. Arrive.
R;ehmond...fs. 90 A. N. Noriolk......il.2S A. ~.
Richmond....t6.2o p. NJ. Norfolk. s.4b p. n.
Sorfoln........-f7-S0 A. NJ. Richmonf..i0.50 A. NJ
Norfolk--..~-..tt-sb p. n. Richmond. 7.cO p. M
fDafly.
The trains leaving Richmond at . A. NJ. and
Norfolk at p. a. are solid trains between theee
two points. and passengers 90 through without
change of cara
Trains lea wing Richmond at A. NJ. and 115c
p. NJ. and arriving at Richmond at $50 A. NJ
and T.so P. N . make cloee connection at Peters
ourg to aud from Farmville, Lynchburg and
west.
r. NJ SULLY. Superi ntendent.
Il. T. d. MYERs. General superintendent
=, 49, Trof = Mou
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a TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TINE TABLE,.
oozmeRcing wEDNEsDAY.Jan. 1e. sat- 90
r. NJ. ira NJ on this road viii ran az follows:
TRAINS sOUTHWARD.
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I. 0, G. s.. & D: S.

The National 6rsud Lodge Of North
America, composed of District and
State Grand Lodge of maBy States Of
the Usited States and some Of ths 10
lands OF the Sea.
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The object OF this 0rdsr 70 - provids
for its members IN case oS sfeknsns, 10
bury It's dead in deceAt maaHsr, and
10 pay an endOwmsat from SO. 90 b
$4,000 TO the widow orphaa or keif1
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martens This sum sntltlss each Ons 3.
rix degrees 81 tie or3sr and . policy q
Ingexebes Cor tho sun Of oHn HsxDkxI
D0An.
Lodges gsnsrnlly pag from e3.O0 =,
$500 par wsak daring sickness. ~.
from 9a0.eo - 5000 for burfal-FS'
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s6 to - ssAss pss nsAsA ~ dues - "a
Lodgs.