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strong against him and in sympathy
with the girl. Miss Brown n a member
Of the above named choir and il much
respected by both white aud colOred
She is about l6 wears old.
Friday was Grand Army Day at all
the public schools In W. A. Park. We
have one colored school taught by Afro.
Americans. Prof. Murray Cf hiladel.
pbia. Pa. assisted by the Misses Maud
Mitchell. LOUISA Frisby and ADELAIDE
Harrison. Your correspondent arrive d
rather early and had the opportunity
OF listening to the review exercises of the
scholars of Miss Mitehelfs room in nat.
ural philosophy aud hygiene aud was
surprised as well as pleased at tbs
prompt answers, thorough knowledge
perfect discipline and decorum displayed
by the pupils. Col Murrell, member OF
the committee entered and made a
lengthy speech to the scholars. He was
severely rebuked by the Rev. r. A. Boil.
den of the 2 I'd Baptist Church who
stated that the Christianity Of our faith
ers was good enough for us 80 day.
Commander WOrthington ofC, X. Hale
Post, Al. took the chair. called on the
Rev. Martin OF the lst Baptist Church
Tor prayer. Singing by the schoOl-Rus.
sian bymn. Remarks by Mrs. Casner
OF the WOmsn's Relief Corps. Comlaf
Col man spoke of the faithfulness of the
Ngro during the late war.
Mrs.. Captain Berry was next called
upon and gave a graphic account of her
hardshiDs in the south during the war
IN the capacity of nurse and school
teacher. She was commissioned to open
the first cOlored school IN New berpe, n
= by Gen. Howard and was subjected
co great deal OF abuse Singing Amer
lca bv the school Rev. Middleton of
West Park Church was called and made
some very appropriate remarks. Offers
Maddox who was q rebel soldier again I
his WI made a short speech. Rev. r
BOiden made the closing remarks and
vote OF thanks was returned to
the principal, teachers and scholars
The exerc SEES came to a close by the
children singing Hail Columbia.
On UDday afternoon Rev. w. TT. Dav-
EXPORT preached a sermon to the G A.
X. and it was one of the mo { refined
sermons that we have ever listened to.
Scripture lesson 27'h chapter of Acts
and t. KIT from the Dad verse of the came
chapter, subj Jet; "Deliverance obtained
through armies PRAYER by Rev w. H
Coles of the Bethel A NJ T. Church.
The Reverend held the audience spell
bound for over 35 minutes and at some
future date we will give his entire ser
mon.
Messrs Shoekly and CoDover who were
the victims of last weeks X. r. accident
do not improve very fast.
Business in the hotels and cottages
Is becoming brisk. The cottages
owned by Afro-Americans are be-
ginning to fill up fast. Among the
most prominent are the Snow Hill
House, 1st Virginia Cottage, Garnett
House, Florida House, WINS Cottage
and others.
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REV. DIR. yAss' LABORs.

RUTHvILLE, VA. 30, 1895.
Rev. s. n VASES, sunday School Mis-
slonary OF the American BAPTIST Publ
cation Society, conducted a Sunday
School Teachers' Institute at EiaT
Baptist Church ON Monday aud In ss-
day, the 9th and 2Sth of this month
HE attendance was good.
The audience was composed of moth
ers, fathers, children, preachers and
deacons, as well as Sunday school and
public school teachers. Refreshments
were served on the around.
Papers were read by the following per-
sons Prof. p. g. Ferrell-1She Sabbath
School; Rev. w. p. Curl-Fhe Ideal
Sabbath School; Rev. j. j. Sweat-Ths
superintendent; Prof +. w. Jones' -.Ir.
The Teacher; Miss Julia Barbour
Government; Miss II. A. Winston-At-
tention. All the subjects were well
handled.
Among many of the interesting incl
dents which occurred, was the one when.
after some remarks made by Mr.. Ern-
est Cumber, in which he advised closer
union among cOlored people. Deacon r.
6. w. Jones arose and chanted, Halle.
luiah, amen"
The people seem to be thoroughly
aroused. Rev. Vass seems to be the
right man in the right place, aud he has
made many friends in this county. Ar
rangements will be made TO conduct an
other Institute at the Union Baptist
very soon.
Besides contributions, on motion OF
Prof ID. w. Brown, Rev. Vass was re-
turned vote of thanks fer the efficient
work done at Elan Church.
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FROM YONKERS, Ny.
Religious NOtes-Newsy Items.

YoNKERs, n Y, June 2, 1895
AZ Messiah Baptist Church, Rev. T..
w. Roberts was at his desk at each ser
vice t 10:45 A. NJ he preached a
good sermon. A good number was
present Az } z. NJ, Sunda+ school con-
vened. Attendance good. At 3 z. NJ,
Rev. Roberts was called to White Plains
TO preach the funeral OF a brother of j .
A. Walker Lodge, No. 16 X. of who
died very suddenly.
TIE pastor delivered a good sermon
from a good tex
At A. NJ. T.. Zion Church Rev. q. s.
Adams has returned after a stay IN y. G..
visiting his parents and friends. Mrs.
Adams has not returned home vet, but
IL much improved in health. Rev.
Adams has not succeeded in getting
away from his church yet he has been
held for the Bird year At 1O:45 he
preached a good sermon; attendance
good. At $50 Sunday School con
veDsd. The school is in a good condi-
ton. Mrs. NJ. Connell, Supt.
At Messiah Baptist Church on May
18th, there was rendered the pastor.
under the auspices of the deacons and
L. 7. e. L., a donation. a suit of clothes
and several other articles. There was
rendered by the Young p. c. u a spec
/
die logues and solos. Those that took
part were Misses w. Hensley, c Vaughn.
Mrs. A. Lowery. Misses z. Stats. /.
Maltby, Il. O. Cooper, duett by Misses
J. and Hattie Maltby ard quartette by
Messrs James Spennie, J. Bailey, Misses
II. and Josephine Maltby, which was very
good aud should be heard again. Rev.
K. +. Duers of Singsing was present and
made some remarks. Miss Hattie Malt
by presided at the new piano that has
been purchased by the Church and Sun
day School, h. Howard, Snperinten-
dent. Rev. Roberts made some encour.
aging remarks to the Church and Union.
Refreshments were served in the lecture
room by the committee.
Deacon K. A. Cook will preach his
trial sermon the 4th Sunday in June.
Children's day.
Mrs. Charles Mann is here sick in the
hospital.
There will Re broom drill by the SIM
day School girls on an early date.
SYLVESTER Dow.
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the III. 4. A. government force fund OF
the Women's department (cOlled &. o.
az from one TO seven dollars per share.
three million or more women are ex
pecoed 20 give money and take stock ia
this movement.
We the undersigned, chief officers OF
the National Board Of the Monument.
earnestly insist that our ladies Of the
race viii spare no pains proposing dele
gates to meet this Convention.
Sisters, we have been Chief in build
ing all the church edifices. let us be chief
IA rescuiDg TINS perishing race Of ours.
let as rally, especially in this Southern
States. and in the State of South Caro-
lima. We do not expect those who are
so far North and West TO attend so
freely IN person. but in spirit. We do
expect them and those who cannot
come who wanted to come viii be re-
ceived az members of the Convention If
they will send their photograph with a
Tree will donations in money, and well
recommended TO the Convention thew
each will be adopted as members of the
movement aud confirmed in the Capitol
National body, and appointed to Office,
and empowered TO a business for the
movement, this throws open q wide
gate sufficient for all ladies in all the
land to enter in at once.
Understand that q new Negro race)
leadership is now being formed in a
scientific system called the III. TIA. Sys-
tenn OF America. composing three III.
visions, called A. B. & c.. Divisions,
and the ladies OF the Negro race form
all 0fC G. Divisions called the right wing
of the System. The importance of this
uDderta king is too extensive TO be put
in public minds but it will be made plain
at the Convention.
We pray that all women of the race
will send us greetings, and free will Of
terings will show US free spirit, by con-
tFibuting to this Convention. This is
q non-sectarian affair We are acting
Tor the financial welfare of the women
OF the colOred race at large.
Send greetings dear women and the
Lord will crown our Efforts with sue
cess in haste. Rev. Justus J. Evans the
founder of the H 7. A. will be with us
to speak on the ways of God and the
call of women.
All men and womeT who favor this
movement and this Convention send US
free will Offering and all who want to
be classed with the movement their
names will be enrolled and recognized
far aud near. Each delegate will notify
us of their coming at least ten days be-
fore the time, so we can make room for
them TO STOP
Tell the news and let us make double
quick time. To-day is the day of SAL
walton; tomorrow may be too late.
Oh, sisters, let rs strike to-day to-mOr-
row may be too late.
Dress in white, sisters, If you desire so,
and trim in red and blue cambria.
This is the Uniform
Respectfully, we are yours for the sue
cess OF the women of the Negro race,
Let the fg news far and near.
Mamie Stevens, High Queen of JUS
tlee, No. 1; Carrie K. Brown, Queen of
Mercy, No. 2; Rachael Scott. Queen of
Truth, No. 3; Gertrude Davis, Queen OF
Wisdom, No 4; Mary HUNTS, Queen of
knowledge, No. 3; Minnie Dowkins
Queen of Love, No. g; Stacy Roberts,
Queen of Honor, No. z.
Address all communications to Ger
trude Davis, No. 10, Thompson Street,
Greenville, s. c.
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FROM AsBURY PARK.
A SeriOus Charge-SpeakiBg to Pupils
OJher Items.


Asbury Park has been in furrore of
excitement for the past week over fine
BAD fate of young and beautiful LADY
living in the Park, Belle Brown by
name. Her mother is married to a
imam by the name of Andrew Dickinson
and they both work at the Creamery
Hotel on First Ave.
On last Sunday evening, a gentleman
by the name of Eugene BoWles of PhiIa-
delphia had occasion to visit the above
named hotel. He drove there with a
horse and buggy. He went IN to see
some friends and while in there this man
Dickinson came out got into the buggy
and drove to the st Augustine Episco-
pal Church on Sylvan Ave, where Miss
Brown attended church and sent in for
her four or five times, stating that her
AyQother desired to see her. The lady re-
ped to come out. Her step father
tied until the service WAS ended and
en she came out he accosted her and
d her that her mother wished her tn
company him home. She refused at
sfst for she mistrusted him. but
finally consented and got into the
buggy and drove off.
After he had gotten out of sight of the
church he drove in an entirely different
direction than towards home. and as
soon as she noticed the fact that such
was the case, the lady began to scream
out for protection. There being onlv a
lew persons travelling in that section
Of the town her cries were of no avail
RE drove into the woods, kept her there
all night and returned with her to the
hotel at $40 Monday morning. The
young lady has not been able to leave
her bed since. The officers of the Park
are searching for him and if found II wiz
go hard with him. Public sentiment/is
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Atlantic Coast-L Line

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, APRIL
"a, 1895.
Trains Leave Richmond-Union Depot
300 A. NJ, Arrive Petersburg 9:31 A.
N, Norfolk 1925 a. m. Stops only
at Petersburg, Wavely and Suffolk
9:05 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg 9:52 a
M, Weldon 11:4S a. M, Fayette-
vile 4:3O D. m.. Charleston. 11:1s
p. m, Savannah 10 a. M. Jack
sOnville ZOO a. m. Connects at Wi
son with No. Al, arriving at Colds
bOrO 3:O5 p. m, Wilmington 5:4s
p. m, Pullman Sleeper New York tc
Port Tampa.
2:55 p. NJ, Local. arrives Petersburg
3:42 p. N. Makes all stops.
$40 Z. NJ, arrives Petersburg 5:55 d
m, Norfolk $40 p. m. Makes al
stops.
7:1a P. NJ. Arrives Petersburg TAG D
m, Weldon 9:27 p. m. Fayetteville
1908 a. m, Charleston 6:10 q. m.
Savannah 1915 a. No., Jacksonville
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA
POINTS.-Arriving Aiken 7:22 a.
M, Augusta 3 a. m, Macon IL a.
m, Atlanta 1915 o. M Pullman
Sleeper New York to Charleston.
Jacksonville, Port Tampa, Aiken.
Augusta and Macon.
40 Z. NJ, arrives Petersburg 1926
a m, Burkeville 2:41 a. m. lynch
burg 4:55 n. m. Roanoke 6:55 a.
m, Bristol 1859 a. m. Pullman
Sleeper Richmond to Lynchburr. /.
1888 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg 1 .O5
am Weldon 2;4S a. m. Hender.
son 4;04 g. m, Raleigh SIT q. m
Elberton 2:O4 p. m Atlanta 300
p. m. Pullman Sleeper Washing
ton to Atlanta,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$40 A. M, From Jacksonville, Savan-
nah, Charleston. Atlanta, Macon.
Augusta and Weldon.
$40 A. M, Atlanta, Athens and Raleigh.
o;25 A. ~, Lvnchburg and the West.
11;O5 A. NJ, Norfolk, Suffolk and Peters
burg.
6;45 p. NJ Jacksonville, s vann a b.
Charleston, Wilmington, Goldsboro
and Weldon.
700 p. NJ. Norfolk, Suffolk, Waverly
and Petersburg.
500 p. NJ I.yDchburg and the West.
T. NJ. EMERSON,
J. r. KERNLY, Traffic Man'g'r
General Manager.
c. s. CAMPBELL. d. p. A.
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BLUEFIELD LETTER.
hot Weather-The Great Strike-Re.
lIgiOus Exercises-A New Church.

BLUE FELD, W. VA, June 3, 1895.
Mr.. Editor
1t is with great pleasure /
again send you a few items of this sec
ton. We are very pleased to note the
summer has been pleasant indeed so far.
The weather has been extremely warm
during the past week.
The strike is still in progress in the
Flat Top Coal Field. They have NOT
reached an agreement as yet. The de-
lay now rests upon the operators in re-
fusin0 to put scales at their works when
the laws of West Virginia call for il.
Governor McCorkle of this State has is
sued statement and had the same pub-
iished in various pspers. Still the Oper-
atOrs will not consent to have scales de-
clared. Z. at ii is unconstitutional.
The way and manner the miners have
been defrauded in this great coal region
is too indeseribable to dwell upon. They
are entitled to the scales and should
have them.
The was a grand entertainment Igiven
on la t. Tuesday night at the Scott
Street Baptist Church for the benefit OF
Douglass Memorial Lodge, X. Of P, No.
z. lie was decided success, amount
realized being $50 81.
The foundation for the new church on
Scott Street is about completed. The
church will be erected of stone and brick
which will be a credit to the Baptist
cause, and will be one among the most
attractive churches in the SouthWaat.
Rev. W. J. Garter of Pocahontas Va,
arrived in the city on Wednesday D. m
from his field en- route home to Char
Iottesville, Va. The reverend remained
over here at night, and delivered ar
able, spiritual and eloquent sermon
from the text-JOhn 1918.
Rev. Carter being encountered with
about 1000 strikers in Flat Top regioI
seems to very well encouraged about
the spiritual work in his field. His sin
cere prayers are infavOr Of the miners
he also informed your scribe he had 1
grand success in his revival. He wa
ably assisted by Rev. s. Saunders o
Marion, Va, also brother Benson.
There we're &c candidates went dow
In the water and put on Christ by bap
tism. The Reverend OBLIGATED.
Rev. Carter anticipates making
trip to the State Of MARYLAND the 1st O
September, to see brother of his whom
he has not seen for % years. 1t was hi
pleasure to hear from him a few dav
since. Also to Boston, to see two O
his sisters whom he has not seen for II
years.
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The Jfm Crow Car and the COIOred
People.


Surely the Jim crow car law is an out
rage upon humanity; the law provides
for separation of the WHITE and colored
races, but it also provides for equal ac-
cOmmodatiOns Is merely a farce and
an outrage. As minister, our PROBES
sion necessitates US doing a great deal
OF travelling on the several railroads
operating In this State, and we can tes-
tify that the l. & N. and the O. & C. are
the only railroads except Governor
Warmoth's lire that makes any pre-
tense of equal accommodation. The
Illinois Central is the worse governed OF
them all. We have, on several occa-
sions. complained of the outrageous
manner in which the obnoxious seperate
ear law is enforced on the Illinois Cen
trail. Once we fled q written complaint
with the officials of the road. The con-
ductOrs and pOrters on the /. G. have
but little regard for separating the
races in so far as it applies to the keep
ing OF white men out of the coIored
compartment. On last Saturday we
took trip to Amite City, aud one white
man rode all the way from New Orleans
TO Amite City in the Negro car, and on
several occasions two or three white
men left the white folks car aud came
ihtO Ano NeBAO Hall Gar 10 uflnk wills
key or some other drink, and went into
the water closet. One of the old Con
federate veterans who was returning
from Houston, came into the Negro
compartment and exchanged coats,
that is, he pulled of one coat and put II
ia his grip. and put another on his
body. During the whole trip white mer
were passing and repassing the Negro
compartment smoking and using OBJ
scene language. We earnestly aDpea
to the Negro preachers to unite in peti
tioniDg the l. G. authorities against
these Outrages. 1t is a shame for tn,
refined colored lady to be subjected t.
such outrages and insults, but the lon
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RAILROADS.
Southern Railway Company.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)
SCHEDULE IN EFFEorApRu n ,ssr

SCHEDULE IN EFFECrAPRII. q. 1ses
LEAVES RICHMOND.
iz'Vo =. NJ, SOUTHERN EXPRESS daily 20
Aegnt "a, Aug usta end points South tyleeo
ers nicnmond to Danville and Greepsboro.
oPsh q. S,S0 m Connects ct Danviiic
nttn ne WASHINGTON Ann 9OTTTfr
60 I'm NETIBULg LIMITED. No az
lying seet'ers % Ashehille Hot shrine
DDrHnn8nam, Memphis ew Orlezns as
t.mpt' $780, first class dar coach bot,sos,,
81 nSton and Jacksonville A. NJ
O.ieans and Memphis coDneetions 49,
- oVe N al points Ia Texas and Califo-ni.
- % q FAST NAIL. daily Atlanta Ano.,s-
Sp1 points SOM d. Connects al Noseio,
WIN = r at Keysvii Tor CIarts-
vi =. Oxford Henderson Durham ana -.
SreensoorO for Durham. Raleigh and ~ W., ~
80 oon-ca ON Sieepers. Danvflie to f1.,,t..
wv = n.s LOCA 4 daily except Sundov -
nmena Courthouse and intermediate.
40 TRAINS ARRIVE AT RIO MoND
4o F-Om Atlanta and Augusta.
Points. trains Tor West
o-4V A M..-FrC m Amella Corr, bous.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRANS
NOS 0l and 81, between Nanchesf-r :. -, ~,
~ a., anc Nos SO and 81, between Gu, Slo,
"oapohs' VIII also carry pc ssensers 'o'"' anu
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-COlIeQe
l4th) street, between Broad and
Marshall.-Snnday-school, $50 a
m; preaching-summer months ex
cepced-ll;3O a. No., $3.50 and 8 o
M Communion the second Sunday
IN each month; businees-meetin0s,
nrst and third Monday nights IN
each month; prayer meeting. every
wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock:
choir practice every Friday evening
at 3 O'Clock. Christian Epdeavor
meeting, Tuesday, at $50 d. M.
and Wednesday at $50 p. m.
]. 81. HOLMES, B. P. VANDERyAL1.
Pastor; Clerk
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and burns, and 1t gavesrelief, and have
heard of many others who found great re-
lief through its use"
Curator Is truly an emergency remedy,
and should be kept in the house for i'm
mediate use when needed. In cases of
burns and scalds cuts and wounds. IL an
piled Immediately. it will prevent inflam-
nation and effect a speedy cure, relieving
the pain at once. Druggists sell it at 30
cents hottla-
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An Unfortunate Hanging.

lRichmond, Va. Southern Clinic.
The'recent execution in this city of
the half witted Negro, Morris Hopkins,
fOf the murder of a Mr.. Parsons pre-
sentS many unpleasant features. In the
first place the poor creature was far
doysn in intellectual capacity-indeed, he
was to a great extent not morally re-
spjonsible for acts requiring average ex-
ercise OF ordinary reasoning power.
Again. 1t seems that some consideration
SHOULD have been given to the circum
attending the fight in which the
Negro struck the deceased with q stick.
AS we understand, he did not lay in
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YORK RIvERLINE v. wrs,, ,o-,,-
LEAVE RICHMOND:

81 :. M.s LOCAL EXPRESS. daily exc.D,
sunday Stops at all stati~ns a. -.
men0a connects with stage for Wa ker+o,
Az p ~ ~ o5 ~ steamer at West Point
cept Sunday. Cloee connectfo,, - ~, *
s. roln1 with steamer for Baltimore W
pes, eeluers ieeye 8altip ore D. M and We,
POINT q p m. daily except SUNDAY anu west
q trains nom West Point arrive nj p,ohr.~.,
Az ~ a, m daily aud 10 40 a. N, daflv ercst s,,,
sa5d Sru monday and S-s5 p. M daily except
a. ~ a n. Local. MIXED, dsily exceDt SIM.
5st 'sate zSrd St. for West Point ano interne
.+ alekes otice at station foot Of v,r0,,,.
Co 1910 A NJ ~ anu rom r. M
CITY ticket Onics-9Ol east Main strict
Traffic Manager a. Turk
". n. GREEN. General II an,,rov H5c' AS I
8 B. THOMPsOE. spDersnfer,,a.
ooo :, ~ n ~. bEALk, Travelling Paseeno.r A go.
~ '-1~e /" AN street. Richmond. Va 0esn'
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and it acted like a
charm A youn g
lady of my acquaint-
ance used it who
was suffering from
erysipelas, and found
great relief, and was
able TO go out after
two or three appli-
cations. 1 have also
used it in my family
for chapped hands
81 - -
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
EFFECTIvE MAY 20. a5-


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoAD-srnEr1 sr.r,o,
$50 A NJ Daily. with Pullman Car for nyo-,.,,
Horesmogth, Old Point Newnor,
. .-r - News' and local stations "P'H'
s.S' r N Daily. with Pullman for Ioo., a..
Norfolk md Portsmouth, 0'~ <oin1'
~ ~ a. M. Local train, except Sunday fo- ros,
son r oIse: Connects at Gordons
stnS Tor Washington at Virstrt.
ntoiano Junction for JyDchburs- -.
"a Das, ~ Ior HagerstowD. and at sfa1n
q 90, ~ Ion ior winchester.
@''of- n The CINCINNATI and st. Loufs r.,r,,
.ed, daily. with Pullman sieenc-s
20 Slncinnatu and st. louis Con.
nects daily a. Coungton for Va
stops only at Important station.
Meals served onDinlnr Car
~. ~ :, L9coi Train. except SUNDAY
sa1.9~s No from Gordons vile t.
o-'o f. NJ Local train. except Sunday. Accomo
N .op dalton for Charlottesville. -o'''-'o
-S'~o- n Doiiy Tor Cincinnati, with Pullrn N
Tor Hinton, and GordonsviIIe -
Clnclnnau and Louisville Meals
served on DinlnE-Cars. Connecfs M
Soynston. Va, daily for Hot
tn .r,,, F-.-so-
Trains LEAVE EIGHT-sTREEr STATION.
500 A. NJ Daily. for Lynchburg and CLIFTON
forge- Connects at Bre mo. sxcens
SnensIoaS; Tor kosnev. at Lynchburp
DaaiN with the Norfolk en- q WesferT
FOR the Southwest and with Sorth.
eIn ksliWay for south. Excarl
ounoH yiof Lexington. and w elf
Ten Forge 18th 0iain line c. and o.
Tor CfnciRnatti.
oVo r. n except sunday. Local accomoda
ton for Columbia Va
MAINS Ahh1tE AT RICHMOND. BROAD
81 Rect STATION.
~ A Al. Daily from Cincinnati
~ ~ A "A. Daily from Norfolk and Old Point
%" r. n DAILY, from Cincinnati and Loufs
o.oV +. N Daily. from Norfolk and Old Point
"a 0 r. NJ Except Sunday. from Clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHT-srREE1 srATIoS
$50 A. M. Except Sunday from Columbia
oSO r NJ Daily from Lynchbur0 I,erInsyto,
and Clifton Forge. va
JOHN d. POTTS
Division Passenger AGENT.