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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
HER GREAT CHANGE.
Quick Cure At II fling Expense Under
the tnpeland aystem.

Mrs. I. Y. Snider. one OF the most en-
terprising and ~wellknown ladies OF Seat
tie. and who lives az the corner Of Grant
and Yesler streets. and who established
the first laundry In Seattle. says:
Il contracted catarrn some IA or Is years
ago. which, / think, was 4ue to repeated
cold brought on by exposure while faklng
care Of my business. For the last few
years my trouble has been 80 severe that
/ have often wished that death would
come 70 my relief. Ny nose was always
stopped up. and had q continual drop
piag OF sickentng. poisonous matte. into
my throat. / had terrible night sweats
2 q constant rackinR cough. 80 bad at
times that il would almost tear the throat
out OF me. The dropping in my throat
was 50 bad that I would often be forced
TO leaye the table before finishing my
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

meals: Il was so DISGUSTING tAs. ,,.,
eaten. / had lost flesh: was 80 ~
down in strength: discouraged a.
able. 1SSs
II had tried many remedies w,,ho..
relief whatever. l was conn5ssss- ss
couraged and resolved 10 tn .
Ny husband noticed the stater,sr., AZ
many people cured by the Copeasssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
COPELAND FEE.

The cost of n full curse of treatment
nj the Copeland Medical Institute IL at
the rate of SIS per month. whether the
requisite period of treatment be three
months OF three weeks. This foe in-
cludes all medicines and the constant
and watehful care Of all patients to a
final cure, Examination free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
HOME TREATMENT By NAL

with the Aid OF the symptom $40
the Copeland specialists are 1900
diagnose n ease as clearly 49, IA
ns If tho patient visited the 1~shs
person. If o live out OF towh--xa
a symptom blank. You can 1900
hane by DIR. Copeiand's hons
Charges the same.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
BRONCHIAL ASTHMA
Catarrh Of the Nose and Mouth BrsA-
I'm the Cause-Curcd ny the Cepsai
MAfcMfek YStNn of IreAlment

Cecil Tenny, son of Mr.. L. II. Tenn.
who lives at f226 Jackson street, says:
IT have been a sufferer OF catarra 4
my life My nose has been so st0ppea9
that I could not breathe through u, eon<
quently / was compelled 10 hressf
through my mouth. and this | belisEsa
he the sole cause of my bronchial and In
trouble. Ever since / ran remember ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

tenn. and insisted on my going ! !.
them. I went more TO please hin 49,
with any hopes Of relief. but after 4 esrs.
that they could cure me. I was Usrsasg
ed 10 make n more effort. Under ~.
care I began TO get better at once. and :
n very short time ! found that | eeei
sleep well and that my cough and r.rs
sweats had left me entirely. The ars.
ping down in my throat ceased. ca
breathe free and easy. ! I'm better tossg
in health and spirits than I have been h,
years. and I would not take HUNDREDS 4
dollars for the relief l have ALREADY a.
rived from their treatment"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
BAD BRONCHITIS
HUNDREDS CURED BY DOCTOR COPELANUS TRUE uV1m

Breathing Balm and Healing Straight r.
the Diseased Air Tubes" Instaaa
Roundabout "Doctoring'' Thronoh !
Stomach--Lasting Cures by Pleasa,.
Antiseptic Limitations.
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ceeding the rate OF s. per month until
cured. all the medicines being supplied.
After hearing OF some OF their wonderful
cures, ] decided 70 place myself under
their care. and 70 make q long story short
I went and saw the doctor. took treat
ment and was very soon cured Of my
stubborn ana distressing malaGy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
Overture.

Chicago Record.
Jeanette (simpering)-I think the count
means 10 propose, ma
Her ma-Why, has he said anything?
Jeannette-No. but last night he asked
what pas income was.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

Is life worth 1ivfnE2 Dearest eyes
That look 10 ours in veal Or VIC
How would ye fash IN palnea surprise
II false 70 you We answer No
By ali that We can know or guess .,
or earth and heaven. we answer Yes"
Ellen Gates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

Mrs. Julia Ward Howe aptiy The
dropain~ OF the word lady does not mean
that she has ceased 70 exist. Rather tnat
her gentleness has become more earnest
and that her tinsdity and hesitation nave
given place 20 conviction and effort"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

What n hoon TO the weary housewife.
and thu bachelor as well. 81 the announce
reut that paper socks are now n the
market. and "dEruirE days are practically
at an end. Paper warm has actuaily been
perfected ~ such consistency thar IL IS
capable or being woven into fabrics soft
enough Tor wear. Il "a chean. too. Yan
can bay \ dozen pairs fnr O cents. Surely
az this rate the whole world may he sun
piled with foot coverings. ard the bachrl-
or's life become again gIadsome and hap
py.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

ter should never appear on the dinner
table. but many bostesses are foli0Wing
the English custom. and serving II Win
celery, Just before the cheese and cohee-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

Fashion dictates changes e. the tahie rs
well rs elsewhere. anB even the method
81 serving tread. which '-strenEthrrs
mans heart" ard has therefore been cali
ed lha star % ife." has chanee8 ma
~terially since the primitive DAYS when the
loaf was psssed about fhe table ara each
guest cut OF q good, generous slice. Now
RtayS very little bread Is eaten exrert al
breakfast. ant is rot served 40 dinner az
all except duting the SOUP course. when
"a tiny roll IS placed "a the napkin. fslfea
lanE~wzys - suit TIE shape cg the bread
the napkin then should aiwazs ~ placed
az tie ieft safa % the plate. Bread shouid
never te bitten: break ~ Wtth the maeers
and e4t IL small hlUs- To - correct but
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

Well, 70 seems that women are not the
only beings who worry on this mundane
sphere. According 10 New York statistics
on lunacy there were thirteen men and not
one woman who became insane through
disappointment 10 love. and %hfty-nlne men
and no women who lost their wits over
domestic troubles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

Jointed Bisque Dolls, 16 inches high,
wrist. knee and shoulder joints, sleep
ing eyes. shoes and stockings, nee slip
with lace front. SOC each.
Kid Body Dolls. Is inches high, nat
ural curly hair. sleeping eyes. hisque
hands. shoes and stockings. Doc each
Kessner Kid Body Dolls, finest in the
world. beautiful face, curly hair, sleep
ing eyes, Ii inches high, 59c each.
Patent Washable Dolls. made In ex-
act proportions of a live baby, 10 inches
high. stuffed with cotton. a cap, sec
each.
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Port RInAnlcr Snrfefv.

DOROTHY DEAN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-28
TR AvEr.Eus, gums.
rhE Nohf0nk, ALgrMAELE AND ALLAN
TIC kAILRoAUCo.
w. VAN SonnnS I Receiver.

'NhE NORFOLK, ALBrMAELE AND ALLAN
TIC RAlLROAU co.
", VAN N SUMn Receiver.
TINE TABLE No. In EFFECrsUNDAY,
JUNE srr, 1870. ATG o.. LOCK A. VI
LEAVE NORFOLK.
200 m. daily except Sunday. through e1pres,:
arrive Virginia Teach 7:8s a M p''
s;oo M ha,,S except SUNDAY. mixed; arrive vir-
$50 III, Sunday only local express. a,rlvs VI,
gtnia beach gi5 n H. "
ioVo NJ daily aa,ly ihre 'sh EXPRESS; arrive Virginia
ii:o5 m. sunday only, through express; arrive
100. VIkipia Beach il;+L a IN.
'2;'' nj , daily. local express arrive Virginia
$50 m. daily through express; arrive Virginia
6:2o p M. daily stops only at Kcmpsvillc. Lynu
haven haven and oeeanHG arrive VirSiaa
s:?0 IN, daily local crpress arrive Virginia
Beach Sn5 IN.
1880 p Ii, daily except SUNDAY. thr .nsh express:
arrivc Virginia Peach ll:uG in.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH
Coo M, Monday only (.,ops only Mt Oteauo
iInnha'en aud K,mps,illc; arrive ror-
o. cana, l-ynnharcn aud kcuii s,i le: ar
i've N"r ok 5;Yj am.
si' am daily e1err SUNDAY, local express, ar-
rive Nero 800 III.
s''5 am, Sunday GU J. local express arrive Nor
ok loJ2 a M.
l;l5 III, .ails except Suudsy M xed. arrive No =
iolk 2.nS y in
'i' i NJ, dui' through cHpeSs; arrive NorfoI;
2Iipni
40 ppm, daily local express; arrive Norfolk 49,
Clio y IN, dlily, through express; arrive Norfolk
u;ia pm.
$50 dt,ly except SUNDAY. through express
ar,iv. Norfolk 9 Oj n NJ
WV M sunday o"ir, through express; arrive
No.;olt va pm
i"'o p ~, ally Sc,pi Sutday, through express
arrNe No .fJlk Ito, p M
Trains stop only OH signal nj intermediate
hnloh" 10 l,rt oft or take on uu. srnrCr,
through Express Trains mako tho trip Ia
thir'y-hve minutes; Local Expires, rra,n.
io,ty-fvc minutes.
A Chair Car is attached TO all Passenger trains
Seats - cents each.
n. r. HOLLAND
genera superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-28
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.

SIN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
THROUGH DAY AND NiiGGnr EXPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE N EFFECT NAY 5.lsoj
LEAVE NORFOLK.
tx u. daily, except Sunday-(Portsmouth
High street, $50 a. MI Arrive ut Phiie
deIphia 5:5s p. nj New York at s:3S
LEAVE NORFOLK.
e,lo p. m. daily lPorismouth High street sly
Arriyeat Philadelphia $40 a. m. y Nav
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
eco a. NJ. daily, PORTSMOUTH. High strest. Q: TO-
leaving New York p. M; Philadelphia
ARRlVi AT NORFOLK
SOS p. M. daily except Sunday-(Portsmouth
High street, Sis p M. leaving New
York al q. II. Phlaicphia. 1910 A. M
1iose connection made with all rail and sound
lines TO aud from Boston
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains between
Jersey City, PhlladeIphis and Cspo Charles. Pull
man Bullet and Par!or Cars on day trains between
Philadelphia and Cape Charles.
hs-Through Tickets sold and baggage checked
y, Wakes Asency, under Atlantic Hotel and on
thestRmera r, ID. COOKE
ri ~. ..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-28
GENERAL THOMAS.
He Might Have Been o Southern soldie,
but For His Wife.

General William Malone of Virginia
sat Ill Chamberlin' deeply interested
in u well bound volume OF substantial
size. To II reporter who ventured to ask
tho title OF the book the general cour-
teously said:
1T is mude up Of Papers of the Mill
tary Historical Society Of Massachusetts,
and contains critical sketches Of some Of
the leading Federal and Confederate
generals. was ut that moment engaged
on the sketch devoted to General Thorn
as. 1t is very fair aud interesting ac-
count of his character and services
II l1new Thomas personally, for he
was born AID reared in my section Of
West Virginia, He was military man
Of excellent parts, rather slow to act.
but never able to grasp the idea that he
had been whipped His bulldog tenacity
was a strong characteristic.
Il know good deal more than this
book about Thomas predilection for the
southern cause. In pussing through the
state Oh his way from Texas to New
York at tho timo that the Legislature
was celebrating OH the question of Sc
ccssion, Thomas said, with emphasis,
There is nothing for the south to do
but to fight. 1t was we'll understood
that his sympathies were with the peo-
Pile of his native section.
Il was empowered by the governor
Of Virginia to offer him an important
position created for him and rendered it
with the full expcctati'Q that it would
DO accepted. He married IL Miss Marcy
0f New Torl; mud II is NO doubt t,,,o
that his wife's influence had much to
do with keeping him on the Union
side. "-Washington Post.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-28

No. 90 Daily, connect. with a. {. l.. train % 6o~
oil points >ouIh ~ - ia
No. TO- Daily except Sunday, makes close con.
ION, y. = flymenth y. e. aud ali Eastern Caro-
una roihis; al'o at Rocky Mount with 4 e
Train - Tor all points south a. - L.
lIains arrive ~ Norfolk COZ II m ,,lv A..
~ iu.=oa IA daily, except SUNDAY.
o.! b5"sE"s .hrcScd at oompsuys Norfolk wharf
sc Main utrcci " sehl'
Tor tickets 10 al points South, sleeping car
reservation and general in form atom, call on ~
addIes, j. a. NEUGEBAUER
passenger aud Ticket Agent
JAMES /. MAUpfN
General Forwarding Agent.
y. VI. EMERSON,
G. NJ. SERt ELL, hSeA'
General y anager Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-28

Corporal = When approaching your
horses from behind, you must call out
to tholn, else they will kick your thick
skulls, and the end Of tho story will be
that we havo nothing but lame horses
in the squadron. -Soldatenfreund.
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Norfolk and Washington, D. c.
STEAMBOAT . COMPANY,
BY DaNIigE1t.
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP UP THE oHEsA.
PEAKE BAY AND HISTORIC
POTOMAC RIVER.

Commencing JULY 9Th, and containing during
is 81 sumner INNER mouths the new .palaial steamef
trips TO Washington, D. G., leaving ForlsrioSIb.
(hay Line wizard every Tuesday, Thursday a d
saturday NJ $50 la, Norfolk ut I:i5 a. M OFT.
al SO IN.
returmng lsave Washington on Monday,
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at a nj, arriving
at Fortress Monroe, 53n and Norfolk $50 p 10.
! he steamer leaving Washington on Sunday
lnorninss- arriving IN Norfolk at GSO N, will
Fare TOR he round i,ir $3.50, good for return
passage 10y night steamer same .iay, OF following
will continue formerly.
tickets on sale Il. a o. Ticket Office, y. s. c., W.
i: Wakes aud Conpany's Office on wharf Tele-
phone Al. d. J. CALLAHAN,
jy2-tf Agent.
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'Daily B-Breakfast D-Dipn.r s-suuner
.,", VI connect at Weldon with A {. Line. Full
'"at Ssrrei' Portsmouth to TO Atlanta. Ga.
va Mohdays. Wednesdays. aud Fridays con-
hcrIs Al ranklin with steamers olive Tor Eden
,on anu iind ne on the river COntec at
hAH'th WIN Southern Hallway for Asneye, y.
l. l.. " ' " -
No I0a and 81. Nes;ibmIe Limited Tain No
,NiTa fare Weldon to Atlanta. Pullnian : G .nrr
lrrsmouih TO Niituia, ia. onucts unc,tiy nj
Atlanta with w and : u. Il for ChaitknnD1.a
Na.tu'lr, and ail points West Connects with \
and ". y. H. H. FOR Mohil. Montgomery New
Orleans aud all points Southwest
AIRLINE.
no. 10. Atauia' urp al s.aOA
NO. -. Mali ana Lxpress -:jDpm.
or itClci~ aUu uaggasc checked to all points
South aud southwest Sleeping car reservation and
neral iniorul.t on, cali on ~ address " V H.
Williams ~ High sire {. Portsmouth. =.
Il. J. ANDERSON. !. W. BROWN, Jr.,
Gen. fa,s Agent. Pass. and Ticket Agt
l.. ST. JOHN, JOHN II WINDlK
Nioo-lTesi dcnt. Gene. al Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-28

(, or RICHMOND, IETERsKunG, OLD 20 NE
river landings direct by daylight-vrginia Navt-
cation Company. Ee CANT steamer 20, AHQNrts
leaves Clyde's Wharf, Norfolk, every TUESDAY,
THURSljA and SATURDAYS ut Q. M. Touching
at Portsmouth, old Point. Hswnort Newa going
and returning, arriving at Riehmond sSeat >.
Richmond si.sO fare 10 Richhiond and .Ieturn
$3.50; fsre TO Rielm nd seeend,eiHss, ~ Tickets
mond Petersburg Wayerly Hieksiord and s.atiepa
on Atlantic and Danvile railroad and al, point
Of Wake 4 Son, II Brandt ap9son board ssesssaT ::
R5-FreIsht received daily. Sunday eseontesl &;57
niIpen-r ra-t.>i ,at'fta. = r. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-28
H. OLDDONIN|0H STEAMSHIP
! i&S COMPANY.
\ FLOR NEW YORK.

DA>SENGEEs SHIPS AEL APPOINTED TO SAIL
! from AorIcs on MOS ny, tn spAY. WE'D.
III. b rom New ork on MONDAYS. rtrE.DAYS
wEDNEoDAl :, THURSDAYS at. p ~. SATUE
DAYS. p III.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare including meals aud s'ateroom BERN 5 SOD
Fare, Iound MP. limited 10 thirty days - II %
ort'csci, aud reservation OF stat room. apply
a! Company oihce u Main street, OF at general
UibCe Al whg:;
FOR K.cuMoND-ehi.,. lelye %orro.e every
THURSDAY o. M ana leave Neepou News every
SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening. arriving a:
Richmond the next morning.
TIVE >oI'EnUIE 90 STEAMERS
NortLampio" l.urav Accomac1. Laola aud
Isle OF Wight, salnug daily, exec SUNDAY
Leave Company wharf Soriol..
FUN Old I'OINr-At g. c. o and lll5,
IN. ana : p ~: rortsG", m. ga aud lO0i
An HOi H. H.. bH! Lane WI arr, Jifols at d.. O.
ani il:'d =. NJ. "hat 80 J.. ~.
ron ~ 'urGoN At his =. M. andIi IS
pm: hay Line l:'iOa and i:jJ o. IN, Portsmouth,
al iO.Ui &. and sos p la
fnt. >i:wroats >,uSAND S'IITH
fiEi.b - p IA; PORTSMOUTH, = ~ r. IA.
ron EA>r AND WAuE RIVERS
Daily, except sunday leIviDg CotIpauy's wharf
NJ t.do a. 10 P"rtsn"uih, 90 IL IN Bay Line
iOH BA,E aND pOQt0sIN HIy
th>- louvi'in= a Old Point leAviu. Coupany's
wharf dhl. c'. SUNDAY ats =. m: Portsmouth
tli u M, ia! Iihr Wharf Norfolk, a; $50 l. a.
Returning mex oar.
Iott SEW. Et-Iu's LAY Thurs
i. ' aud saturday. nom Company MARI ii o.; a.
~. Portsmouth "a 4 IA Bat l.uc NOrio.l : ana.
FOR NA>st NONp tt.r,, AND
>Utfoi.h AT =. m: fort,i"outn, $40 p. M;
connecting AZ >uiioIs win ;. aui I, &. /;
IlFrelrnt 10; Mathews. Huek Poauosin Ware
Severn ana Nansemond liN ers must he prepaiG
-ivlsSD CAROLINE nrti.pN- Fog
neil n y. \ ". II. l.-Sienmcr Alhcmlr g lelv
NorIOlE ior Washington. y. C., Mondays Of a. M;
i"u dave Ti 4. m.carr inv freight aud pa ci.-
eers Tor WASHINGTON ana points on the Tar. punso
aud PamhcO rivers.
Freight for Newhcrn. y, C., received a. y AMI
{. X. II. depot
Freigh, received daily, except sunday, ntii'p
m. NJ H. CROWELl,
Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-28

NLYDE's REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS FOR
Inc rdm Aarai 10 Phi inI.p Siaee'
Until further orders steamers ara apnunted 70
sal from Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday
aud saturday at 4 p. M, and from Pbiadei-
phia every Tuesday Thursday and saturday.
rhroug h hills OF lading TO all points south and
Southwest via Seaboard Air Line, Atlantic Coast
Line and VIRGINIA Tenn essee Air Line Railroad,
JAMES w. MCt;ARRICK,
General eeutnern Agent Norfolk. Va.
W.P.CLfDEd CO,
Agents, Philadelphia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-28

EVENING EMPRESS !.EAvFS NORFOLK 40
|. Iii. daily tcNcc.i sunday for Elizabeth CITY
i.uentoll ana Way-slIiiOus Cou,rCt, at Elizabeth
'ty with The sicamc Nruoe Tuesday. Thursday
n1n st'urdny for Newborn R"auoSc t,laud an
M"tehrad city kinN,"1 amt Ga dShorro VIA A 4
n. e Il. r.. ana Tor lacksnnric Wilminrton y
&. aud all stations on the W. y 4 y. l.. /;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-28
A rlANTlC AND DANvrLLE RAILWAY
sCHEDuIEIS EFFECT MARCH I'm. 1897.

Leave ship es'' Compress Wharf, daily, . 20 III
West Nofio.k, asa ~ Tor BuIinlo III = springs
Ianviile, aud d iut' ~ ed ate stuiuns arriving at
Bitialo 18th spring, al 500 "a (: ia willie, S,j
T. M. Leave Norfolk d:2u . m. West nor ok j.iI
T. IA, Leave Lawrence vile Ia ~ ,cN cpi sunday
ai N0h - M nrriv'U" ri liHuV'lrrt r:'''Hn
connection made At Dnnrile and Jeiircss June
lion AL points III il'c southern Railway system:
Al emnision Junction Tor Durham, outh Boston
and all points on the Durham Division OF the "
4 ". l.. L.
Al uHius make cunpc 'ii,n for fui.ao Iith'o
>."' .'-s com lug ~t'nGays.
rullman sleeper leiween nanyille Asheyjle
Atlanta Augusta Mrinphis aud New Orleans
Tickets on sale and baggage checked n Wakes
Agency, Company's Agency AZ wharf Norfolk,
". " IL. Williams Ageucs, Portsmouth:
w II. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-28
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.

tNTsTiuUiE IiNITEDl
Lave Norfolk iJj y M, arrive
Richmond 100 y Ia, connecting ot
Washington, NsliimOrc, Phiiadc,-
Phia and SeS York returning.
leave liicl,InUnd 800 e m arrive
Norfolk HES IA. Stops only AT
Suflnlk, W.Ncrly an; F.tcrsb,rr
ScGond-class ti'Ects not acccnte T,
Tor passage ON these trains
Othcr daily trains leave Norfolk
$40 ~ arrive ~ Richm"nd Hoo
IN. Keuninc, leave Richmond
~ u IN: arrive n Norfolk 3
pm.
for fnther Information rs 20 tickets, ratCB, bag
tagc, checks, ETC. call on or address X. w COURT.
NEi District Passenger Agent e. II, BOSLEY
Ticket Agent, 66 Main Str,oi, corner OF GRANNY or
C. l. Finch Agent, depot Norfolk aud Western
railroad. W. Il. BlNlI.!.
General Passenger Agent,
CemeI al Office. Iinnroke Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-28
IRA VELEIsS, GUIDE.
NORFOLK Z SOUTHERN R. R. CO,
scuEDuLEty EFTg|r JULY ,so,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY l 1905
MAI! AM i-.Nf-..->> i.kANL> NUEf ,IK
daily except Sunday ~ a ~ for Elizabeth
Ky, I.henon, N2ckcys Ferry Roper, rantego.
H. T. steamer rs follows. Daily except Sunday
ioI llymonih and Windsor. Iu-S .Ai THUR
DAY aud SATURDAY fOr al. landings on ChowHu
IiNer, on MDhnAl and LElDAI TOT :; upucruon:
Il'cr, ami Wh!'SESliAfS Ion salmon Greek Con-.
hScts ~ heiihavep win steamer Virginia bate for
nnd intermediate aniing> Connects al IIizahet y
tiy daily tcSCeri sunday with steamer New.
h'rne Tor Mays Head.
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n : I I NurfoIkGWestern R.R.
Ez-HzsESzHHES32
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAYle. 1885,.
LEAVE NORFOLK pAIIN.

LEAVE NORFOLK pAILY.
7:Io n.,m.-thn Chicago Exprcss-EOr
Petersburg, ttt c 10 Isl q % al
anu Huntington, also sor
~ hchhurs, ikOunOu a.,
tsn"f"rd. NiurtirId, ro-
cahontns. hrn0yR. CO.
lUutbus mud ChtCnyp.
Sleeper Hpnnnh. 10 a..
iutnbus without change,
Aiso tor ruia.Ei. uIts,ol
NnoxSitlc. thnrtnnoor I.
mud intermediate Paints.
leQo p. -. For Petersburg, Radioid, tulask
Bristol; also ior Hluchcll, and po-
tahont,S; also for Rocky Mount
ard nll stations on Winston Salem
Division. HaN Pullman sl,c.,t
Norfolk 10 Roanoke Connects al
RUauokc ~ 8 Ua M with Wash
ington and Chattanooga limited
Tor ali poinin South and West rnll-
man slctpcrs Roanoke to Menphi.
ind New Orleans. Dn M car al
inChel.
ARRIv Norfolk daily, $50 a IN. Il.2ja IN
lr:lj mn.
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ARRIVE m NOEFOIE

MAIL AND EN rElSS daily except sunday a,
a. M; connect with all TAI! and steam lines 1T Nor,
folk for the North. LIS, and West Passenger ,.a.
ioi loot OF East Manu- street. Norio aud West.
ern depot Freight station On Water street
STERN CAEOLINA DISPATCH. FAST
i. FREIGHT LIN AND OH DOMINION LINE
between I'll points North aud Eaut via Nori,,ll and
Norfolk and Southern Railroad 10 Eastern North
Carolina '
freight received daily urtil 5 u IN md for
warded PROMPTLY ut low rates.
= For further. informs'on apply to the General
H. &. HUpGISS,
III. X. KING,
General Manager
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

NORFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY PIP. 1895.
Leave Norfolk. Leave Ocean View.
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S. Al. sEABoAnD AIR LINZ
ABSOLUTELY TiIESllORT EST AND QUICKEST
ROUTE SOUTH ONLY II HOURS To
ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EFfECI SUNDAY MAY 8.
lsyJ.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

II, me ne, New and powerful iron p lace stearuer
follows A' -
NORTH BOUND 49,
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What with pipe clay Tor the white
shoes, russell polish for the tans, black
lacquer for the patent feathers, and
plain dressing for the kids, it takes
quite m array of small bottles to keep
= the SUMNER foot1ear