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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-11-29

Ladies whose systems are poison ID
and whose blood is in an impure condi-
ton. due to menstrual irregularities,
are peculiarly benefited by the won
derfui tonic and blood cleansing prop
critics Of p. p. 7. PTickly ASH Poke
Root and Potassium.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-11-29

ITO be continued next week. |
Kate Power's review., 1894-12-01

tlcOat after serving its assumed nur-
pose as lining. will with few snip
ped threads be intact for It's original
use. The bodice lining is a ready.
made corset cover Of fine muslin, which
can be had in any of the shops for
quarter in a good fitting pattern
The fair weaTer il to impersonate
the Spirit of the Edelweisse. aud the
gown is made of the white crepe paper
with garnitures of edelweisse blossoms,
a suggestion of the palest pink being
introduced 20 suggest the blush Of the
dawn upon the pure beauty of the
snowy edelweisse.
Each bolt OF the crepe supplies for
thirty cents three and third yards
thirty inches wide The flowers can
be had already made, or made TO order,
from any one OF the now numerous
manufacturing artists In crepe paper,
or deft fingers can make them at home.
For flower making it in economical To
buy the small pieces which measure
l0xis inches, and sell for thirty-fiye
cents dozen.
The edelweisse dress is not scanned
up in either skirt or bodice, for al.
though the paper fiber Is surprisingly
tough, prettier effects are had 10y catch.
ing the seams together, as In this in
stance, with knots of tiny blossoms.
The pale pink is introduced down one
side of the skirt under overlapping
breadths Of the white. which are held
by trailing clusters Of the flowers, look
ing for all the world natural enough
70 be- real Alpine beauties.
The bodice N low, with tiny ruch.
ing of the pink about the shoulders,
and falling away in place of u bertha
Is fringe OF the blossoms. There are
large pulled sleeves Of the pink; and
the only seams in the bodice are on the
shoulders and under the arms, where
the crepe II Tapped and held with d
single fine vine made Of the blossoms.
All the strain, Of course, " upon the
lining underneath.
An immensely fetching frock to be
worn by dashing brunette at forth
coming smart charitable bazaar, where
she Ii TO be one OF the fashionable
salesgirls. IN % be wholly In beauti-
full ruby shade with trimmings of ruby
taffeta ribbon Pale yellow would
or apple green. In ordering either the
violet or yellow il will be- necessary TO
ask for the medium" shade In each
case, as the shades listed BY the deal
ers as light" In these shades are too
pale for evening wear.
There il no limit To the combinations
that can he made with the variety Of
tints to be- had, and any pretty evening
frock can be copied in the crepe. A
colored silk petticoat makes good
lining for colored paper crepe dress,
and the white corset cover could still
be utilized II one did not care 10 20 -
the trouble Of buying eolored lining,
and the greater trouble Of fitting II.
Necessity IL NO longer the mother Of
invention. Ingenuity has usurped the
throne.
This paper can hf had Of Cur station.
ers, aud will b. utilized this season for
Kate Power's review., 1894-12-01
PRACTICAL DELSARrlsM.
DEEp BREATHING 6-soME urmEg EFygCrs
THERErROM

trained to deep breathing, the sooJ
work goes ON without special direction
from the breather. The sense OF r..
lief. of satisfaction, when a great deep
breath Is indrawu, until il seems ~
touch and dilate some spot beneath
the heart. IL not To IL attained hy any
other physical effort,
The breath may b. deep enough, vet
there may be- lung cells left closed. To
prevent this, there are various ever.
cises for fercing open these closed
cells One is 10 till the lungs and
strike the chest lightly, but torcihiy
with the hands while the air Is con.
tanned I'm the lungs; another II to In
hale the mir in series ot short Whitfs,
an though drinking in the fragrance of
some flower. For closed cells In the
upper part OF the lungs, throw the
arms straight back on line with the
shoulders. tnhaling aS you DO 80; after
that, pack the lungs, als the way tn
the throat by slowly inhaling while
the straight arms describe circle,
starting from directly in front, sweep.
ing down, back, then up from the hack,
over the head, around 20 the starting
point. finally drawing the elbows back
a. far As possible. Never stop inhallng
| from the beginning of the movement
/ till the arms take this final position.
| Follow these exercises with various rS.
ercises for cultivating the si1e and
elasticity OF the lungs.
I After all the cells have keen opened
and swept clean and u capacity for
deep breathing acquired, comes the
regulation of the hearts Irregularities
/ through rhythmic breathing The
heart In the most sympathetic organ
I in the body. responding to every alarm
| given by the nerves. being indred the
great engine III life The breathing
and the heartbeat are always In the
same ratio III the heart IN excited to
rapid beating, there viii he quick
I breathing, and rice fcrtn. rapid breath
I ing will accelerate instantly the heart.
beat. There Is rarely, III ever, q day
during which. from some cause
citrmcnt, annoyance, indigestion, etc, !,
\ the heart IN not thrown into an ahuur.
mai state of pulsation, LIN many In
stances the abnormal heartbeat L..
comes habitnai, weakening the action
Of that organ and causing most nm.
comfortable aud distressing conditions.
In the daily practice III rhythmic
breathing" II found the antidotr for
this daily disturbance, and "a heart TINT
has grown irregular and weak In It's
action through nerve sympathy, may,
by this breathing, be- restored to Is
natural condition. With the fingrrs
ON the pulse, so M % get your p'ru
heart beat. inhale while the heart n
making four beats: hold this breath
for two beats. then exhale during
four beats. Wait two beats and
repeat. Practice this ten minutes ~.
tery day. Force yourself - regulate
the breathing by the heart beat and
you will find that organ, In little
Il while, adapting its action IN tho Frgu'
Il larfty Of the breathing. Under excite
ment or fright, or danger of fasntinRr
remember always ~ draw saeac deep
Kate Power's review., 1894-12-01

1FEE ~ &01l& ~ t11 0etn 8N@AetN&hAt
breath can ~ drawn. Clavicalar breath.
Ing ghFcathlng In the uppvr part II the
chest i the breath oE exhaustion,
disease and death.
More subtle, more wonderful, and,
III possible. more positive. are the IF.
TESTS un the nerve system uf the dy.
mamie breathing II il, a. its name
indicates, system us breathing Nv
which wc abstract from the atmus.
pherv around Us that other unknown
principal of vitality which II not oxy-
gen. and STORE ii In the dynamos
throughout the body for subsequent
use. Ii il from these dynmmoa that
comes the nerve farce which controls
the body. the vulce, men. audiences,
nations; that mystic influence, which
In some, In only strong enough 20
transfer the command from mans
brain to hi. own tnusclc. aud In other
foruiful natures rahlatrs power that
Within the body il IN she source and
secret ~ vitality: that which gives the
elastic spring q the muscle, the spar.
klc to the rys the siashlug thought 10
the brain, thc rush of life along the
conrniug blood Dynamic breathing
restores shattered nerves And relieves
the horrors ~ nervous prnAtratiun
This breathing n the same that has
been praetierd for untold ages III thr
East. aud IN to-day, treasured and
taught hy the isrnhmInn. III india. that
caste who have presented that profound
knowledge nf people lrArned ln
many of the mysteries nf Nature.
In the same category with the "dy.
mamie breathing N the NUga breath.
ing that practsrud Nv the Agaha, whu.
returning from their rNhnuAttug jour.
/ neys in the deserts. throw themselves
/ prone upon the ground. breathing
/ with great concentration III will. nA
[ though sucking thr vitality from tho
earth. through hollow tntv Into the
I pic of The stomach. and ~ II were. rx.
I haling the waste matter frum their
( systems through the enmr tube At
/ the end of half an hour ur an hour they
arlse with all trace of fatigue gone.
alert and strong again. The nyasrry
1 n solved when we understand that ~
! that kind VI breathing they have burn
stimulating the solar ple1na, the great
nerve centre which controls the vital
organs.
/ Any construction or pressure ~ thn
/ diaphragm wrakrnn that musele. and
/ Ia Ii the one m0st powerful and most
/ important In fine breathing Proper
/ breathing II Indispensable HI the pro.
1 duction of fine tones. both IN speaking
and singing He who forces the mna.
| rles of the throat instead uf the dla
phragm to do the work In Yolce pro.
dncti0n. will have q squeezed" v0Irn
and will pay tho penalty HI an easily
ovrr.saxed and exhausted throat.
II II were only possible 10 make tho
world Of women anil men realize thai,
in themselves they possesses the power
of checking disease, repairing ~nAts,
restoring normal conditions, e0nMrv-
ing strength, controlling the nrrvr
system and generating dynamlc forcet
EfLEs HAKRET Li0ns.
i'll ss.ek -
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Nantes, Tanks, Boats, etc.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jacksonville 6.s
p. M Baldwin 1888 p, m. arrive at Tallahassee
at I2.4S a, m,
WESTERN DTvTsIoN.-EAsr BOUND.
FAST MAIL.-Leave New Orleans $50 p. m.
arrive Pensacola 63o a. M, River Junction ~. IS
a. M, Tallahassee AIS a, M, Baldwia us a. M
Jacksonville 500 a. m.
AcCOMMODATION-Le River Junction
74a a. m. Tallahassee 7.s5 a. m, Baldwin 40 p.
IN. JACKSONVILLE 7,S7 p IN.
CEDAR KEY DIVISION.
Leave Waldo II 40 p. m, Gainesville r. s. D. M,
arrive at Cedar Key $40 p. m. Leave Cedar KY
6.I5 a M Gainesville io.4s a. M arrive az Waldo
laps a. IN.
Trains connect at Fernandina with steam n for
brunswick and all p1ints
THE NASHVILLE SPECIAL
Via Lake City, Macon and Atlantal
Leaves Jacksonville $50 a. m, ami 6.3z p. m,
Lake City 900 a. IN. aad 6.35 p. IN. Macon 4.45
p. III AMI a. m AtianLd 3 20 y. m aud 7.ss
a. Chattanooga Ia a. aud 2. 10 p. IA. Ar
rive Nashville O. IS a m and $50 p m.
Through Pullman slsepers Tampa 10 Nash
vile. O1ly one change in Union Depot az AT
lanta) tor sieepsrs to 1t. Louis. Chicago Kansas
City aud New York. Bearths sold through.
Through Palaces Cars 10 Ashevillc, n. c., on
7.Io train at Jacksonville.
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The Magnificent Steamships
saiE as fellows:
sT. JOHrTs RIVER LINE.

Tor Sanford Enterprise and Intermediate Points OF
thH St Johns River
GENERAL PASSENGER AND TICKET oFc 88 Fla
Iogaast.
- -" An1 JAckson Jaaksonvih
VI ~ AL sohA Pas
fHno e 5esE9i Il ; Gre New
r. N9oU
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The close of 1893 witnessed the
changes in style of the firm of Water
man d Fuller to that Of u. r. Water
man Co. Our line is merchant tall
oring, clothing and gents furnish
ings, as is evidently known to every
reader of the Banner. Our aim is
success and TO accomplish this We
know what it acknowledgements
thing to select from and general salts
faction. This statement covers the
field of buying and selling. 1t is our
aim TO close out what goods we have
as rapidly as possible to make room
for our new stock, which will be I'M
paralelled in style, quality and va
riety, Wife doing this we will try
to convince you by the prices we offer
them at that now IS your opportunity
to examine and purchase. This an
nouncement invites c mpetition on
these prices. After Ibis our ad. will
be not how cheap, but oh how good.
We sincerely thank YOU for your
kind patronage in the past aud ear
nestly solicit future favors.
Yours to please,
U. r. WATERMAN & Co.
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SOUTHERN DIvIsIoN-NoRrH BOUND.

FAST MAIT.-I.eave Tampa CTS a. m, ocala
1908 a. m, Baldwin I.4o p. m, arrive Jackson
vile 2.57 p. m, Fcrnandina 4.oo p. m, arrive
Savannah via Callahan aud Yulee no p. M, Co
lumbia HOS p. Washington ass p. M New
York gao D. m.
FLYING CRACKER-DaIly except Sunday.
Leave Tampa $50 a. M, Ocala II IS p. m, Bald
win Az p. m. Jacksonville ASS p. IN. Arrive
Savannah IS p
NIGHT EXPRE5S-Leave Tampa 700 p m,
ocala ITO a. m, Jacksonville 6,zo a. m, Fernan-
dina 9I5 a. III, Arrive Savannah 1850 a. IN,
Columbia $50 p IN. Pullman sleepers for Nash
vile, Kansas City, New York.
SOUTHERN DTvIsIoN-soUTH BOUND.
FAST MAIIs-Daily. Leave Fernandina 500
a M, Jacksonville $50 a M, Baldwin 1915 p IN.
Arrive at Ocala 200 p, M, Tampa 545 p, m.
NIGHT EXPRE5S-Daily, Leave Jacksonville
$50 p, m. Baldwin 1880 p. Arrive at ocala
2.I4 a. m. Tampa JAS "a. m. olo,e connection
made at Tampa with steamers for Key West and
Havana at Jacksonville with trains for all
points North, East, South and West,
WESTERN DIvIsIoN.-wEsr BOUND.
FAST MAILs--Leave Jacksonville $50 a. m
Baldwin 1000 a. m, Tallahassee $50 p m, ar
rive at River Junction at SIS p. m, Pensacola
HOO p. m, New Orleans 1855 a. ~. Carries
through sleepers between Jacksonville aud New
Orleans.
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The Grippe.

An experience with this disease
during ali its past epidemics, warrants
the bold claim that DR.. Kings New
Discovery will positively cure each
and every case If taken IN time, and
pa lent takes the ordinary care TO
avoid exposure. Another thing has
been proven, that those who have
used DIR. Kings New Discovery, es-
cape the many troublesome after re-
suits of this disease. BY all means get
q bottle and try It. IL is guaranteed,
and money will be refunded II nc
good results follow its use. Sold by J,
B. Carlisle.
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CONNECTIONS.


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for Macon cksoIvl
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a NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM.


Money in Sight For Investors.
Horace P. Eagleton, dealer in all
kinds Of improved real estate in Mar
ion, Lake and the other counties q
the state. Call on Or write -
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Room Notes Block, Leesburg, Fla.
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Professional.

Crow, e,,a a,,lings and other alloys for filings
Of rsid aug prlAge work specially Sets Of teeth
ber or pa.qhnuln aluminium celiuloid and rub rub.
tractesi fsa ~ plates, If desired Teeth es-
Se IN Merchants BLOCK. over Merchants
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Celery Tonic to relieve nervousness
ard blood disorders at the Anti-Mon-
opoly Drug Store.
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The Tropical Trunk Line.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 2s. 1894.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-27
bear This IN MIND.
II Sands Like a Remarkable Expert
tncc.
RUT IT'S IN REALITY NOTHING
OF THE KIND.
II certainly Reads However Like won
derfui Thing.

Things are happening every DAY "hlcn
o,near wonderful Heye 81 an occurrence
~b,ch as one reads about IT certainty APP
49, extraordinary 10 say the least. iet
4, a. nothing but what is happening
DAM and hourly only this particular
cen. has been brought a little more
nromirently before the people.
The great and peculiar Interest OF ihis
event lies in the fact that it concerns
everybody. because il describes exactly
What occurs in the lives OF 50 many Of US.
The facts are given by Mrs. NJ. ~
Perkins. who resides at iW G street
south Boston. Mass, and can be easily
snbstantiatea rs anybody.
81 hardly know how to tell it, began
Mrs Perkins. but / was completely
run down and could not eat, for the
sight OF food made me sick / did not
sleep AT night. and was rs tired in the
morning as when / retired at night.
.sAiv head and back aehed all the
fine | was completely exhausted II
tried 10 do my homework, and could
not walk without being dizzy. l was
excessively nervous and very weak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-27

Then I began 20 take Or. Greene's
Nervura Blood and Nerve Remedy, and
1 cannot say enough in its praise.
have not felt so well for years as / do
at the present time, thanks TO this
splendid medicine.
Il can now eat well ana sleep soundiy,
waking mornings strong and refreshed.
] do my homework which is now
pleasure instead OF being a burden as
formerly. My weight has increased
about twelve pounds in the last two
months. l have taken no other medicine
but Or. Greene's Nervura Blood and
Nerve Remedy. and / would recommend
any one afflicted as / have been 10 by
all means use this wonderful ~emedy."
This case was probably jusl Ike yours
it is just like thousands Of others who
have been or are being cured by this
wonderful health restOrer, Or. Greene 8
Nervura Blood and Nerve Remedy. If
you will use this medicine, which is
purely vegetable and harmless as well
as sure in its effects, you also viii be
cured
1t is a physicians prescription and Is
recommended by doctors Dr. Greene
discovered il. the well-Snown and sue
cessful specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases, whose Office is at 50
west Fourteenth street, New York, who
can be consulted free, personally or by
letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-27
Police COurI.

In the police court yesterday there
were two or three DRINKS. one OF which
Joined the temperance society. one was
let off. and the other went to jail FOR
sixty days.
Several small boys were up for throw
ing rocks In the streets. They were dis
charged
The following cases were disposed Of:
Annie Dangerned and Elizabeth Cabell
Doth coloredD, charged with assaulung,
cursing, and abusing Nellie Wise on the
street Continued until the 9th.
Arthur Blamback. charged with being
a vagrant and begging on the street.
Ordered to leave town
Sam Hall (colored). charged with firing
pistol In the bar-room OF Ed. Cook.
Fined $40 and cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-27

RICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. ...
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ltOOlE
SOUTH AND SOUTHW ESl.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC 81, lN'3'
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No 81. 1890 4. VI.
& OUTHERN EXPRESS, daily for Dam
Cville. Greensboro. Winston-Salem. Con-
meets at Danvlle with the Washington
and Southwestern Nestihuied Limited
carrying sleepers 10 Asheville ana HOT
Springs Columbia, Augusta. savannah
mingham, Memphis. Shreveport, aud New
Orleans. At New Orleans and Memphis
connections are made tor All points IN
Texas and California. Sleepeff klcnmohd'
Va. 20 Danvine and Greensboro.
TRAIN No. 30 l2.4O i. NJ.
TNAST MAIL. daily for an points south
l. and southwest. Connects az MoSeieF
with Farmviue and PoWhatan railroadi
keysville for Clarksvile, oxford ana
Carries sleepers Danville 20 Columbia,
Augusta, Savannah. JacksonVliie. ana
Atlanta Parlor Car Atlanta 10 buinlhs-
ham.
4 AIELIA ACCOMMODATES, dairy eN-
y cept Sunday for Amelia Courthouse
and intermediate points.
Train 40. 81, 800 A. d.. daliy except
Sunday, carrying passenger coafh 70
Amelia Courthouse. stops az am sta
fi0ns Arrives Manchester 4.4j T. VI.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
Train so. -. 701 A. b.; No. 30 -
=. NJ: No. ~, S.fJ a. 81; Manchester,
4.4J l.. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-27
The Rosemary Library Hsnellt,

The rehearsais of '"rhe Highest Bid
der" to be given Thursday evening,
February 1st at the Academy of Music.
for the benefit of the Rosemary Library,
are progressing satisfactorily. and the
committee anticipate great success
The seats will be sold on aud after Mon
day. January 18th, at the box-oiiicc of
the Academy OF Music. The boxes will
he sold at auction from the same place
Tuesday, January 50th, at Il o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-27
ftfIEDtDf

X n NJ . y ID, FREDERICKsBUna
- AMI POTOMAC RAILROAD So
uuie commencing JANUARY 81 flt
Eastern standard time.
." a. a. leaves Byrd-Strcet static.
o1lly except Sunday. Sion.
AZ LlDa and local station.
A1,rtiYes az Washingt0u sf
i5Vi T. A., Baltimore. III
~ Philadelphia. ga p
~ New York. 6.2 =. 80. B1,.
o.-, itt Pafior-car o. Wash r.
''v' Il AZ He" YORK ana Fioul1 sr.....
~ fuImtu rctrDurI ..-
leaves Etri-Sif.af t...
Qilly except NoHia.
tra charge other r.r
to.oa s.. Pullman fare.
'-''' w. leaves Blrd-slroff a....
uaNF. Stvps Hf EII.
land. boswell Milford f..t
t'l.fsbugE. Brooke. and uH.
wafer Arrives. af WA.
tNtton at $3.50 -. Af N.
'ai, ~ y. 81. phUa.
A." T. tLi New York
~. ALSO connects aL H...
iNsion NifN IIn Comm
Limited al Pullman H..
etfs ana Ponn.yNana
IyfQ dlhlns-carsl. ieIyiU4 q
az 800 I. H., aui4ne I.t
more asa p. ST. and Nv
7:l5 p. NJ. Le osT S''' B y y.
aaily. sleeper Rchm a
New YORK ana Wa.h.si.'
ID Philadelphia. Stop. a. f...
Ashland. Boswell N.f..f
rredericksburg. Brook. LA
lo"Nater. Stop. af n.
stations or SUNDAYS
I,Nes. az Washinsnn Id rr
y, NJ, Baltimore. 1858 r.
tnliadel plia. 1888 A. 3d.. N.-
500 a. NJ, arrive SsS, S'' a., a. Ms.,s
w aait Sleeper nom N.-
loiN Htons AZ WBre.t..
,ieoke. FreieHckshlre r
irgidI boswell. Ashland ga
'ya. stops at other ..
IONS on Sundays. Ir.,..
9.aS = VI bennington at 500 8. NJ
+''' arrives byrl-sfronf .f,t..
ualy except sunday. sf.-s
at Eliza. Whitewater Brook.
f'eiericksburg Milford Do.
MeiL ashland and rin
Leaves Washington az 1857
M Buhet parIor-Car from
rs p NJ. Arrives Byra-str,,, ......
ddNN stops only af Fr.f
'ricksburs Milford u0.rsf
aid Ashland Pullman .ss
from New York and Wash.
ington. Leaves Washne.,,
d." 81 DOCS not STOP
$50 +. NJ, Arrives az Ryri-street SEA.
tion daily Leaves Wash....
ton i12 =. IT, Stops at rm
ana local stations Pullman
Car from Washington.
5'-5 j. H. New York and Florida err.f.i
gu Pullman Nosfihuiol ear.
Arrives at Byrd Street efat..r
daily except Sunday. 80 affr,
charge other than usual ruf,
man fare.
FREDERICKSBURG re ACCON1f0n
TON
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
400 L. NJ, Leaves Byrd-street station.
arriving Frederiokshufe ~
6.3 h. ~.
S.3S A. w., Arrives at ByrlS.raat Sac
ton, leaves Fredericksburg
$3.50 A. NJ
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
6.iS a. A., Leaves Flha. arrives az Ash.
land az 1.39 A. ST.
go 7. NJ, Leaves Flha. arrives AZ Ash.
land az 7T r. IT.
Gas A. ". Arrives at Eiha. leave Ash.
land at 6o5 A. ~
6.0l T. NJ. Arrives at Elha leave A.ht
land at Ji8 H. ST.
Q. A. TAYLOR Traffic Manager
z. r. ID. MYERS.
General Superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-27
STEAMBOATS,.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY
/ :. n Is III A-L-L I ~ q L.L- IL -.

VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY's
' JAMES RIVER LINE for the sea-
Shore cheapest and most pleasant route
10 Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point, New
port News. Ciarem0nt. and James river
landings Connections: At Old Point aud
Norfolk for Hampton and Smithiield,
Va. Washington, -. C., Baltimore. Phila-
deluhia and New York. James river By
daynght Great tourist line. James
town. Dutch Gap, and war scenery. Rates
loss than half charged by rail- Fare to
portsmouth, Old Point, and Norfolk, $50
and 81. steamer Pocahontas leaves Rich
.1oni every MONDAY. "WEDNESDAY,
a1d FRIDAY at a. ". (STREET-CARS
20 DIRECTLY TO STEAMERS
WHARF for aboye-named places.
,rrro1eh tickets on sale On steamer and
- CARRIERS Agency, No. sol Main street.
iaegIge checked through. State-rOoms
cneased for day or night Music by
land orcnestrion.
'Ft'REIG In Freight received daily for
above-pamed places and Eastern North
carolina: also, for Eastern Shore OF Nir-
mia and all regular landings on the
Ines river. at LOWEST RATES. and
through bills issued.
EplVARD f. BARNEY, President
fPVfN WEISIGER, Superintendent
General Offices: Planters Bank Build
Ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-27

Extensive preparations are being made
for the concert to be given at Mozart
Academy OF Music on Monday night next
for the benefit Of the poor. 1t is under
the auspices OF the Red-Men and the
wcii-know Scouts Of Chuch HIN. There
VIII be numbers by the best talent OF the
city. ana the object calls for hearty
support from our people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-27

Captain Frank W. Cunningham yester-
day received a. telegram from Norfolk
announcing the death in that city OF his
aunt. Airs j. l.. Weaver. a sister to his
mother. Captain Cunningham at once
left for Norfolk. The funeral will take
place in Norfolk to-day.