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AsTHMAIs DURABLE.
Many who Called Yesterday at Sohurman's
Drug store Already Testify To This.

MANY who Called Yesterday at Schurman's
Drug Store Already Testify TO This.
II there was doubt in the mind OF any
sufferer from Asthma in this city as to
the truth of the claims made for DR..
Schiffmann's Asthma Cure, that doubt
no longer remains, providing he was
among the many who called at p, b.
schurman's Drug Store yesterday and
obtained a sample package free. AL
though many who awaited themselves
of this Physicians offer have not as
vet had occasion to test the free sample
obtained, yet great number who have
already tried the same most unhesita-
tingly declare in positive terms that re-
lief was Immediate +; that the wretched
spasms were checked that free expec-
toration was induced that a reclining
position was readily assumed and CRATE
fully maintained that the sleep which
followed was restful and unbroken, and
that the morning brought a clear head
and feeling of delighted thanllfulness,
no words are too strong to describe.
1t is not pretended that cure follows
the use of the sample. Asthma and its
kindred ailments are among the most
stubborn known to science. But it is
asserted positively, and testified to by
thousands, that a consistent and perse-
verant use of DR.. Schiffmann's Asthma
Cure will not only produce instant re-
lief, but will effectually Danish the trou-
BILE. This remedy is now in the hands
of most druggists in the United States
and is sold in packages, at so cents and
$1.00,-thus bringing it within the reach
of all. No more free samples can be
obtained, as the Doctor now announces
to the public that he will refund the
money to any person Who having pur-
chased a package of his Druggist finds
on giving it a fair trial that it does not
do exactly as claimed for it.
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PooAHoNrAs TROLLEY PARTY.

The ladies who went on the Poca-
hontas trolley party ride Wednesday
evening are enthusiastic in praise of
the affair, which was rendered by the
Red Men of New Haven, of which or
der the Pocahontas are a branch, and a
very popular branch. All the expens-
es were paid by the Red Men, the din
ner and ALL The dinner was served
at Merwin's Point and was one of the
best Of shore dinners. The daughters
were accompanied on the trip by rep
resentation of the Red Men.
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS, NOS.
Woman's Relief Corps, No. 8, which
had such "a successful afternoon troll
ley car excursion a number of days
ago, has arranged to have another
which will be given next Tuesday,
September "a, over the lines of the
Winchester avenue road, including, of
course, the West Haven road. All
their friends are invited to take part.
The start will be at p. m. from the old
green.
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Humor for the Young.
[From Harper's Round Tablet

The following extracts are from ex-
animation papers recently handed in al
a. public school in Connecticut:
1. From what animals do we gel
milk? From the camel and the milk
man.
2. The hen is covered with feathers
With what is the cat covered. The cat
is covered with fleas.
g. Name an animal that has four legs
and long tail. A mosquito.
4. Name two kinds of nuts. Peanuts
and for get-me-nuts.
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District of New Haven, SIS. Probate Court.(
Sent 10Th, 1895. {
wNcT ATIH IF EREDFRTCK w FOWLER 0f

Sent 18th, 1885.
THSTATE of FRED ERICK w. FOWLER of
IL New Haven, in said district. a minor.
Upon the application of George w. Robin
power and authority to sell certain real es-
tate belonging to the estate of said minor, as
per application on file more fully appears,
it is
ORDERED That said application be heard
and determined at d Probate court to be
held at New Haven, in said district,
on the Goth day of September, A. ID.
1895, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
and that notice be given of the
tendency Of said application and the time and
place of hearing thereon, by publishing the
same three times in some newspaper having
a circulation in said district.
By order OF court,
JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER,
$40 3t Clerk
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0aamts.

One Cent Word each insertion, i've
cents Word for full Week, seven
times.
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WANTED.
WANTED.
WANTED,

GITUATION by German girl as nurse to
- small children or would do light house,
work. Inquire at
$50 It, SIS DWIGHT STREET, 3
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WANTED.

a FIRST GLASS chambermaid and seam.
IA stress; references required. Apply at
No. 472 WHITNEY AVENUE.
SIT tf Call after pm.
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WANTED,
" ADY desires position as bookkeeper; ex.
perienced. Address,
sl67t* PEN, Journal and Courier
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@ea1 Estate.


UNFINISHED house, all improvements, ex-
a. cellent location also furnished rooms,
au30tf p. o. BOX 1902 City.
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FOR RENT.

dr. IN West Haven, near dep OF and elec-
- Acs trio cars, a new one-family house,
modern conveniences. Inquire
SIS tt ISL CHAPEL STREET.
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by young woman, experienced, general
u Office work or bookkeeping; about five
hours a day. Address CLARA SIANLY.
s192tt New Haven
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FOR SALE.

VXTTTOLE house, No. "a Lyon street, with
w all modern improvements. Inquire at
1ell II 1873 UNION
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WANTED.
WANTED.
WANTED.

A GIRL for general homework Refer
IN ences required. Inquire at
s201tt 800 WHALLEY AVENUE.
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pY com petent girl situation to do gem
ID eral housework in private family.
Good references. No cards.
$50 III 13 HAZEL STREET.
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WANPED.

WANTED,
a SITUATION by competent girl as
IA cook In II private family. City refer
enees. Inquire at
$50 ltt 2S3 CONGRESS AVENUE.
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FOR SALE,
GECOND-HAND 50 H. P. steam engine; size
y of cylinder, 10x30 with 40 H. P. BigelowJ
boiler; steam pump and connections. Can be
seen at corner
BRADLEY AND WILLIAM STREETS.
au13 tt City.
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WANrISn


A COMPETENT girl Tor general houses
s20ltT SO HOWE STREET.
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a COMPETENT girl for general house,
IA work. Small family. Reference s re-
qtIired. 2GILBERT AVENUE, near George
street. sI9 Sc
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WANTED,

A COMPETENT Swedish girl for general
IN homework in. "a small family. Call
SO tt 305 LAW RENEE STREET.
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WANTED

w IAN TED,
Il COMPETENT teacher of mandolin and
IA guitar. Apply at The Dessauer- Troost-
lis If ISL CHAPEL STREET.
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A ROOM suitable for Joiner shop, CEN
"a trally located. Address JOINER,
$40 TT this Office
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DRICK house. location central, modern
D conveniences, low price.
SIC ut MERWIN'S Real Estate Office.
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WANTED
WANfrED,

TWO experienced cutting press feeders.
IL NATIONAL FOLDING BOX AND Pa
PER co. sl93t Congress Avenue
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poval Arcanum Visitation.

rn.e Council was visited Inesut' Ne IL.
~ tSe following grand oIlceIs -. -. a.
.rsr1 Regents j. Is. flahks anu Nr,iiiam
". Harwood, GranWq 9 Williams. OF
10y 5. oNoi''' on Laws, and members rom
49,, VIRGINIA. ana Mccarthy OOullO'a,
rrhc RESPONSES made BY the pietni ~ ~ va
an az zeal and earnestness anu 81 ST. c,,
that active work Is gong 10 ~ ,bn Grand
sro,n now 70 the session OF the 'i i,,
ge,rcii The Grand Secretary was VI
ba~Dv In his remarks, GIVING III III. u, LII
10 Workings of the SoPi'iH. -, g.,
ana IMPRESSED his hearers lhet wy u,
..,.,,,,r rouncu had the good OF tile or.
y. -, ana BEGGED the members 10
80 ~ tb,ir hest men as represeniauEc
- olinded TO the reunions lhal har
.,14an nlace.. and urged the bfethitt -
renewed work in the oiutI., t".orn,,s
islanks followed In his usuai ,sscs
90 forcille manner, and Iecl'ed
$50 earnest cffectual WORK hdu III.
Tnrcd members TO join, ana theN III 49,, ~, -
"a eeen the beneficial results OF ptlp1 -
Inc 10 the order, ana urged Olc t,ii3
20 he untiring In their enoI's ~ ,ho
fp the order in this cry, anu - 49, Tho
a.,artion of the circular issued py Wy
ailcn,lvn pere,t John T. Pound, 10
,,.hn,o he paid a fitting tribute, as We
-, 80 other officers of the supreme IouHi
rD Al the close of Brothei bl"lN7 -
dress Grand orator BloomDeIs W"S 49,,
cclved with appropriate nonNSt,.,a ond his
1,,a,lrs' address was well received anu HI9
...ea.ie,tcai work new and OF much intef-
e. II ID. q. II. Rowland hll' OF NJ ~,
~ .xteu9e1 "A hearty welcome 10 IL.
cdiccrs OF Flha Council 10 ne n-.,,,, ~,
The meeting OF their council on N' o,IS1,,
her 9Th and preside over s laVaa Orator
.,hicb was accepted. Grand Vi"so.
,n,,,or,herg was very happy in MS re-
LITE and showed himself an Ofa'Oi
indeed.
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PERHAPS THIS MAY HELP YOU.

''My food does me no good" you say.
Then II does you harm. There ~ no hai.-
ing place between these extremes. III
gcstcd food alone gives health ana
strength Undigosted food sours. or Ter
ments. In the stomach and becomes "A
poison 60 the whole body. IT causes hea"-
ache. heart palpltation. liver and kidney
trouble. distress after eating pains ~
the chest aud sides, and the tired. iansuid'
heavy feeling we hear 50 much apoAt
When the digestion goes wrong ".r'y
function Of the body goes wrong. les
and the mind, too. Men fall in business
and die poor for no other reason imam
this-they are weakened. dulled, and stu
peeled by dyspepsia. The lives OF a Dr.
OF women are blighted In the same WY.
You may be one OF this miserable inut'-
tude. The writer Of these lines was one
Of your number a short time ago. tileu
dozens Of things 10 get cured. Jast as
YOU have DONE no doubt The thlns
which at last succeeded with me may sue
coed with YOU. il Is discovery Of those
wise and rood people-tlc Shakers, or MI.
Lebanon. y. Y.-called the Shaker Diges-
tive Cordial. II is not puf sauve, wnich
al best gives only transient relief ii Is
IN itself a d-gested food and also cor
rector Of the digestive function. You can
eat and digest your food while taxing
this cordial. IL helps you at once, and
soon makes the stomach vigorous and
healthy II is not like any other So
called dyspepsia cures 10 IS prepared by
the Shakers principally from herbs cultl-
waited by them They DO not ask as to
spend dollar FOR bottle while we are In
the dark ass 10 IT'S virtues. They take that
risk themselves. Almost any druggist
will sell YOU p trial bottle FOR ten cents.
so you can see whether IL Is what they
say--and adapted 20 your case. And
isn't even the mere chance OF q cure
worth that much2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10

police Justice cruuhfeld yesterday
disposed OF the following cases ,.n
Y Toe scott (olored was charged WIN
,hooting Pinhney Lewis win intent 70
im Ills case was continued until sat
,.rday. when 1t IS expected 'h.tt le s,.
Win he able 70 appear. The same dlS,
Fashion was made in the case OF Saihuei
Nevis (colorcd). VINO is charged win
thooting and woundng Henry Harris
ind Joe Scott.
Thomas Marshall lcolored) who was
charged with stealing a suit OF furniture
M HE value OF $3.50 from c. IL. 0hVer,
was found guilty OF petit larceny ana
seut 20 iail for thirty days.
Johanna Hm (coloreO was charged
with curslng and abusing Ida Watkins
I'm the street. She was fined 800 ana
costs and had to give Sio0 security for
thirty days.
( Belle Robinson was fined s. and costs
FOR cursing and abusing and trying to
stab Henry Rhodes.
VIM. l. EubaBk and y. Barnes were
each fned S250 and costs for being drunk
on the street.
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ATLANTIC COAST Line.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY.
SBpTLMBER D. 1870.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-UNION
DEPOT.
800 A. H.. Arrive Petersburg gti a. III. d.,
Norfolk ll.z5 A. Al. Stops only
at Petersburg. Waveriy anu
eos 4. NJ. A rrives petersburg $3.50 A. d..
Weldon rs 4. A.. tayetie-
vile 400 T. NJ. Charleston,
ii IL L. NJ, savannah ! 10 =.
RI Jacksonville 900 A. n.
Connects at Wilson with 10.
II, arriving GOldsDorO 8 ~ r
NJ. Wilmington ID =. ".
pullman sleeper Nc" hoi~ ~
g5p. n i,ocal. arrives Petersburg $40
r. Nj. Macs al stops.
$50 p. NJ. Arrives Seterss0qrg go , p. M 1;i
7tsP. n. Arrives Petersburg 5.ig p w..
Weldon s:H j.. -i., Fayette-
Vile 1858 A.. H.. Charleston
go A NJ. savannah $50 A..
NJ, Jacksonville 1900 =. a. DID,.
NEW Line 10 MiDDLH
georgia pOlN rs. Arriving
Aiken ~ s.. 81, Augusta 5
A. H.. Macon d A. .Ar. At-
Ianta l215 4. N. pullman
SIeepers New York 60 cnAfiea-
ton, Jacksonville, Port lan-
"a, Aiken. Augusta. ANA Ale
u.4o p. NJ. Arrive petersburg us a. d..
Burkevlile l.n .. 3D., is nc'
burg 4.0S =. D., 10 noke o.''
4. NJ. BRISTOL u 10y a. a..
Pullman Sleeper EIrAi-'"" 10
1878 A. NJ. ArriSes Fe.ersburg 1903 4. 81.
Weldon 2y) a. A. heii ti
4.04 a. ~. Raleigh 9li a. ~,
Elberton s0l j.. ST.. lt .illel
800 Il. NJ. Pullman sleeper
:, Wa g,lHssS TO ES!s91Sill si0DA.
80 ~ 49, ,rrON. arrives Petersburg Sis
III. Makes an stops.
Imp NJ. SUNDAY AcCoMAOnA-
Nv TION. arrives Petersburg o.l5
= H. Make an atoI ST..
TRAINS ARRIVE flDt-lD-'D.
3.40 \. N. From Jacksonville, ots AMMAN
Charleston. Atlanta, -hdcoH'
Augusta and Weldon. ,-,-,.
$40 A. NJ. Atlanta, Athens and ltaleith.
80 n Ivnchbur1 and the West.
Al % a. NJ, NollolA' 9N'i''N "''
burg ~,h
C:i5 Z. NJ, Jacksonvhle a., fi,iaa,
TOO 7. NJ. Norioik, suuo.N' AVERY anu
coz u NJ Twncbbarg and tie West.
S.4 Ii Petersburs Sunday Accommo-
7.a5 p. NJ. PETERSBURG Sunday Accoumo-
Il. NJ EMERSON.
J. r. KENLY. frame Manager.
General Manager.
o. S. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
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Among the consign0rs are some OF the
most prominent breeders IN Kentucky.
Virginia. etc. Mr.. b. W. WOOD OF Lex
incton. XIV. consigns the get OF Treviian,
2.OsI.: Cedric the saxon, Castle Bel, ana
some choice brood mares OF rich breeding
In f0al 10 those sires.
Or. j. W Madara cons'ens colts ana
flies by his great young sire, King Nut-
wood and some hlxh-class brood mares,
bred and i'm foal TO King Nutw0od.
Mr.. H. G. Chamblin sends from W hitby
Farm the get of Norfolk. Egwood, etc.
Mir. Joseph Bryan viii place IN the sac
all OF them fine drivers and roadsters.
Mossrs. Van story Osborn. Greens
boro. y. g.. have entered the well-knoWn
stallion, Presque Isle, 2.ZHii an elegant
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Special sleeper to Atlanta via seaboard
Air Line.

Commencing October LIST. the SEA
BOARD AIR LINE win put on IL through
sIfcncr from Richmond To Atlanta via
fbe famous "ATLANTA SPECIAL" This
slcepcr VIII DE opened at the Union de-
not at O'clock at night Nrain leaving at
i2.29. thus enabling parties going to The
ExposltiOn T. get a good nights rest and
arrive in Atlanta al 400 i. NJ. the FOL
loving day.
Bv This arrangement passengers 10 the
EXPOSITION can leave Richmond via the
Seaboard Air Line and 80 through 70 At
lauta without change Of cars. ana is the
vantages.
For further information apply to II. NJ.
Roykn. Passenger Agent, SO east Nam
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10

During the continuance Of the ExDosl-
ton the Richmond Railway and Electric
Company WIN run buses from Broad and
Harrison and Main and Meadow streets
TO the Exposition Grounds.
one fyc-ccut fare paid on the COM
panys lines at any point In Richmond or
Manchester will cntitle the passenger 10
n transfer ficket - the bus Inc. which
win carry the holder Of the ticket 20 the
front gate OF the Exposition Grounds, or
10 the Marshaii-streCl line carrying pas
senger 20 rear gate of Exposition Grounds.
Parties desiring transfer tickets 10 EN-
position viii please notify conductor upon
entering the car.
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No. 2-Dally. Tor Atlanta ard Yolhes
beyond, Win througr pullman eerNlSe. ,
No. 4OS-"Vestibuled Limited IRAN, IRAN:
Buffet Sleepers Richmond 70 As,sn ~ "a
leans and all points South and SoutnTse s,;
and at New Orleans with tne se.Ii~.lns'il
Pacific and Texas md pacinc Ia.i. s" ,ls
TO all Texas points. 80 extra chaibo -"
"Nestibuied Trains"
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Nc. 402-"Atianta special ~ N es''DU'sN
No. 7s-Man and express. o.is T. d.
daily. 49,. g.
For tickets, Pullman reservations, &c,
apply 10 ~. y. owen, ticket asent. b2I1-
street station. Richmond transfer COM
pany. SOL east Main street, and company
Office. SJ6 east Main street
j.. ST JOHN. Nicc-President
n J. AM rRsON. Genl Pass Agent
JOHN II WlNDER General Manager.
II. ~. BOYKIN. CITY PASSENGER fgt.'
S5 east Nair street
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throe-yoar-oId filly by Pamlico, 2:lo. etc.
There VIII be offered the get OF sucn
noted slres as Red Wilkes, w likes Doy'
Potoskey. Young Jim, Nasco' SaAiih'
Almont. Belmont, etc. -, - =. xo,s
some elegant road and saddle horses and
choice hunters. Every animal goes to
the highest bidder. no limit or reserve.
w. J. CARTER & CO.
p. o. Box Sal. 9li east Nam street,
n B.-Remember the dates; OCTOBER
oath and 18th. Horses can De seen seen sew
oral DAVIS before the sale at lAjS east
sale will 20 regardless OF weather. and
commences at IL A. NJ. each day. oc9-(t
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Visitors mt the Library Building.

Ainog the visitors at the State Library
building yesterday were the following;
Thomas H. Cartmcll. clerk Of Frederick
county; j. A. Brown, clerk OF Hanover
county: j. r. Thaxton. clerk Of Prince
Edward county: j. O. Perkins. Commis-
fioner OF Revenue OF Dinwiddie county;
j.. r. Daniel, Treasurer of Charlotte
county: George NJ. Muse. Treasurer OF
Roanoke county.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
no THE PUBLIC.

-
| wish 10 make it known 10 my patrons
and the public generally, that while the
recent FIRE IN my large planing-miil ana
factory temporarily delayed my business.
yet l was fortunate enough TO have an
other plant almost entirely equipped, be-
sides having on hand a large stock,
which escaped the flames, therefore, the
interruption 10 my business was very
brief and all orders sent me VIII have
the same prompt attention as though no
fire had occurred.
/ desire to thank my patrons for past
orders received, and hope in the future
to receive the same liberal support that
has heretofore been extended me.
oc1O-D1tWlt THOMAS T.. STAGE.
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State Offices 10 Close.

Governor O'Ferrall has issued proc
lamation closing all State offices In the
Capitol az well as the Library building TO-
day. on account OF the observance OF
R.chmond-Day at the Exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10

y S. ENGINEER OFFICE. 9o5is EAST
/ . Main street, Richmond, Va. sep
TEMPER 49, ls9j.-Scaled proposals for
decnenine and widening channel OF James
,i,t~ lNal. and for construction and re-
1etmont Of bikes and wing dams. VIII
he received here until noon OF october
~. 1895. and then opened. I0r lniol ma
lion applv 10 SIR IT. ID. WHIrCOMB. At
above office Peter G.. Hams. Colonel
Corrs Of Engineers e. s. a.
er91-Dft&0cfNlO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10

EcoND COMBINATION SALE OF TRoTTING STOCK
Bv CARTER at Richmond 'a'
ON THURSDAY FRIDAY. OCTOBER nth AND 25rH 1895
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ilILD-JAI AlH LlNEJ
SCHEDULE u.s. HIi hCl OCT. q, 1895.
TRAINS LLANL RICHMOND, VA.
z.yJ s.. a.. SOU li.LltN LAfttLs5, daily
10 Atlanta, Augusta ana points ooutn.
alcelti5 richmond 20 Dt4Flue a.t
Greensboro. open tt 800 l.. 10. Oou-
meets uL DIutlle MltA the WASH
INifJA AND SJDIHW r5Tht.s
FEsiIbJLE LIMITED go. I'D. ,I'-
IyLs alcebers 10 Ashey'Ae, CnaIi t-
IIU.t, Illmlut Nhil, MCInI DDS. ..t
Orleans. ANA Tampa, ai10, lltt-C.
day coaches between NaaIItI
add Atlanta Passengers cool. Nn.
these coaches Nltn,ut tAttA .uH.
Az Sow orleans tIu Memphis l..I.
neetions ~re made for al p-uis in
Texas aAI california.
1.2J j.. a., THE EXPOSITION FLY ItItt
IareIiHy and tEursity each N..A,
carrying through Pullman aiecpers u
Atlanta. Close con IectDna Tor au
re.55 j.. H.. FAST MAIL, daily. for Attain
a. Augusta ana points south. l1a-
meets az Aloscley VIII n. y j. IL. H.,
at heysylle Tor Clarkssille. oxford,
Henderson. and Durham. aul at
Greensboro for Durham, kale so ana
Ninaton-7alem. sleeyers Dantiie "
600 i. 81. LOCAL, daily oxcenl sunday.
Tor hcyaFlile and intermediate
Trains ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
SO 4. ST. From Atlanta and Augusta.
connecting closely with trains Tor West
Point.
SO a. M.-Fr0rl kcysyilie
Freight trains viii also carry passen-
gers.
YORK HIAi.A LINZ. ylA 81 l.74 AO4-N 4.
LLAt a.. klCAMOeD.
$40 II. Ne, LOCAL LAfAt71, u1ny &.
ceul sunday. stops Al an tiat.o"a' sAl
Lester Manor connects win a."be LOT
WaikertOn, with baltimore ae-A"ie9 AZ
- asI Point -........
AS i. n. BALTIMORE LIMITED,
daily except Sunday. Close connection at
Wet Point with steamer Tor patuuoie.
Steamers lcaye BALTIMORE 4. 81. ana
ytosf Point j.. b.. daily except sunday.
Drains from West Point arrive at klch-
raond at 9O1 A. 81. daily and 1870 A. 81.
C4ily except sunday ana Monday and
ZOO p. g., daily except sunday,
1.oI ~ LOCAL MIXED, daily except
e1rity. leaves 80 81. for West Point and
rect once "a station foot Of Virginia
sttesf. oren from a. Al. 10 . =. n. and
On - N. ID 2.D A. NJ.
civ Ticket o1ice, Sl Mar street,
CirLP. W. a. TURK.
- ''rir8aic Manager Cen Pass. Agent
x ~ GREEN, General superintendent
O'BRlEN. superintendent.
q HORTON CITY Pass. Agent,
90 east Main street. Richmond Va
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~ IRGlNIA NAVIGATION COMPANY
Y JAMES KIN Tx Line Tor tAe sea-
snore, cheapest anu most pleasant route
10 Norfolk, Portsmouth, OLD Point, .s~~-
nort News Clarcmout and Jalutx RIVER
landings. Counectlons-At Ola Point ana
Norfolk for Hampton an4 smithnelq.
Va. Washington, y. G., Baltimore, PnA-
sdeiphia ana New OrA. James river Dy
aayltght. Great tourist Inc. jane
tn,yn' Dutch Gap and war scenery. Rates
less than half charged by rai. Fare 10
portsmouth, ola Point and Nori0iA, >l..V
and 81 Steamer P0cahOntas leaves klch-
moni every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
nn1 FRIDAY AZ Z 4. NJ. STREET CARS
co DIRECTLY TO sIEAMEk'5
NSuARfO for above named places.
dicSets on sale on steamer and at Car
heris Agency, No. yol Main street State
,torns SrgaEed for day OF night Music
~ A grand Orchestrlon.
'rPEfC,HT. Freight received daily for
above-named places ana Eastern North
Taroiina: also for Eastern Shore of Nlr-
ma and all regular landings on the
lanes river, az LOWEST RATES. and
through bills iasuet;
EDWARD =. BARNEY, President.
General Ofiices-Planters Bank Build