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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-11-09

Wehad TIE pleasure of q visit
last Saturday from our esteemed
confrere LeoDce Saudoz editor Of
the 0pelousas Courier, who came
down for the sale Of town lots.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-11-09

The crew OF the Alice Leblanc
are enjoying a brief furlough just
snow pending some definite decision
in the matter of transportation
arrangements.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-11-09

The sale Of the town lots in the
Young addition took place last Sat
urday asladvertised, aud while all Of
the lots were not sold, those dispos~
ed Of brought satisfactory prices.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-11-09

An earthquake wave passed over
the country east Of the Mississippi
last week, and shook % things lively,
/. Chicago and Louisville appear TO
laVe experienced the severest
ahocks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

The young lady from Boston had Just
met the young man from Chicago at TIE
house of ii friend, and as he had been
represented to her as very bright fell
low she felt that she was going TO have
a pleasant talk with him. She led him
along through an interesting little Sc
RIGS of personal compliments to accus-
tom him to the Boston manner, 50 TO
speak, and then she sprung Ibsen on
him
"Of course" she said after just .
brief touch upon books, you know Ib-
SEM
"Ibscn? nsen?" he repeated slowly
Us if in doubt
Yes. Henrik Ibsen."
"Um-um, and he rubbed his chin
and contortcd his face. docs he live III
Chicago?''
why, she laughed. uncertain
whether he was serious or only trying to
quiz her, ''of course he doesn't"
Il thought not, he said in IL tone of
great relief. I've only been in the bust
ness six months, but j rather finttcred
myself that | lnew every pork packer in
town Detroit Free Press.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Novel Cluhe rro,.lnc.

John b. Thomas, an editor Of Mornt
Vernon, passed through Jeharsouville
Ind, Ell route from Evansville on tour
around the wcrld. He rcmaiued loug
enough to set galley of type. Thomns
Is cripple, and his mode ct locomotion
IL by tho aid of T. triwheeled chair. The
conditions upon which Mr.. Thomas ia 10
make his journey are interesting. Ho
started from Evansville without n cent
OF money and must go around the world
Ill two years. earning his money and all
uaVehn;; expenses IVY the aid Of his call
Ing, and must return within the given
time. bringing with him ut least $500.
1t Is further understood in tho agree
ment that Il bet OF 81. 600 has been placed
against 81 600 that lie viii not succeed,
and he is TO have Il share if he wins the
S2,oO0.-New York World
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
TnEEE THEY LAY.

bodies presented tho most pitiful spec.
thclc OF all, especially poor Jancy. the.
elder girl, who lay all abroad like =
fallen colossus, every shred of clothing
torn from her, and Innchctte stah
wound under the left breast and the
shattered fragment OF stair balustcr
still grasped firmly in her right hand.
telling what hcr struggles had been
Mrs. Hunter and Lido Alice Law apart.
both their heads shattered.
Rcyercntly we gathered the remain.
and buried them. then tried TO trncl.
the brigands. We did our best. but tn,
effort was useless, as they had too
much of start, and the peon popula
ton. wise in their generation and cal
lous in their sentiments, dreaded to give
Information that might place us on tn,
trail.
This is q fairly typical picture OF tn,
conditions under which colonization Is
carried on in Chilli, but of which pros.
pcctive colonists are carefully kept l.
ignorance. That life is at ali possibl,
is mainly due to the vastness of thc
thinly-peoplcd country and the IA.
that tho bandits, after nil, rob tc
live" making murder and rapinc nero.
~ Incidental to the main object. Al!
the Same, it is most uminviting countr,
to colonize, despite its unboundod nat
rral advantages, with "Whose turn
ncxt?" thus hanging like Damocletiar
sword over the eolonists' hcads.
z. Z, PORTER,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

recruited the ranks of the ALWAYS
formidable brigands that infcst tho
country.
Fortune favored me. and despite the
terrible tales oi tho guide who had re
suctantly consented TO sec me through
arrived at Conception without having
eeen sign Of a brigant, or, indeed, en-
countcring IN adventure OF any sort.
1'ut was nevertheless destined not TO
leave the country without some very
vivid and almost personal experience of
Ghilian brigandnge
The road that l had traverscd led
Ahrough the vast southern lands de-
'soted to foreign colonization, and 7
had made these colonies an especial OBJ
oect of study. The colonists are for
the most part English" but with few
exceptions they are really Scotch
people, and was most Hospitality en-
tcrtained. The last. and most pleas
ant, of these haciCndas at which | put
up was called Albion, the new-world
Nome of Il typical Scotch family, Hunt
&r, by name. BESIDES the old couple
old enough in years but hale with the
almost perennial youth OF the sturdy
nol'th-thetc were three aons, Young
Sters of twelve, seventeen and
awenty, and two daughters, one n stall
wart, muscular lassie Of TWEEN .v.two
md the other u sweet, pretty child of
fourteen or fifteen.
Albion was a picturesque spot, nest
ding in IL coy valley cut by deep RI
vine, down which rushed an impetuous
Stream. On all sides rose the sloping
walls of mountain amphitheater.
clad in variogated green's. beyond
which, TO the east, there hung like
miragcs in the sky the domo and spire
peaks of the Andes. The hunters had
been there two or three wears, and the
place was already iiourishing. A more
homciiltc or Arcadian spot could not be
found on the continent, and here T
spent few days in blissful rcposc, I'M
disturbed 10y any warming prcironi;ion
pf the terrible tragedy that iInpcndcd
over the calm scene, in which was 10
be a sort of participator after the fact.
Nor did my kind entertainers sccln Oh.
pressed by dark forcbodiugs rs they
gayly waved good-by from their bal
cony. all aglow with sunlight and rich
southern bloom.
But, however invisible the shadow of
aieath was even then at hand. After
father leisurcly journey, having vet
plenty OF tiino to catch tho mail, ar
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Trouble In thn Pullman.

Talking Of sleeping car incidents,
had funny experience last night com
ing up from Now York, " said one COM
mercial drummer 10 another this morn
Ing. II wanted n drink Of wRter. Irang
for the porter, but no darby appeared.
rang hall dozen times Still no darby.
At last parted the curtains Of my berth
and yelled Porter. AT thisa big ebony
negro appeared Two been ringing for
yen Tor half nm hour, suarled. The
darby smiled blandly.
Wus that you rinsinY These hero
wirea IS crossed, and tho wrong nura 3er
got rung IN. been agoin to n section
up hero where there's some folks that Is
just got married, and they said they'd
XII mo II | disturbed 'em again. -
6oehester Union aud AdYertiasr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
SHORT STORIES OF THE DAY.
Did the Job, But Ruined All the
Furniture.
SOME. CURIOUS EXPERIENCES
During the Early Days of the TeIe-
phone. FIattering Himself. Liv-
ing Picture Sermons. Naval
Globe Trotting. Trouble
In the Pullman.

SIN the early telephone days" said
mn old timer, I'VE had some curious OK
periences.
"A doctor in Cincinnati ordered
telephone put in his front parlor We
sent man to do it. He brought his
wire in through tho window fyn,ne.
mot having IL stoplsdder handy. the
fellow moved tho piano around the
room. and by placing n chair on top Of
it WIS able to attach his wire to the
lower part Of the fricze, near tie cell
ing, and carry it nearly around the room
to the instrument.
Cur man camo back and reported
tho 'phono installed. Next day the dec
tor called on cur general manager.
i want you to send u paper hanger
up to my house and get me Il new pi-
aDo, says he.
What for?' says our manager.
Send man up, and You IL soc, ;
says the doctor.
Il was sent out to investigate and
found tho top Of the piano ruined by
chair marks and the imprints of hob
nailed shoes.
The wall paper was adorned with q
prominent frcacoing of dirty finger
marks, and the job of wiring was II
sight. We had to paper the room, do
tho wiring as;,in and get new top put
on the III. d. IS piano.
And i'll spite of numerous expert
ences Of this kind those were the haley
on days Of easy money in the telephone
business Electrical Review.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
IT,, OLDD0AIN|0N STEAMSHIP
&C. esS COMPANY.
/ FOR NEW YORK.

pASSENGERS SLIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL.
j from Nol.olS ON MON HAi. TUESDAY, WE'D
M, rom New Y.iH on MONDAYS, TUE.DAYS
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS a: 3 p. m. SATUR..
DAYS, / T.
IaTc. iaolUdlng meals and slaterVoni berth 300
Fare, round tip, limited 10 thirty days Is 90
Jori.ukrts anu reservation OF stat , rooms anniw
81 COMPANY Office, u Main streei or at general
FOX iaCitMoND-Ships leave Norfolk ev.rv
- NpAY ard TUESDAY, evening. arriyina =.
Richmond the next morning
JsnE H"ts"pUiH Of STEAMERS
Northampto Lurny, AceomRck, Enoia aud
i' is,S 81 c masnS sng daily except Sunday.
FOO Oi.i' pnye AT $50 and liI5a n.
m and - p ~ Portsmouth, SO aud 1905 ant
800 D. M bay Lime Wharf, Norfolk at and ii;3o
foK % Mrs"N-At 1ii5 a. M ana s:4s
IN; lay Lac, li3Oa, N. and p. IN; Portsmouth,
foIs y ssU i.oiti NEWS ANnssIIrEz
fsFiE--M - =. M; Portsmouth, 2:s5 y. M;
F6i. ENS AND WAGE asuvEEss-
Dali, except sunday, leaving Companyis whart
a, Wy g. M; toriSronih, GAS a. M Bay Limo.
soit az IL. s:nauosiN AND st.y-
ing Company's wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS st 6 30 a. u; Portsmouth S:I5 a. M
Nay Line Wharf Norfolk, at 8 q. M; returning
+ 4 NA.~i aioNp HtvHss AND
connecting at Sat,oik with s. and G. R.R
Sev9rn aud Aan.emond rivers must be prepaid
Tis,GE OaHof.tN. osyi.iUN--f-nr-a
merly II y. & w. u. L.--Seamor "a. leayss
Norfolk for asnineton y. C.. Mondays al o ~ IL
Fridays At a ~, carr Ing freight for Wsshinsioa
6 freight Tor Newborn, n, C., received 4 x ana
lrc re rsceiycd daily except Sunday, unt. : :,
AgAus.
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A rLANrrc AND rANvnArEA,LwAY

scnEnuLEIN EFEEc1 JULY isr. 1891.
Leave shippers compress wharf, Norfolk. daily,
90 ~ M
Leave Wet Norfolk. daily. qi5sm nj.
ior p*nvI'r aud ~ intern diac stations, ar
ri,ihr ~ D,uiy:,lc ~ %, T.. NJ
Lea u Nurioit, 52o!. ~.
Leave Nrst y, r.oi 80 +. IN
Tor l.awrcnocs lie ard Intermediate pcintn. mr..
irwin. Las" nrc ,i.ic Il; y. ~.
Leave w',"eeve daily .cN ept sunday Il, c
!. rl., ArTiN.ng al awhile ~ lua ~.
Connection lGHlo 1T l'an,ii." mi Jctircs, JUNG
tion ir all points IN the Sonl- ~ RAILWAY system.
at lenniston function Tor Durham. outh Boston
and al Joints tine Durhai. Division * the y
s ". l.. Il.
pullmaN Slrepcrs between uanvillc, Arhcvillr
Atlanta Augusta Nemphi, ara New orleans.
Tickets on sale nnd BAG cyc Chc,b rd q; Maisc's
Agency, Corrrany's Agency st wharf Norfolk
W. V. II. Williams Agcu,,, PORTSMOUTH,
W H. TAYLOR.
Genera Passenger Agent
CHAS. o. lIAiNES. Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
BOLD BRIGANDAGE IN CHILL
Terrible Fate of a Scotch CoIonist
and His Family.
BAlMACEDRS RASH ACTION
The South American Republics Are
Good Countries to Stay Away
From. A Sight of Horror
Never TO TO Forgotten.
Mirages in the Andes.
Especial Lima (Peru, letter.

The great Gillian civil war was over.
president Balmaccda's rash act Of de-
spair had sealed his own f..te and that
of his party, and the republic was once
more consigned to the vampire arms of
shc oligarchy of aristoc-acy. My iInme-
diate business in the country, that of a
svar correspondent, was therefore over.
acforc leaving, however, having n clear
tween mails" at my disposal, de-
4crmincd to sec something of the in
'serior. With this purpose IN view l
'snnde dash south for Conception,
Frvhcrc it wonld be easy to catch the
next north-bound mail, regardless of
abe fact that travelling was moro than
usually unsafe then, owing to the large
humber of disba nded soldiers who had
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

-. No. ~ Daily connects with a. c. l. train % for
~. ltJ Daily except sunday. makes close cou
ncvtion at HoLgUni Tor Wellington. X. q KIM
ton y. {. flymou1h n. C. mud ali Eastern caro-
ms l'oins' AZ oft Rocky Mount with 4 c. l.
~ z" iOt ali p0iut, south "
rams arrive at Nuriok sos y. III. daily. Also
"' 40 n. IA. tally, cXccrt sunday
tMfsls checked at ,ompPnys *orfolk wharf
o. Main trcct 'e'"''
Tor tickets to AL points South, sleeping car
reservation aud general iniormStiouu call on mr.
address j. a. NLtGlBAlIE
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
JAMES T. NAtPiN
General forwarding Agent.
I. NJ. EMERSON,
6. NJ SER ELL.
Gene:rl manager. Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

l. OR RIEiM' Nh. rErkit> NII;U, O,.piO NJ
I ClAEENON;. NEWiOIr NEWS and II,n,s
river lahdinES direct by dayisht Virginia Nari-
RPtiur Iomrou, J,lc ,'i . ,ttc- TO \.
h!.,e. tivnc'- NE-ri, Neli.i. very TUESDAY.
AT l.ri>mnutn, rid Pom. Nyvno,t New g"ins
ano r.tUrn ne, arriving ~ E,ehmona about > -
n. toAHectinr "a ALI evening -atu.. Fare 10
Eici'Mund - -: fare tc ifcl.fncnd aud rc,uri
S2.Gh a;t TO ticha nd so,Dri- inss 81 Jj,sr,s
much Chcprr tia b. -uy VtNcr route 10 i:,rh-
mond PETERSBURG. Nareiiy. 400 ksi.id nnI rtr;i.ra
N.lntic and DGnyiI F." t.ilrosd md IN n,ints
via RCsMnpd. Iic!;ttt 60 ,si, ~ eco, ay,.rr.c.
Of Wake < SON, II ernrdt aud nn board ,tts,m,r
9 FTciS"; received uaiiy Sunday cxccpicJ. ior
a!lab0,c named points.
JAMES V. St,CARRi X.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

,i'dl'' r. Hroakaut. D-DDp4r s-sn,po-.
~" ~ '""I9c. al Weldon with L. C.. Liuc Hull
"". -, ei> "ottNs1utli IN to Atlantt ia
Le'fs - iaok'i VITA steamers ONE i1r Lien
w " l.nd ng GA lie river Con c.', NJ
s"ei y win ~"'ihcrn Railway for Asnc,i.e y
l.. L P''n's o'' '"e W. " -
~ so and -. Ne,.ibule Limited Train No
cAiir i1r~ Weldon % A!4nta PUli..Lp e.pcr
rsWuui' 10 Monroe, =, &. ,c1at,- direct, Al
At|t'f' with W and y I. u. iyr Chattauu,o.a.
N'.hlis.e, and = . iuts N,st Cnune,ta viii A
ani IS. y. Il. d. Tor " lille MONTGOMERY. New
Urla.ns ant 81! point. southwest
ARRIVE.
30. iGs Atlanta pc. al ..Ul m
NO IS dni! an Expires, G.2Op IL.
t"r 'l'Ee,f aad iaXsasc ,hecsed to eli points
So1'h ana southwest, See ping car reservation and
Vera inform on, call on or address ". " IT,
7. J. ANDERSON. J. W. BROWN. Jr.
- Gen. ~. Agent Pass, and T3csri AT
L. ST. IOHS. JOIN IL. NTINDER
Nite-.'e ident. General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Cape New York,
Charles philadelphia and
Route Norfolk h.R. Go.

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS EACH
WAY
SCHEDULE Is EFFECT JAN. 20 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
G'o q. IL. daily, except SuHd.y-( Portsmouth
mn sue,t, $50 a. mi Arrive at phila
"e.phm $50 i. IN; New York at s.3s
u IA.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
o:ao p. m daily. PoriSmon.h. iiiyh streat. Goo)
ArriNco' lhiladel hia $40 ma Nes
York aii Y IN. -" "
AWEItE Al NORFOLK
200 IN. daily, ,portsmouth. High strctt,a:iO
icsvus New ok y. IA; Philadelphia
AEEiVE An NORFOLK.
SOB =. Ill. natly except sunday Portsmouth,
iiign sIioci, sI1 y. M, leaving New
Close connection na,ic win ali r,i aud s,und
lines 10 aud from 10 con ~
Inllman >lg.elins c3rs on hight trains hct ween
~ y But I and rnror Cars on day trains netUern
Phimdciphia tud ape Chr -.
ID Through Ticket, Sold aui baggage checked
NJ Wakes Agency, under Atlantic iloiel, and on
ihostcamors H. b. COOKE,
Gene al Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

tDai'y exoop; Sunday.
No. /. Cincinnati and 81 Ionic ti,,itol d,iI
Thh razor Car, Old Point To Clifton Forge ana
81 "'I'''n HeSge'S t.ordonSvil,e to Cincinnati and
OIL o. '.on',. Meals seryed dining car west OF
No Q, +. +. v. daily, stth Pullman Old Point
20 l,'"ton ana in!imsn Seeping Car Gordousvil'e
~ CINCINNATI ANA iousVill, Meals served on
DINING cars Connects NJ GCo,ington Va. for Nir-
gina Hot Springs. No maSes local stopr enst OF
steamer 'oui.e arrives at Norfolk, daily, IL noon
and $50 y. III.
For further information appy 10
X. 4. BROOKE, feastnger Agent,
c, 4 o. Ticket Office, Cranky street,
Under Atlantic Hots'.
JOHN u. POTTS,
Olsition Passenger Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
IIssvEs.s:I,s, .t.k,v.

CLYnE'S EEGuLA. LINE 81 AMSlIirs F5p
y rhtLArtLliliA--cBy dire; rT--ur
me i'%@ M%roh 20 Pa iacl hia s;ss;sSsl
tSil nom Norfolk every Nontay, "Wednesday and
s@'Itday q = p. m. aud frnin Ph:lad1lphia every
lutada hUTslAy ana 'Ei0t0tv.
= , : drh Hills oi ladinLlo ali points south and
, uihwrst VIA :. 81 -. Atlantic Coast Line ard
Virginia md Tennessee Air Tue RAILROAD
JAM ". MCChS sfCK,
General southern AGENT. Mort liz Va
W. e.. C!.l uE \ co,
Arn IA. PIN l.lctnhln
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

For advertising the Salvation folk are
only cqualcd by the circus nan. The
other morning nearly every house fer
half mile in all directions from the
North Side garrison i'll Chicago was
bombarded that is what tho SALIVA
ton folk call it--with II poster which
advertised i'll huge black letters:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Merchants Z Miners TRANSPORTATION Co
DIRECT ROUTE.


DIRECT ROUTE.
Tor BOSTON PROyIDENCEAND SAVANNAH,
livery MoNDAN. WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY
at Cp NJ FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY atop. m.
FARES TO BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
iiTst class, Including meals and saloon
ee "!'., 90
''A'' '"c'""ihg meals aud BERTH. 0O
FOR SAVANNAH.
Every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY at sa m.
aIe-first class, including meals AMI
'''''' q IN SO
Lht->eeont class, including meals aud
8 90
Petshnblc Freight sent vi, Providence FIR
NHlneH Oy carly train 10 Ros,on, and nj The same
rave Hs DS difctt steamers 20 Boston,
Icrlshahlr tfci. his mol receive later than 5.3o
p, ~ on Ealing days of Boston ships E;sU suilihy
days OF rroyd-ucc ships
l0F rn'ther Information apply to
L. II. WEIGHT, agent. Norfolk. Va.
a ~ sIEi:li Ms, Asst Tnrn Mgr
VI. i.ilkNEH, General Pass Agent.
j. q. WHITNEY, Traffic, Manager
General Oihces. baltimore, Md.
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q sE 4 /, W " YsTfolkaWesteruR.n.


SCHEDULE - EFFECT NOVEMBER IS, 1891.
LEAVE NORFOLK .AILT.
1:iO n'.u.-sac Chicn.o t;NprcsK-EOr
P"i"Tr5iI'c. - I a 10 tII % ~ al
ANA " Iahingt0n. ALSO TOR
f'nchburE. sIUnnOEc,
itnos"rd. lSiurtI"Iu, E'O-
cni"nI;.s, q ,noSa. a.
iuiuf'us aud CbICncc.
Sleeper Ho.,u"Eu to a.
JuDhbuS tystiioUt citnn:c,
$3.50 iUr Y'iIil-Ii. sS,is.ul.
hnoS Sitir. t'hHtttttuurs p.
Huu iHtrrIictitHtV Points
tuItHi!tD sleeper, fsaNtord
Ia . .iiIoi.r.
1900 p. NJ. i Petersburg, hsdord, Pulaski
Bristol; also tor Eiuencld, ond fo-
,ah1nt s.; n.sr Tor tiucfy Mount
a'd all sta. ions on Miustou-S4 lrm
DI'isicn. Has Pullman slce per
NOrtllk 10 /; aGoke. Connects AZ
EOfu,Ac Ut I.iu la with Wash
luciou snd Chg'tsuoo"a, limited
!or a.i points 30 ith and West. Pun
iaHa slc rcra Roanoke To Memphis.
md New Orleans. Din ne car at
taohCI.
ARRIVE Norfolk daily, $50 iii, Il.2J a In
SiUpn.
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sfved Mt Conception to find the town in
q state of confusion such as the advent
of dozen packets would not havo &C.
easioncd. On inquiring tho cause of
the excitement l found TINT little Jock
Nunter. tho twclye.yenr-old "sqp Of AS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

MAAHlNGION and NORFOLK will leave daily as
NORTH BOUND
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

poANoKE, NORFOLK AND
II BALTIMORE SHENANDOAH f,ssg
commencing TUESDAY, Inne. ?5iii.. 1924, AZ
every Monday aud thursday az 4. ~ fss gss5S55
more, and ave Batimors Pier No. Oh III ~
sh1rl every Tuesday anS Saturday, ii y ~
TasOhones. 7 : 49, " S !. "a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

A Sunday sermon on the subject. 30
nah, Come IN Out Of the Wet is also
announced. Chicago Record
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ARRIVE Ar NORFOLK.

MAIL AND EMPRESS daily except Suudarl al,
~ y. ~. "hi ~ res daiis except sunday at II
;'ll. for the North, i.,st and West Passenger ani
ireirhi s.W o. ct of East Mnu street Sorto.k
aud Western depot
l. mn CAROLINA DISPATCH, FAST
j. tEAiHill lin ASD OLD DOMINION LINE
between ~ upiut' Eorth and l2as via Nuriul AND
Nori.!H and southern Rsihoad to Lrsicrn North
Carol n.
i'eish, received daily and forwarded promptly
ut law rates
Fer mtiucr nformatio; nprly to the General
Ot.cc Of tho y. & :. Il. L. Co., Norfolk Va.
n g HCbGlSS.
:, = General freight ami Passenger ACcut
II. X. KING,
General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
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LIVING PICTURES.

Underneath tho startling announce
ment is explained:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
tY-frLnt-i \ IlA,Irrnl

VrfrlnuiE LiNIfEDl
Lave Norfolk 5:35 p M, arrive
EchmGnd 200 IN. Connecting or
Washington, h.I'imore, phiiJde-
piiS aud NeN No.E. Reforming
leave iicuiuJnd Y'pV ~, arrive
Nor!.lS Il:.i H., Htots only VI
Sutulk. Na'trly ana ittCrshiry
SetoUd-class ~ kcts no accented
:Gr ua, FlEr uIi the Trains.
D,u.I ,.ri.s trtiIs leave Norfolk
,.JI ~ s,Ii'a 81 hichm Nus
~. Lc urnlna, lave Richmond
5.l0pm arrive n Moro L $40 pau.
For lrtlcr Information 900 ~ lCAris. rates bag
- e. cirC.s oi. cad or or ...drG,a t.. W.tOUhI-
HIl, Deu.t: fusenrcr Agent: g. ~ BOSLFY
at ,-ti Go 'n.u ~rrse corner OF uIALby. or
{ lin,a, agent, d.po. Noriyi> ANA Western
railroad. v. h EENfII,
General iasserl,. AGENT
te'.e!d Ohice. Eo1GO;c, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

Tue abovs schedule gives PASSENGERS from the
- Jay over OF two bomrs and thirty minutes
"a ,i w. ,HthnB lrioro taking the steamer, thus
tue Nation " "s INC S"P'A Oh
Tho TRIP down the historic Potomac River and
NhesapcaSc i'aY on the elegant steamers of this
.omplny is uisi, fpa'scd. The steamers are COM
paraiiIely new having been nnilt in 1891 aud are
rirctSic LIGHTS call bells and steam heat in each
rom Tue tables are supplied with every delioacd
., tno se'hon from the markets OF Washn ct on aay
S"finiE tickets on ale at b. & o. ticket ofiic,s
80" I. once at ". =. Wakes and Company q
For furihc. in formation apply
Telephone IA. - IN,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

EVENING ENTREES IEAvrS NORFOLK $40
p. ~. d"i!t ,c,co.t sunday Tor lliIdi,rih CIV
Edeuicn aud way-5tpilous Conntot. at Eiizah.th
ny viii th' steamer \ uPc ani Newborn Mou-
Gh inc .,") 1hur,i'y AID StuIdpy flr New
tern, l,cMuusc iiaud AID ~ oruhuad Gay, kius,on
ahd 60 dshvrro VIA A. 81 y. e L. L.. and for
jaetsenh lie, Wilmington, y. e.. aud ai station,
q u II.n " {
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

Fuk IaCitMoSD-Ships leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY D. III. aud leave Newport News ayssy
- NpAY ard TUESDAY evening, arriyina ne
Richmond the next morning.