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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-04-27
Dissolution Notice.


The firm of G. NJ. Collier and
E. w. King heretofore doing
business in Cottonwood, Idaho,
under the name of the Cotton
wood Meat Market, is this day
dissolved by consent. E. w.
King will collect all accounts,
and pay all debts due to and by
said firm.
G. NJ. COLLIER.
e. W. KING.
Dated at Cottonwood, Idaho,
April 13, 1894.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
PAINTED ON THE HEAVENS.
A Remarkable Mirage shows the City OF
Toronto and Suburbs.

\ Buffalo d.enatch 20 the New York
sun says: Buhalonians who lifted their
eyes toward me northern sky between
10 and II O'Clock Thursday morning saw
Their. a beautiful AMI wonderfully perfect
mirage. l. was the city OF Toronto, W.tA
its harbOr and the little island which les
in Lake ontario. a short distance To IL
south TOron,o is fiity-siX miles nOrth
Of buffalo. but those who first witness
the phenomenon were able to count the
cnurcn spir.s IN the Canadian city. me
phenomenon IS cldssed by natural sclth-
tists As a mirage of the third order, the
objects looming up far above their rc1i
level. ana not inverted, as Is the cases
witn mlrdres OF the nr-t all second
class. hut apoe1rins Ike a perfect land
scapc far away IN the sky. The mirage
showed the entire breadth Of Like on
t1rio. a projection east Of the m.Trorei
Toronto, being easily recognized IS Char-
lotte. a suburb Of Rochester. In d.
rec: line between this point AMI To-
ronto bay q large silc-wheel steamer c)uli
be seen making her way. The vessel
was the Norsoman. Far To- the north %.
this steamer was seen two dark objects
surrounded by smoke, and standing oHt
from the CLASSY surface OF the water.
They were two large steamers 81 the
New York Central Line. plying between
Lewiston and Toronto. sail-boat. ap-
parently a yacht. was the most distinct
of all the objects. Her mtin-sail Was
set. ana she was lying close 10 the wind
She was seen 20 turn AMI careen WIN
the west wind. anu then suddenly d's-
apy.ear. as though nature had remover
a slide from her mag!c-lantern.
In the same way the whole great scene
began slowly to dissolve. a bank Of black
clouds sweeping along and obilter1tlns
the picture, 10 the disappointment OF
thousands who had sw1med 10 the tops
OF the high buildings. Experts who used
fine glasses In viewing the mirage say
they were able t. discover the outlines OF
all the streets OF Toronto. and declared
that better view OF the city could not
be had without approaching within ten
miles Of IL.
\ careful examination OF the map OF
the country pictured in the SKY showed
tina the mirage was without the
slightest distortion. The gradual rise or
the city as II slopes back from The water
was distinct. and the perspective had a
natural appearance. Twenty thousand
people saw the rare spectacle. .-...-..-.,.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
THE WEEK AT The WARM.
Organization of II Confederate 'amp-H
sneccb from Nr. Jacob fost.

WARM SPRINGS, VA. August N
CSpccial)-Fully one hundred 'onleuerA'c
veterans were present at the courthouse
OF This county Tuesday for the purpose
If organizing camp Of ConI'deId'e
Iot.,,,s ot this point. The camp was
orc,tuiZcl with William NJ. M'Nlii9'O''
pr,rJ commander over l'3 names We
nlaced on the list. and the name auop''u
1.-THE Bath Camp" co,,,,-do,.
ON Tuesday last. County-Coui'-""H'
Hon. Jacob Nost. the kcpupiiCan .""'
date for Congress in ms dIauiT' ~
dressed the people here assehpiv"'
snecch was much the same as 'l'"'
iivoroJ nj Covirgton last Wednesday nc
nh,rcin,, in this. as in that one. that thr
n",oocratir marty is responsible Tor all
tho Ills that flesh j. heir 90.
While here Mir. Tost had an experience
which was perhaps NOR, amusing u the
er.ct,tors than to himself. GIatlAl
niavsr. a --ycar-old boy, grandson OF A.
q Clcck. has attained consideTdbic
local reputation for his stump spc''h'
lie has quite a number but the on" WIN
which ne most delights to regale the
GUESTS at the Warm Springs Hotel con-
cludcs with these words: "Thrce cheers
for Harry Tucker, the next congressman
Tor This district Now come down with
vour = ceuts"-thc . cents being ms usual
can. Mr.. Yost asked him for speech
and Grattan gave him his favoritc con-
Guiding as above / may add that Mr..
Sost came down with the cents.
There was a delightful cuchre party al
IN. Warm Springs Hotel on Saturday last,
about sixty players taking part. Mrs
prvdon Tenant of your city, won the
Grs, ladies' prize, while her other ha.I
mir TennanO managed TO secure tic con-
ISOLATION prize. Mrs Walker took the
second ladies' prize: Or. stuart McGdire'
the first gentleman's prize, and Mr.. j. L.
Barney the second.
Miss Bessie Pace Is over from her
home. al Keswicll, and will spend some
weeks here.
PURCHASE THE PACE FARM.
Mr.. Edward Hancwinckel informed
vour correspondent that he had ABOUT
completed arrangements 10 purchase he
Pace farm, 1T NeswlcK' anu '""' &c
would soon move there.
Mr.. S. III. Lctcher, or LexlnSton' of-
rived at this place on "Wednesday.
Mcssrs. John W. Stephenson ana WIZ
liam NJ. McAnister are attending tie &C n
gressionai convention 20 nominate sue
| ccssor to IL. 81. George tucker, a, Euch-
| anan,
Rev. Mr.. James Williams, formerly or
| Lynchburg, Is now with his family a.
| their new home at this place.
| The Building Committee OF the Pfe8oT
| terrain churc1, OF which Mr.. Wiliiam, Z.
| White IS chairman. have Jus. advertised
| for bids on the new PRESBYTERIAN church
| at Hot Springs. the wofk to be- beSua by
| October LIST and TO be ready 20. occupancy
| by June Isl OF next season. The structure
may be OF brick. the choice between that
and wooden structure depending upon
| the bids.
Rev. William C. White. pastor 10 the
Warm Sp'n2S Presbyterian church, Is
now at Mortified. Mass. attending the
Moody Bible lectures
ARRIVALS.
The following Is n list OF the arrivals
| during the week: q. w. Kent,
] University OF Virginia; Mrs. AGA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
FESTIVITIES IN WhRRENTOM
A Brilliant Scene at the Old Town nan
Colonel Ellett Incorporating.

WARRENTON, VA, August N.-'Hp'-
clalD-The young ladies OF Warrenton al
ways give one german during the season.
in return for the many entertainments
given them by the men. 50 on MONDAY
uight the old Town Han was hardly -
cognizabla for the lovely decorations eni
banks of palms and sun-rowers Whl,h
Transformed it in honor of the evening 5
festivities. st half-past o'clock the
doors were open. and the Reception Com
mittcc. consisting OF Mrs. l.. T.. Mere
Gith. Mrs. q aorge Stone. Mrs. General
PAYNE. Mrs. G. G. Schriver. Mrs. Kanl"tt.
Mrs. James Iaudale aud Mrs.. judge
Gaines. were chatting gaily on the stage.
waiting for the couples TO begin pouring
in. which they did promptly enough !
will not attempt to mention all Who " r"
dancing. nor all who mad" thr see"
brilliant by their handsome drts SINS, ok
only those known 10 myself. Mrs. Joseph
Rice. OF Washington, was Eo~h'd I'
1avcndor-satin. and dancing with Mr. j.
X MadduX: Mrs. W. 9. Marshall wore
one Of Worth's gowns. red-ani-Whit"
eatiu made a Ia Empress Josephine. Sh-
danced with Mr.. Fred. Faust. If Wash
iucton. Mrs. John Belt danced with M'.
Iohn Nver. Miss Lizzie Tyler. witn MI.
Istam Keith: Mis- Adiie Arms h"'.l.
with Mr.. Euescl Laulal-. of New lorh.
Miss charlotte Nelson led, with pr. John
Hicks. Miss Lizzie Fair was with NJ.
George Chi'7'Ie' ,N..' 4'','' ,,', d,r1. DID,,
IN an '''b,"' -. - ~. v.rL
with MI- f"st'l N''''' ,...,.,,,,,.
Miss Mary MIN W. ,i,,..l
pink muI' ana ul''''' w" ~ ,,'
Randolph. Jr' Mi'S l'"Nr
unusually h'hdsoii'' III ~ .i.'.',...
cade ana tuiquo'S. WV, ..,, ,,-
stewart OF HeoiGeto"n' "'H,'' VIZ" W
John Gaines. MISS 'u. ~
Alexandra, was WIN MI -
son. ana MISS Je'''' "Yi,
six NULL and danced VIII" MI i'o'''
Spllmah' ,.. o,... oo,,,.,os 1a,ci,,,
There were ABOUT MY 'O"i'' ""i'' 80
and about hitren stays dHA''"sN 81"
their turn. standing III ciu"iP 49,. ''
door. Hot bouillon was served "ui "'S '"I
breaks, anu supper "t VIZ
one Of the most ehJoyabIe evenings "i
the summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
"a, % occupv n new house he Is build

Cap. 10 occupy new house ne u pu'iu-
ing on north Lewis street.
AIR Thomas c. Kinney has returneh
from Boerne Texas. where he ana Mrs'
Kinney have spent the past tbre" fnoht"s.
Mrs Kinney IL somewhat iinproVeu III
health. and Mr.. Kinney VIII In ie"
DAYS reioin his wife at the Texas heai'h-
resort. ,-,,a Ia
Mics Kate V. Meade. OF Richmond, IL
.nonding n month here with her protne''
Mr.. John Meade.
Major Alexander Hart, OF Nor1oih' "
Gently n resident Of Staunton' II III .o"n
this week. receiving pleasant
from many friends. ,,. FOR
Woodstock to visit reia''''' ''
I'm the Valley town. AT, ,o
,arr4.or and Miss Marin Ransom LETT
Th,,rsIov 10 spend two weeks at Rock
Ma Me- william n. Talbot. OF Richmond
,.teit "a this place (her old home)
nfosers John 4. Alexander, Warner Il.
oIi,,er Percy II. Wilson, Ihornas ~
,voodward. and Albert Schultz Iett Ihurs-
low via the Chesapeake ana ONO route
Cor visit North. They VIII Visit Az
Iontlc CITY. Niagara Fails. Natklh pIeh'
ond Toronto before returning home
Mr. Frank Powell. an old stanton BOY
and n promising young architect OF Bal
tir,orn ia here at his old home for a
few days.
Mrs. Jacob Yost has returned from n
,.isIt 10 Mrs. J. G. Taliaferro, at Iron
Gate.
Miss Leila Stiles. Of Richmond; Miss
WendlIn.. OF Washington city; Miss Eliza
Rraxton. Of stanton; Miss Mary Miller.
NJ stanton. are the guests Of Miss Halle
Patton. Of Washington city, at Miss Pat
toms country home, "Elmwood,' Monroe
county. W. Va.
Mrs. Joseph :. lie Els OF Fernandna.
Fla. is in town. visiting her parents,
Captain and Mrs. T.. G. Morton.
The Rev Thomas Hume. D. D.. will
preach at the Baptist church here sum
day morning and evening.
Secretary Taylor Mccoy, or the local
Young Mems Christian Association. Is Wis
itng friends In Louisa county.
The Rev. g. y. Stricklcr, Of Atlanta.
Ga. will preach 10 his Old congregation
at Thinking Springs. in this county. on
Sunday.
The following Richmond people were
| IN tho city during the week: II. l.. Tyler.
II. - .Nui'o"' III - =,
ferty. y. j.. Samuel Fleming. George W.
Wyatt.
Editor Copeland. Of the state spent
Thursday here sightseeing. having run
down from Covincton, where ne mas b''H
rcporting the Goodman murder trial Tor
! his papor. During his stay here. Nr.
| Coneland. Editor X. -. Haishp. OF me
stanton Daily News. and the Dispatch
| correepondont paid a visit to the Western
STATE hospital. Superintendent Benjamin
| Rlackford. though taken unawares by the
novrspapor-mcn. was found To have things
in ship-shape. as II a legislative committ,'
were about to sweep down on the eslao-
| lisbnent. Mr.. Copeland was ser"nadeh
hy the Hospital Band, ana was eviden,iy
| much impressed with the splendi !
management and care taken of the state
| uufprIuuIttE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
RECENT ARRIVALS.
SUMMARIZING AT HkRRlSONBURC.
Charming Surroundings Bcautics Of
New Cave-Appe,ifing Waters.

UARRISONEURG. VA, August IS
Special This town has many summer
visitors, attracted by the beauty OF the
location and the fine mountain air, as
well as the many places OF interest that
are within easy reach. Massanctta. or
Taylor Springs. Is five miles away, with
It's clear sweet water. remarkable for
RELIEF in indigestion. kidney troubles. and
infantilc diseases. | found that thu same
rioprictor Who dispensed The quiet hos
pitality OF twenty years ago was pre-
siding over his select party Of nvali93,
and farming ont the right 10 sell the
valuable water in forty and siXty-gallon
barrels The fame Of Kawley Springs
as one OF the most powerful tome
waters in the world. needs 10 exporting
II has now over 100 guests. The water
sends the app-tlzing iron into the blood
and requires ii varied ana rich provision
10" the hotel table.
Among the newest attractions or th'
ncighhorhood f. Armcnisouts cave, dis
covered some eighteen months ago, Just
beyond KeozlctOwn. five miles from Har-
risonburg. had the pleasur" of visit
with charming Richmond and HARRISON
burg people and explored we'll the three
quarters Of a mile OF underground won
dcrs OF natural sculpture.
IT'S BEAUTIES.
The cave IS about 70 feet high or deep,
ana has the usual variety Of chambers,
Of dsh-pools. ana curious vegctabic-lihe
formations. The central or diamond
room. 80 called from the flashing rddI-
ancc Of the quartz crystals that besem
its sides. Is Of exquisite beauty. some 81
the columnar toniurcs Of stalactite ana
stalaemitc are OF striking symmetry. At
tin cs YOU can fancy YOU are IN the
crvpt Of Gothic cathedral. The color
ing OF the ceiling is richly FdrieSated
by the blue Limestone the translucent
pendants Of quartz, the biood-red IRON
streaks. AMI an occasional porphyry tinge.
IL is well worthy Of inspection by all
You VIII be guided by one of family
Of stalwlrt characteristic old grand
(. Tier claim ng fifty grandchildren. over
the entrance IL the cavern Is "Ihe MAS
snretta Girt4ueI KAYE" very interest
ing phonetic spelling.
GENERAL NOTES.
Mayor suffer. Of this town, IS very
efficient and a courteous representative
Of an active constituency
The Houck Tdnncry Company here use
the Poh.e compressed air method OF
humping water. with minimum flow OF
eighty gallons per minute, and Il maxi
mum of 20 gallons.
Or. Thomas Hume of the University
Of North Carolina. has been supplying
both the BAPTIST and Presbyterian pulp.ts
by special invitation. Last Sunday large
and interested congregations greeted
him. He speaks warmly Of his hospila-
bic treatment. Dr. Hume lcctured on
Shakespeare at Rawley Springs Friday
night.
IL was a pleasure to see that sterling
Old Democrat. Giles Dcvicr, in the post
Office here. and To find THAI his Rocking
ham Register is directed by the Sprightiy
pen OF Mr.. Snyder.
Dr. Palmer. Presbyterian pastor Is
raliviug from his dreadful fall and hopes
70 MI MS pulpit next Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19

shertzcr. stephens cry; y. j. Pat
ton. Richmond. va; Mrs. Franklin BART
iette. New York. II. A. Thornton, Lexins-
ton. Ky: George Pierce, Philadelphia,
Pa; W. r. Chaplin, Atlanta, ga Mi1s
Harvey. Shawsvile. Va; j. J.. Amsaeh
and wife. Versailles. KY; W. iahey,
richmond. Va; Mrs. Henry Buis. anu
u n Ruist. Charleston, =. c.; +. W.
Uanewinckei Miss Pace. and O. Cranz
and wife. Richmond. Va; Samuel NC
Gowan and W. C. MCGOWAN. South Caro-
lima: j. Yoat. stanton. Va: A. NJ. bur
ton. Philadelphia, Pa: Mrs. :, q. ha9ah'
Miss ADA Ragsn. and Miss Forlan' IN
diana: Mrs. John B. Taylor, newport
Ky: S. III Lctcher. Lexington va
Judge W. -. Martin. Norfolk va d. ~
Jahius 81 Louis. Mo-: Mrs. RID. Crom-
well. Baltimore: Miss Mary Hayes. Iich-
mond: Mrs NJ. T.. Williams and MISS E'
G.. Creighton, Cincinnati. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
SOCIAL NOTES FROM STANTON.
Richmond >cribes Visit the state Institu-
lions in the Mountain City.

STANTON. VA. August lS.-(Spe-
cial.D-Mrs. Jackson Guy. of Richmond,
is spending a fortnight with Mrs. Alex
ander r. Robertson, on Church street.
Mrs. John G. Scott and children are in
Montgomery. Ala. visiting relatives.
Mr.. George IL. Bell is taking an outing
AT the Rockbrdge Alum Springs.
Miss Rosa Summeriie.d. Of Durham. y.
c.. is in the city. visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Sackerman. on north Augusta street.
Mrs. Young Allison. OF Louisville. Ky.
is spending u few days here as the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Taylor.
Mrs. j. l.. h. Stuart has returned from
Detroit, where she has been on visit
TO her father, General Cooke.
Miss Mary Lou Grymes, OF Orange. has
returned home, after Il visit 10 friends
here.
DR.. J. st. Paul Gibson has returned 10
the city, after IA weeks visit 10 the Cold
Sulphur Springs.
Mrs Lyman Chalkley has recovered
from an Illness OF several weeks.
Mir. Robert w. Powers. ST.. OF the
Powers-Tayior Drug Company, OF Rich
mond. was on our streets this week.
Mrs. Thomas X. Marshall. OF Lexlns-
ton. was In town Wednesday, the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. Benjamin Blackford.
Colonel 3. Brown Alien viii shortly give
I'D his handsome residence IN Jennings 5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
DR.. KITAsATO's DISCOVERY.
. J,r,pcsc Scientist Srccceds in Tracing
the Bacterium of the Plague

T.
~" ., go. ,,.-,,,c, in the
Tho "bIack pl'r"' INV s..r,,,,
south Of China broke OUT ''7'
and although II has shown Sl-i@ '' '''
-, e.,..ral hundred cases 40" report
i''"'' - ,..-..nta O., estimate
every day. IL u 'n'l' .t..l 80
how many W"r" taken "I'' - ,.,
tn epidemic since inc d., min,
sanitary sta'is'lcS az - - L.. n.hi,h B..
The government ga li"''3 ,ls.p strict
an English pot-rsst."' - ~ rty.e A
measures asI'hs' ~, 49,, c,.,e which
daily official phl'"'I 90 ,bo Chtna-a. lr-
number 100 ID d"t ~. 3D.. do,.,.s Ir-
hahitautf conrcal NJ 9''N' '' 30
necessarily lncompl"i" g.; lite.
The ,Tilsmic when W. r''' ~ -
tory as sweeping away n.'9 %,
thousands al q 'iHt' i..t ,cyn ,.fn-
has not appeared for the l''l W" ,,...,,
ries when the disease WIS t''t 80 o.,
CHINA there was t1u7ld"fAh'" 49, .N
among tn medical authorize r''l., Isl
Juu. the japanese govern 81
Marty of experts. h"a""' pf w. - -
sato Of wOrli-Wide lhiH"' a. " ,,.,
rlologis,. 10 the plag1i---trlck.h .'-li .
~ investigat. the nature ~ inc ''ti"l'3,
disease. and 10 discover us '"- "'''
remedy
cr.pr,pSTITION AND THE DISEASE
r,s. ri,i,.,o are suu,r-titious. AID their
utt"r Disregard OF sanitary conIiu9n
assisted tho pll Sues wa. ana i.p'u ~
y II
Chinosn alone were subject To H.. as 81
,es,,l, NJ their filthy habits. ana tui'
ruron-ans would be- frr" from u. IHI
outh1rities st about clearing away, anu
fhus i DESTROYING. the Nth which hai acc'-
r,,,i,fcd for years possibly for ctnt.F'
iut his increased the number ot ~"
cases. Captain NeseY OF the tiSl'S1
oru,v. was stricken down win H. ID He
I'm n dav or two The alarmed HONG N.iN
Immunity Of foreigners uow pursue inc
r,iicv OF not disturbing the nitn ana
r,rbaro for the present. ana OF quarAh-
tiuing certain sections ~ the settlement
The Chinese are preJudlced against 'ht
treatment Of foreign DOCTORS I'M ~
float ridiculous accusations against I'D, I.
who are their real beneiact1rs lN't arc
quit" satisfied 10 die under their own Isl"-
rant quacks
Or. Kitlsato's party. arriving nv ll'.s
Kong. we're received hy the P'N''H.t " ~ ~,
cordially. Every assiStanc' W. "a ~ ,
them IN their InNrs ugAu"n' "i,lDn VI
started at once IN the temporary ii'f I..'' 70
Dr. AyreS. chiet physician Oh w
mcnt. and others gave the parry WIZ.
ever cooperation was IN tner ly"tl T.
Professor Kitasato devoted nuns Il ~ W.
microscopic lnYestl ions ''.-
sor pr Aoyant nag C'Ii,', 81, 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
At THE ALLECHANY SPRINGS.
A Weeks Full of Entertainments which
Were RepIeie With Enjoyment.

ALLEGHANY SPRINGS. VA. August
N.-(Spccial) This week has been so
fun o. private entertainments Of every
Kind that every hour has been repietc
with enjoyment. Monday morning Mrs.
Bradley. OF New York. inaugurated the
weeks pleasures by matinee on her
Vefanaa, given In honor OF the two con-
yaiescents- Mesdamcs colhoun and Ket-
ehun About twenty OF the brightest
OF the married ladies' nj Allegheny
were present. and such was the inspifa-
,ion OF Mrs. Kctchum, well known as
the wittiest woman OF the South.
that In point OF brilliant CONVEX
,atIon this Was said 10 be the most
notable gathering Of the season. Delicious
punch and cake were served BY the nos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19

No. % makes all local stops. Connects
at Raleigh With Piedmont AIRLINE for
AsheNille. y. G.. and al informed ATE
points on the Western North CAROLYN.
railroad
No. iO3 "Vestihuled Limited Train"
Buffet Sleepers Richmond 70 Atlanta.
close connections az Atlanta for New
Orleans and all points South ami south
west. and at New Orleans. with the
Southern Pacific and. Texas and Pacific
railroads 10 All Texas points, No extra
charge on "Nestlbuied Trains.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No 4o2. Atlanta Special Nestlbuisd
Limited Train" $40 4. N, daily.
No. IS Mail and Express. 5.B l.. NJ.
daily, except Sunday.
For tickets. Pullman reservations. etc.
apply az ticket-ofiics. Byrd-Street sta.
ton; Richmond Transfer c0mpany's. .Nl
east Main street. and company's office,
s36 ca ct Main street
JOHN II. WINDER
General Manager.
It. j. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent.
II. NJ. BOYKlN. City Passenger Agent.
S6 east Main street. I'D -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
cr=@. MEA CHESAPEAKE
VI {sdls "a AND
-. .s,.,,oTr~@sS.w OHIO RAILWAY

a
EFFECTIVE Al 80 90 ,r
TRAIA5 LEAVE ti'l'AvNp. bl''N"
STREET STATION.
AmA N baalt. WIu plilm3n-car Tor
wv NafiolN. Portsmouth, tll
P..ut. Newport Sew. and lD-
,l stations.
amp NJ. Daily. with Pullman iJr
local stations. N,"lort N'M7'
OH Point. norfolk, ana foil5-
mouth
40 A. NJ Local train. except Slniay ior
Goldonsyiie for Washington.
az Virginia Midland Junction
Or Lyn'nn'I5. ~ i ei,s.',,i tp
- '..,i'
,.co y II '.he ,iIr.rnau and s.. Louis
limited. daily. with Pullman
Nl-pUers - cincinnati ana So.
I.,'- Chair-oar 70 CutftDn
I',rer ctpps only AZ import
ant stations. connects at Gov
S",inss Meal, served On
buin..1.lrs.
H = Local Train. except
Sunday follows No from
Cntrl0tte.Nille - Goshen.
w '''' Accumulation Tor char
Bttesyins.
to.2o y NJ DnHv fr Cincinnati. with
T. y. :. Pullman u Hinton. auI Cor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19

'I)aiiy.


Nos %. Is. 4i. and 80 M X 10 ss,'p'.
creek. Jarrats. and Helnell 40. lo- st)i >
ON signal at Dr,Wrys. Ctntralh. Chest g.
Keams. stony creek. Jarrttts. 1ni g. J.
field nos -. 3D. and - stop Do .i-A4' " +
Chester Nor 30. g. IS. U. a. q. IS, 81.
and n will stop on snal az ai. stations.
prlIuan Palace Buffet Sleepug-Car q
ali through trains On RAIN, N.s D.,
AMI 90 Sieepi1g-C ars between h'cAfHo"i
and Ivuchburg. Va.
new LINE TO ATLANTA. Ga.
Leaving Ecnmon1 a. i-.-5 \. NJ daily
and arriving al Weldon al 30 \; VI
and M Atlanta az 500 !. VI va =. n.
l. Through l,cpers-t'.cnh!'hN u A.
NE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NOR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
SOME CARNETT FAMILY HISTORY.
Few Recent Errors Pleasantly and In
terestingIy Corrected.

DUNNSNILLE, August Il, lSf
To the Editor OF the Dispatch
\ Richmond paper recently. in giving
an account OF the marriage at Mr.. Ran
dolph Fauntieroy and a Miss Garnet.
was led or fell into an error or so in re-
presenting the young lady as The ouly
child of the late Judge Garrett. and that
they would reside at the colonial and an
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