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upreme Fountain Grand United Order
of True Reformers.

RICHMOND, VA, August 20, 1895.
Supreme Fountain, Grand United
Order o1True Reformers turned out on
the 25th inst, and marched to the Sec
ond Baptist Church, the occasion be-
ing TO have an annual Sermon preach
ed to them by Rev. u ID. Lewis, B D.,
which was delivered with much power
and eloquence. The sermon was one
OF the finest l think, the Rev. ever de-
Iivered His text was the 37th chap
ter of Ezekiel and 18th verse Form
them one to another into one stick and
they shall become one in thy hand. b"
He held the attention of the entire
congregation and swayed them at
his will, and every soul seemed to have
been lifted to it's highest pitch. The
members were out in a large number,
and were looking like new pins. They
filed the main portion of the church
and made a favorable impression on
the generous public, which will be
more clearly demonstrated in the flu
ture.
They returned to their hall, sos w
Baker St, feeling that the Lord had
paid them a visit in their efforts and
their souls were inspired to go for
ward in the discharge of their every
duty with full assurance Of success
With God at their fount. they will be
able to surmount every difficulty Their
enemies beset.
J. w. WILLIAMS.
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Do You Know Them2

WILMINGTON n c.. Aug 22nd 90.
I, Julia Ann Page. am inquiring for
my people. My mother belonged to
an old widow lady that used to own
the Exchange Hotel on Franklin st.
She sold it and moved down on Virgin
ia St. where the Danville depot now
is. NV mothers name is Mora jack
son she was Mora Page / was sold
from there when was 8 years old, had
a sister named Mary Ann Page and
little brother named Richard Jackson,
my grand-mothers name was Angel
ing Roper, You can go to Mr. JOIN
Qualls or Nr John Early or Mr. reno
rice Allen and you can find out about
me, and my people. The old widow
lady that owned my mother was nam
ed Mrs Mary Myers. and had daugh
ter named Miss Caroline Myers, \ OF
can please answer this letter to. Rev
Jas. Spells, First Baptist Church
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-07

Since the annual sermon of the
Grand Fountain of the Star of Bethle-
hem, preached on the 4th Sunday in
July, under the influence of the Presi-
dent, Mrs. Elijah Dudley, another
branch has been formed in Henrico
County at the Big Bethel Church This
glorious and magnificent branch was
organized by Ed. Fitzgerald and E
Harrison of the said society. The
former is the first officer and the latter
the Secretary Mrs Anderson pre-.
sides as President of the young Star
No. The organizing sermon was
preached by Rev J f. Carter of the
Grand Fountain. No. /. 1st. Text wa.
from Matthew 2:l0 "And they re-
joiced 2nd, Daniel ; IS 1.-The hand
writing on the wall.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-07

Since the Grand Fountain No. /, has
been organized on August 11th, 1887
She has paid out sick claims, the sum
of $23I750. This society meets every
4th Tuesday night at the Lily of the
Valleys Hall on St., near the corner
of 3lst St. God speed the work of this
organization. If it continues in the
future as it has in the past. we will
have a great Benevolent Society, which
will.not only take care of the body,
but carries our minds back to the
birth of our Saviour.
ELIJAH DUDLEY. Pr s.,
EDWARD FITZGERALD, lst Officer
SACK FOSTER, Assistant.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A Brilliant Marriage

The marriage of Miss Hester L..
Iightfoot to Mr.. Nelson Williams
Thursday Sept. 3, at $3.50 P. M. at the
First Baptist Church. This spacious
edifice was packed from pit to dome
with the expectant friends OF the con-
tracing parties.
The deep-toned organ under the
touch of Miss Mamie Osborne, gave
forth the wedding march while hush
pervaded the audience as the the brid-
al party moved to the rostrum where
the popular Rev. James ii. Holmes
| stood waiting to make the couple one
The license was brought,in by Mr.
Aaron Patterson.
Messrs d. w. Davis and II G- Car
ter. ]. II. Braxton and !. NJ. Jackson
w. p. Epps and w. A Payne, Scott Q
Burrell and Robt. II. Thurston. T.. A
Washington and w. p. Burrell, J. An
ldrew Bowler and John G Smith, 5. ?
Jones and A 7 Wright, M. b Jone
| and VIM. Miller, Miss Rebecca Viii
Hams and Miss Annie +. Tucker, NJ
| Randolph Williams and groom, Nj
Walter S Lightfoot and bride.
Rev Holmes performed the servic
lin his usual inimitahle style.
The bride wore white satin, lace, or
lanpe blossoms, entrain. The groom
wore the conventional suit of black.
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n.
"a, 1895.
Trains Leave Rschmond-Uniou Depot.
900 A. NJ, Arrive Petersburg 9:31 A.
NJ, Norfolk 11:25 =. m. Stops only
at Petersburg, Wavely and Suffolk,
9:05 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg 9:52 a.
NJ, Weldon LAS a. m, Fayette-
vile 4:3O p. M, Charleston, lib
p. m, savannah 1.19 a. m, Jack
sonvilie 700 a. IN. Connects at Will
SOU with No. Al, arriving at Colds
boro 3:05 p w., Wilmington 5:45
pm, Pullman Sleeper New YORK TO
Port Tampa.
2:55 p. NJ, Local, arrives Petersburg
3:42 o. m. Makes all stops.
5:1O p. A., arrives Petersburg 5:55 d.
M, Norfolk $40 p. m. Makes sll
stops
7:13 p. NJ, Arrives Petersburg TAG D.
M, Weldon 9:27 D. m. Fayetteville
1888 a. M. Charleston Clio a. m.
Savannah 1886 a. m, Jacksonville
1890 %. m.
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA
| NOTWITHSTANDING Aiken 1922 q.
m, Augusta a. m. Macon 1 q,
m, Atlanta 1915 p. m. Pullman
Sleeper New York to Charleston,
| JdckeOnVlle, fOFC tampa, AIKEN.
Augusta and Macon.
11-40 z. M, arrives Petersburg 1925
a. M, Burkeville 2;41 a. m, LYNCH
burg 4:55 a. M. Roanoke 6:55 a.
IN. BRISTOL 11:59 a. IN. Pullman
Sleeper Richmond to LyDcbburg.
1888 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg / .O5
am, Weldon 2;4S a. m. Hender-
son 4;04 q. m, Raleigh 5;17 a. m,
Elberton 2:O4 p. m, Atlanta 3;O9
pm. Pullman sleeper Washing
ton to Atlanta,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$40 A. Nj, From Jacksonville, Savau-
nah, Charleston, Atlanta, Macon.
Au- dsta and Weldon.
GAO A. M, Atlanta, Athens and Raleigh
1928 A. ~, Lynchburg and the West.
11;05 A. NJ, Norfolk, Suffolk and Peters
burg.
GAS p. M, Jacksonville, Savann h
Charleston, Wilmington, Goldsborc
: and Weldon.
: 700 p. NJ. Norfolk, Suffolk, WaverIy
and Petersburg.
$50 p. NJ, Lynchburg and the West.
T. NJ. EMERSON,
J. R. KERNLY, Traffic Man'g'I
General Manager.
. G. s. CAMPBELL. ID. P. A.
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Oola, Over and Help us.

The re. cedicatory services OF the
Moore Street Baptist Church will be
held at the above named church, the
Second and Third Sundays in Septem-
Der. FrieIds and members are cor
daily invited to attend. Please bring
an Offering
Preaching September Sth, II 80 a.
M. by Rev. ". w. Brown, President
Of True r etcrmer Bank; $3.50 p. m
Rev r. 1. tisines, pastor of the eth.
any Baptist Church, Brooklyn, n. Y
80 %. m. Rev. Evans Payne, pastor
of the Fourth Baptist Church. Sep
TENDER 10th, 3:3Op m. Rev. w. +
Graham, Jestor Fifth Street Baptis
Church.
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A land Entertainment.

There wa an entertainment given at
1903 Nortl, First street, by Misses Le-
liza B. Roba son, Blossom r. Smith and
Minnie VIII lie, for the benefit of the
Lunenbur9 sufferers. The little folks
were we'll I presented, and we are sor-
nv that 50 ace will not allow US tc
name Sthel. all. A handsome little
snm was Lized, which will be turn
ed over to fhe proper source. Rev. w,
II. White : as present and encouraged
the little CHS.
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VIII Apply for a New Trial

Hon. Ge,sgeD. Wise, ex-Judge II.
w. Flourney and Captain A. b. Gui-
gon will make application for a new
trial on TIL ursday, September 18th, in
behalf of atary Alternately, Pokey ana
Mary Barn es.
Judge Coleman will hear them al
Amelia, @. H., and has written them
to that efft ct.
A large trunk of law-books will be
shipped th,Te for use in the case.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-07

] i4cHMoxD, VA, Sept, 'e5.
Meeting vas held by Good Hope
Tabernacle No. Sc, opened con-
ventional capacity. An address was
delivered II Rev. William Hartwell.
After :speaiing, singing and praying
Talking on condition of the Order af-
ter which tt.e roll was called and tinan
cial collection was taken up. Twenty
nine memt trs were present.
Closed W Oh singing and prayer
We hope 10 have brother Richard
Washingto Deputy, at our next
meeting.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-07
She Helps the Innocent.

We received a letter from lady
who wishes her name withheld in
which she says:
Il herewith send you 5.0O) five do
lars to be used in defense of the Lun-
enburg women. May success crown
your efforts in securing for the prison
ers a new trial. Their acquitta
would mean great deal for you"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-07
The I. 0. of St. Luke.

The Grand Council. 1. o. of st Luke,
of the state of Maryland, which was in
session in this city last week was ten
dered banquet at. the Odd Fellows
Hall. Over 500 persons thronged this
spacious editice.
Mrs. r. d. Bowser, the retiring
Grand Chief delivered an admirable
address, after which bounteous re-
past was spread. This session was one
of the most prosperous in the history
of the organization.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-07

Editor John Mitchell, Jr.:
Kind Sir.
Ne the
Tobacco Rollers of T. G. Williams &
Co., South Seven Street, have organ
MED club to help defray the expense
of the Counsel for Mary Alternately
and Mary and Pokey Barnes, and we
now send the sum of $50
JOS BRATCHAw,
VIM. H. ANDERSON.
Committee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-07
LUNENBURG CASE.
SHALL We SAVE TIE INNOCENT7
How Much viii You Give to Defray the
Expense Of Counsel

The following amounts have been
subscribed 10y the persons named TO de-
fray the expense of counsel to save the
two innOceot women, Mary Alternately
and Pokey Barnes from death on the
galiows and 20 release from the Penl-
Tertiary, the INNOCENT woman, Mary
Barnes. II you could see theiv pitiabls
condition, "A weeks wages would be
yielded up at once and much more
would be forthcoming. We designate
what has been subscribed under thu
head of not paid. OF course th'
| amount paid is plainly stated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-07
SATURDAY. SEPT. Z, 1885,
When the Good Times Comes

The world viii be brighter
When tn = good times come,
And the be arts viii all be lighter
When tn good times come
The birds ell all be singing
The sweet. st roses springlng;
The bells N,ul all be ringing
When ti,s good times come u
In love an peace well mingle
When Il good times come;
You'll heat the silver jingle
When thi good times come
And sorroW II seek us never,
And friencs no more shall sever;
But we'll stag and shout forever
When tn, good times come J
Atlanta Constitution
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The Drivers Rally.

RIcHMoND, VA, Aug %, 1895.
We, the drivers of the Independent
Club. No l, contribute 50 90 to help
the three women in their distress.
From the Drivers Association No /,
organized August 8, 1895
WIN Mason, President,
F. BRYsoN. Financial Secretary
S. L. DABNEY, Recording Sec'y.
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ID ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC RAlLRoAD-Schadule
commencing APR. "a 'Q5

ID ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD-SchNduls
commencing APR. "a '96
LEAVE BYRD-sTREET STATION.
7:Oa A. N. Daily for Washington and points
North stops at Elba and local
station. Pullman Car.
1880 NJ. Daily except sunday. for Washig-
tor aud points Norrh ops at En-
ba, shland boswell. MitTor +. Fred
erscksOurg. Brooke nd idewafer.
Parlor Car; also connects with Con-
Ervas1onal Limited at Wa hin gton.
z 10 p. X. Dsily, for Washington and points
NOrth. stops at Elba. Ashland
DOsSxn, Milford Fred sbufg.
Brooke aud Whitewater and oiher
citations on Sundays S.esper, Rich
mond to New York.
ARRIVE BYRD-sYREEr STATION.
s;so A. M. Daily. stops at Wide alter. srooks
Frederick burg. Milford, boswell
ara ashland and other stations
sundays. Sic per. New York 70
s:4s P. M. Daily, e5cspt Sunday stops at
local stations and Elba- Parlor-
Car from ashir gton
6:ss p. AZ. Dairy stops only at Fredericks
burg Dorw II and Ashland- Pud-
ma Cars from New York 6nd ash
pas An. Dsiy. STOPS e principal ioca
tia ions and Elba- sleeping Car
Connects with COngressio al im
lite bstweeA Nov York and WASH
ington
FREDERICKSBURG ACCONMOD 4TION.
(Daily. except sunday.)
4:On P. Al Lave Byrd-Streei Station.
$50 A. -. arrives By rd-StTeet station.
ASHLAND Strains
(Daily. except sunday)
6.42 A. NJ. Leaves Elb0.
8 20 NJ. caves ElDa
i.40 4. N. arrives Eliza
sea .. n. Arrives Eliza.
ca TAYLOR, Traffic Manager
-. n. ID. NTERS. presfdent
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Leigh St. NJ. E Church.

Sunday, Grand Rally day religious
services. IL A NJ Preaching by Rev.
Y. P. Chamberlain of South california
9.P. M. Preaching by Rev. w. r
.Gullins, A M E Church;
S.P. NJ. Preaching by Rev n. G
Booker. Prayer meeting.
w. II. FAX PASTOR.
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CasseDNake and Ohio Railroad.
EFFECTIVE July l Q5

CaesaDeake and Ohio Railroad.
EFFECTIVE July 1, 95
TRAINS LEAVE RInsMoND. sRoAD-srREnT STATION
s 90 A. IA Daily. ~ith Pu Imam Car for Norfolk
Portsmouth, old Point. Newport
News. and local stations
s35 y A. Daily. with Pullman for local sta
lions, Newport news, Old Point.
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
l 80 A. Local train arIor car (sx. Sunday
for Ronceverie Connects at GOrdons
Vile for Washington, at Virginia
Midland Ju' elton for LynchburR, at
Basic for HagerstOwO. and At Staun
ton for Winchester and at Coving-
ton for Va Hot Springs.
2 sop NJ. The CinciRnatti ana 81. LOuis Ltmi-
ted, daily, with Pullman SleeD6rs
to CinciDnatti, Louisville end st,
Louis Connects daily a CovinR-
ton for Va Hot Springs ana at 81
land for l. xingtOn and Louisville.
stops only at Important stations.
Meals served onDinlnR Car.
No. Z, Local rrains except sunday
follows No. from Gordonsvtlle TO
$50 p. M Local train. except Sunday. Arcomo
dalton for CharlOttes vile.
10 SOP. NJ Daily Tor Cincinnati with Pullman
for Hinton, and GordOnsville to
Cincinnati and Louisville. Meals
served on DINING Cars Connects at
COVtngton, Va. daily for Hot
Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHT-STREET STATION.
$50 A. M. Daily, for Lynehburg and Clifton
Forge. Connects at Bre mo, except
SUNDAY, for ROsnev. at Lynchburg
Daily with the OrfOlk anu Western
for the Southwest and with South
ern Railway for S.uth Exec 6
Sunday for Lexington. and Craig
q y, and at Citizen FORGE It'll
roain lae c. and . for Cfncnnatd.
90 r. N Except SUNDAY. Local accs-IuOoa-
ton iOr Gladstone. Connects at
Bromo ArVOnia
TRAINS ARRIVE AT hlCHMOND. BROAD
81 Rect STATION
20 A. "a Rail, from Cincinnati.
10 20 A. N. Daily from Norfolk and Old POM.
3 50 p M Daily, from Cincinnati and Louie
vile.
0.5O)P. M. Daily, from Norfolk an Old Point.
7.453 z. A. Excep6 sunday. rom konceVese
TRAINS ARRIVE EISHT-sTREE1 STATION
sab A. NJ. Except Sunday from Columbia and
ArVOpia.
eSb p. NJ Daily from Lynchburg Lexington
and Clifton Forge.
JOHN ID. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent
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THOMAS-Died at his residence Cor.
Jas and Washington 1t. August 81, '95
at s 80 P NJ, Roman Thomas. He
leaves a wife one sister and father, and
\ host of friends TO mourn their loss
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Virginia Seminary.


$500 must be raised at once. Who
will aid this institution We desire
$50 persons who will give give $40 %
each TO aid the work. AS the names
are sent in they VIII be published:
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Elsotion oil Omcers.

RICHMOND, VA, September ,, 95.
The Macedonia Benefclal Society
held its regular monthly meeting Mon
day night, September 2nd, at $3.50
After the regular routine OF Dusi-
ness the following officers "a ere elect
Cd for the ensuing year: Rev. James
III. Holmes, President: Paul Ballou,
Vice President; $. w. Robinson, Cen
eral Manager; Thomas Rock, Secre-
tary, Robert Smith, Treasurer
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@ ID Nelson. $40 IS
Robert Alexander, 90
William Johnson and wife, COL
John A Boiling, %
w. I Taylor, 0Ol
Cornelius Fields 90
James III Robinson, COL
Collin Young, %
Archer Anderson, 70
Albert Vaughan, -
Northampton Bapt. Association, 10 % |
Naomi Council, 1. o. st. Luke, OOl
3. f. Morrell, Dutch Island. \. Y. 30 |
Mt. NebO, No. 4, Sons and Daugh-
ters of Israel, 10 DOL
Independent Club, No. 1, (drivers) 900
William Dow. Wliston, %
r. @. Butcher, 20
Robert Speptoe, %
II. G. Mills. 70
Bristoe Bibby, 70
George playhouse, %
| Henry Erving, -
| w. J Edwards, %
IC II. Morgan, 70
Jane Stewart, ~
Cash 40
Mrs. Mary E. Mabrey, 80
Third Union Bapt King VIM Co. 90
Fifth Baptist Church, IL
Virginia Lodge, X. of P, 500
Solid Link, No IL, G q A . b x ;
/
of L and g, 20
Hygeia Relief 9 ub, 81 90
Lincoln Beneficial Club, % 90
Women's League, 200 90
William Custalo. zoo
Thomas Starke, 90
Port Norfolk Fountain, 63S, 80
J w. Jackson, 0O
Third st. A. Nj E. Church, g sc
> Little Dove Olive Leaf Club, 10 OC
IT rarerr nl i
Loving Daughters of Hope and
Charity, 81
= Samuel Jones, Newport News, Va. OK
t Fauquier Baptist, BALKAN, Va, g.
. ] Aaron's Tabernacle, No. 73, U
Mrs. Mickey Taylor y
Miss Patsy l.. Winston,
jamestown, r. 1. o.
: Union Daughters Tabernacle so
Alfred Willis, Cobbs Island, Va. d
Z Geo. Ii. Mapp, Birds Nest, Va. 2
Z Thomas w. Collins D
Henry q. Sutton y
# Henry Walker d
n Clarence nj. Johnson D
; John Fauntleroy p
e, Henry DickersOn
# Shirley @ Williams
is samuel Wilson
u | Alexander sterling D.
d Willie w. Stephens, Eastville, Va .
Sarah Finney, Cheriton. Va.
Fannie Jones l
y Josephine Jones
&c Lii liam IA. Hankins
~ Hester Savage l
30 William Johnson and wife
rg John A Boiling
&c w. L. Taylor
hs Cornelius Fields
III James III. Robinson Il
Collin Young
nv Archer Anderson
II Albert Vaughan
r. Northampton Baptist Association ID
he Naomia Council, No SO 1 . ST l. %
O. b +. Morre |, Dutch Island,
Mt, Nebo. No 4, Sons x of 10
nd First Bapt Church, Petersburg 20
,al Christian Sons and Daughters OF
Peace .
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church =
Tobacco Rollers, T. @. Williams
Factory
VIII lam Tenant
IT | Heroine Sisters of Jericho
ii Galilean Relief Association
CIV Mai. J. B. johnson
in J. II. sampson
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YORK RIN Err LINE ". xRsr PC
LEAVE RICHMOND.

$40 y. NJ, LOCAL EXPRESS. daily except
sunday stops ct ali stati At a-esfar
Manor connects wit. stage for Wa kerton,
with Baltimore steamer at West Point.
45 z. NJ. BA .TINOME LI~lTEp. daily ex-
cep6 SUNDAY. Close connection at West
Point with steamer for Baltimore.
steamers leave 6altir ore IN. and West
Point p. m, daily except Sundav.
Trails from West Point arrive at Richmond
s01 a. M daily aud lO.4O a. m. daily except Sun
day and Monday. and S-S5 p. m. daily except
Sunday.
6 80 NJ. LOCAL MIXED. dsiy except SUI
day. leave 2Srd ST. for West Point an. inferno.
diate points.
Ticket Office at station feot of virginsa
street Open A. Al. to P. n and from P. Nj
TO 1910 A M.
City ticket Oaice-sOI east Main str ct.
M CULP, WA TURK
Traffic Manager GenI Passenger Ag't
W IA. GREEN, General Nanager.
) S. B. THOMPSON, Superin sendeEr
JOHN Nj. BEAlsL.. Traveing Paseaaa>- al nv
920East Main Street 3iehmOad. Va
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EMBROIDERIES AT WONDEF
PRICES - -

One Centre Counter of Swiss
Cambria and Nainsook En-
broidery.
Choice 30 a yard--some where l9e a
yard.
Embroidery rs yards wide, hem
stitched or sea Hoped edge, 15s a
yard-50e va ne
Laces at your price:
1 Lot Fancy Lace, Edges and Insert
ings former prices up to 20S yard,
10 yard now.
MEMS NECK TIES: % and $50
Mems Teck and Four-in- Hand Silk
Ties for l21aS
100 pairs Autumn-Weight Mems fast
black seamless hose, 55e kind ,l5e (
Uair
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Southern Railway Company.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE.l
SCHEDULE IN EFFEcTIPRTL 81 lsas

SCHEDULE IN EFFEcTAPRTL 81 Isss
LEAVES RICHMOND.
1905 A. ~, SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily IN
Atlanta Augusta and points south Sleoo
erS Richmond to Oanville ana u resnsb DrC.
op At $3.50 p m Connects II Danville
with h WASH NC Ton ANo SOUTH
WESTEbH VETIBULE LiMIrRD. No 81
Carrying sieepeTs C. Asheh lie Hot springs
birmingham. Memphis ew Orleans and
Tamo, also, iret class dav c0aca between
Washington aud Jacksonville. at New
orleans and Memphis COZ neetfonR are
made n all poiEte in Texas and California.
1885 NJ FAST MAIL. daily. Atlanta. nc US
Ia end points Sough. Connects at n osele,
With & r, at KeysVile for Clarks-
vile. oxford Henderson Durham and at
Greensboro for Durham. Raleigh ana VIM
ston-Sa EN-. Sieepers. Darvile 70 a 1lanta
600 p. "A LOCAL Dolly excent Sunday. eor
Amelia COuf thouse and Intermediates
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
F-om Atlanta and Augusta,
40.
connecting closely with trains for West
Points.
| sac 4. Nj Ere n Annette Cour house
LOCAL FREIGHT ThAlNS
! Nos. 81 and %, between Manchester and Glow
| err Va. and Nos. So and g., between Clever anc
Reapolis. will also csrry passengers
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CORSETS.
From 10 to II o'clock.

From 10 to II o'clock.
A Linen Coutille Corset. satin strip
ed extra long waist. wide side
splits, heavily boned, 81 90 value
for SOC
The Mayme Corset in White and
Drab, SOC value, for 33e sold from
IL 10 to O'Clock.
The Marion Venus back, extra long
waist, side bones, silk, amburg
trimmed, S5c value for 45S ;; sizes
p to 80.
New ideas for identifying your
homes can always be CLEANED
from our Art Department.
The Japanese craze has reach
ed Richmond through the Peo-
pies Store.
Special from 10 to 11:3O
Mantel Lambrequins, japanese de-
designs, fringed, two yards ong in
Vel ow, Old Rose, Nile Green,
White, ETC., $50 value-75S each.
Domestic Department has:
Utica Bleached Sheeting, 25S kind
for 1897
Helena Cloth, dark grounds, with
pretty co ored figured effects, SO
inches wide, l215S grade, 614S.
Dark Ground Cotton Cashmere 1215S
kind 614S
FRON 9 TO IL O'CLOCK
Fine Cashmere Finish Sateen for
Dress, Quilts and Drapery purpos-
es, 80 inches wide, 25S quality, $40
yard.
NOTIONS AND TOILETS.
5OS white metal puff boxes, to day
19G
Violet Infants powder, o. a package.
CASTLE soap, 21aS a cake.
A 25S box of Glove cleaner for %
each.
IRON 9TO 12O'CLOCK
Combination Needle Books, contain
ing one half dozen shawl-pins
and one dozen millinery aud en-
broidery needles and four papers
of English needles. for 80 each.
| SPECIALIZING shears, from to {
inches long, made of the FINEST
STEEL, 10y each ; regular price 39S
pair
Good Safty-pins, 80 dozen-valu,
30
Fine French Bristle tooth Brushe
80 each, value l5S
Brooks Machine Thread, % a spool.
Kirby's Mourning Pins, 30 box.
Southa rs Sanitary towels for ladie
&c. each.
SPECIAL-Another lot of the Fa
, nous Crescent Furniture Polish 70
&C. bottle--value 25c.
5 WORCESTERSHIRE DEPAR1
MENT.
| 90 feet Of our SC. quality Garde
Hose with couplings, for $l.95
Best quality Hose reels that sold 70
81 at 45c.