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Evening journal., 1895-11-01
FRANcE,s nav cAeINET.
NJ. Bourgeois Acoompiishcs the Task OF
Forming Another Ministry.

PARIS, Nov IN Bourgeois last even
ing informed President Fauro that he
would accept the task Of forming a new
cabinet
M. Bourgeois has previously made sew
eral Intellectual attempts TO form cabinets
He failed in this task In 1899, after the
fall Of tho De Freycinet cabinet, and he
was not able 60 do any better in May,
1894, after the collapse of the Dupuy min
Evening journal., 1895-11-01

Piothonotary Wooney has received
200 copies OF the laws passed by the last
General Assembly and Is distributing
them
Evening journal., 1895-11-01

Huyler's Pure Delicious Cocoa and
Chocolates are sold by al grocers. Ask
for Huyler's and take no other.
Evening journal., 1895-11-01

For pictures, frames mirrors and art
novelties 60 to II East Third street
Hirsm Ysrger.
Evening journal., 1895-11-01

Henry Wilson, the postmaster at Welsh
ton. Florida, Gays he cured a case OF diai =
rho Of long standing In six hours, with
one small bottle Of Cham berlain's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrh@H Remedy. What a
pleasant surprise that must have been to
the sufferer Such cures are not unusual
with this remedy In many instances only
one or two doses are required TO give per
manent relief IL can always be dep .nded
upon When reduced with water IL is
pleasant 70 take For sale by q James Belt,
drlgglat, corner Sixth and Market streets
Evening journal., 1895-11-01
Grand openInr

Graud Opening.
Beautiful souvenir given to all pur
chasers Sat Nov 2. Grand Union Tea Co.
Evening journal., 1895-11-01

Beekstt's Restaurants.
Nos s aud 8 West Sixth street.
Evening journal., 1895-11-01

Beautiful Interior Brilliantly Lighted.
Superintendent Lancaster. Of the New
Castle Gas Company, is busy putting In
the improved gas burners that will bril-
llantly light the interior Of st. Petegs'
Church, the beautifging Of which has
almost been completed by Contracting
Frescosr Ertle. OF New York. There will
be private inspection Of the foe place
OF worship as 1t appears In the new light
tomorrow evening. Vicar General Lyons
will conduct the reopeniDg services on
Sunday, beginning at 10 80 a. 10.
Evening journal., 1895-11-01
HALLOWEEN DAMPER.
Didn't Interfere With the Home
Parties and Socials.
BUT PREVENTED STREET ORGIES

vessels were Driven IN By the Threaten
ing storm and High sea-Fitting Bright
Lfehts In the Beautiful Interior OF St.
Peters Church.
Evening journal., 1895-11-01

ing storm and High sea-Fitting Bright
Lfehts In the Beautiful Interior OF st.
Peters Church.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. Nearly all the
Halloween Publications were blasted last
night by a heavy downpour Of rain,
accompanied by a high northeast wind.
The river was exceedingly rough and the
storm drove In large feet OF tow boats
aud some sea-going barges, their masters
being afraid to proceed under such IN
propitious conditions.
Even the indoor festivities. except In
private houses, we're seriously interrupted
aud the youth OF the city were so dis
appointed that they sought to petition
Mayor Boyd for another special evening
Of fun with mask and wig. Two i'm
promptu bands got out on the street
about 9 o'clock, but another downpour
made these erstwhlle musicians flee for
shelter.
Evening Social at Miss Holcomb's.
Before departing for her Winter resi-
dence In Washington. Miss Rsba
Holcomb gave an evening social at
Auditor Holcomb's country residence last
night. The guests from distance were
Ksith Rodney. Rogers Holc@mb. John
bay, Dr. De Bayne. Henry Robbins. of
Germantown. Pa Miss Mary Middle
ton, of Philadelphia: Mr.. Piper, OF the
continent. The party had to proceed to
this county seat In enclosed hacks and
cabs through a driving rain storm
Those from this city In attendance were
Misses Elsie and Armltage Black,
Rev. and Mrs. Wylle (chaperonc) Miss
Gipsy Cooper, Misses Mary and Mamie
Cooper, Miss Louise Rodney, Miss Maria
Rogers, Misses Nan and Sarah Rodney,
Miss Reba Holcomb. Miss Mary Shaw and
James G. shaw, Dr. R r Tybout, Frank
Janvier and several other New Castle
people.
Young People Dance In the Hall.
A feature OF the dance In the X. OF p
Hall last night was the appearance Of
George Wright, Jr, In bloomers. dressed
as q new woman, and his real Identify
WAS not detected until the last moment
There were dozens OF young people
masked IN puzzling or unique costumes,
who never unmasked during the entire
evening. Elliott and Mc6rory did the
playing. Among those on the waxed
hoor were
Misses Maggie McCaughaD, Lizzie
Farley, Name McGrofy, Kate Remenier,
Maggie and Kate McCafferty, Lydle
Wright, Josie Fitzgerald and a number Of
others whose masks prevented their
identity being established Others
present were: James Ryan, Hugh Ryan,
John Murphy, Micnael Jordan. John
McCauRhan, Phil Sheridan, John Riding.
William J. Martin, A +. Sheridan aud
others.
Boautifui Interior brilliantly Lighted.
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A NOT-fBIE PICTURE.
"After the storm" To be Exhibited by
snks 4 Company.

4 notable picture at the Worlds Fair
was one in the Russian section 10y the
artist Popiel. Like all of this artist S
work. AFTER the storm" is a typical
RUSSIAN scene-the peasant and MS wife
stand there gazing sOrrowfully at the
destruction Of all their labor IN the nelu'
have all the characteristics OF the lower
class OF Russians, SUCH j might say. as
one sees among those who emigrate 10
the far Western States. This picture
was also part of the art exhibit al the
California Midwinter Exposition, where
IL was purchased by Mr. Andrew Saks,
of the irm OF Sake q Company. The
uicture s. now on exhibit at the store OF
Ills firm. and as l was looking at III
the other day gentleman al my side re-
marked that IL carried him back at once
10 the Fine Arts Building, and he inNoi-
unfairly turned TO look az other pictures
which he remembered were hung near
AFTER the storm" l understand that
Mr. Saks intends TO send this master
piece down 10 Richmond and exhibit II
at his store there for awhile. After that
hope we may have the pleasure of seeing
il hung. for a. time. at least, In the Cor
cOran Gallery. especially after the new
building Us In readiness TO receive IT'S
treasures. II has been long a matter
Of surprise TO me that the Gallery had
none of the beautiful pictures exhibited
at the Worlds Fair, for many of them
were purchased in this country.-Ihe
Capital
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a Movement to Bstsbit-h Such an instit"-
ton Ia Wei Nirninia.


MARTINSBURG. w. VA. oct w.
About twenty-five ladies Of this city met
at the residence OF Mir. John 7. Cunning
ham to-day and organized local branch
OF the Daughters OF The COnfcdcracy, TIE
object Of when Win be 90 raise iDI"S
needy cx-Contederates of this state, Mls.
j. W McShcfry was elected pr'slicni'
Mrs. Charles EOuss. Mrs. Robert Burn
hart and Miss Mamie Cunningham, wee
pre- aldtuts. Airs. John Don, treasurer ;
Miss Nota Weaver. recording secretary,
and Miss Sue CoulstoH. corrcayVhoisi 3
secretary. An entertainment Will 20
given by the organization on oct0oti -''n'
1T which ColOucl Robert Waite, Of " meet
ing. Will lecture and Hon. y. u. Lucas,
OF Charlcstown and Senator Faulkner
VIII make addresses.
The object Of tiie organization ~ ~ ~
sist the Confederate veterans 49,, ~,
ton in raising the money nccrs"'i4 Aoi
building. e4uipping. and maintaining !"
home in IS est Virginia for Doac "no
through aCe or disease are nnaDle 70
maintain Themselves Tho NOV nutll N"4
put under good Roadway az thafie
last winter during the session o. lht
iDgiginfnrc. and some very bianiAihe
contributions were received, many OF
Them from cx-UniOn soldiers. Including
one OF goo9lv proportions from Senator
EI,ins. The treasury or the affoohhoH
is Proving nicely. and Ii VIII not De- long
before there fa enough mo1cy 10 at iedst
make A hceiuuiuT on nome HtNti-i
sites have been offered free ln the stare.
baltimore American.
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lIu,lSou-,IOncs

Mr. Robert r. hudson and Mrs Maud
Hardgrove Jones were married Wedncs-
DAY night at o'clock. by Rev. Joseph
NJ. Seaton. OF the Unitatian church.
Mr. Hudson Is a popular young bust
ness man. being connected with the we'll
known house OF Ellison n Harvey His
bride has been Tor several years the
principal of the kindergarten conducted
az 5l2 east Leig street and besides.
is known as a worker IN every cause
that has Tor It's object the uplifting OF
humanity.
MIR and Mrs Hudson left for Atlanta,
where they Will spend several weeks at
the Exposition.
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Among the consignors are some OF the
most prominent breeders In kentucky.
Virginia. etc. Mr.. y. ". Wood. OF Lex
ington. KY c0nsicns the get or Iresilan,
2.Ost: Cedric the Saxon. Castle Ben, and
some choice brood mares OF rich breeding
in fOal 10 those sircs.
Or. J. W. Madara consigns colts and
fites by his great young sire, King Nut
wood. ana some hlgh-class brood mares.
bred and In foal 10 King NutwOOd.
Mr. n. g. Chamblin sends from Nhitby
Farm the eot OF Norfolk. EgVO0d. etc
AIR. Joseph Bryan viii place IN the sale
some choice young mares ana ceilings,
an OF them 0ne drivers and roadstcrs.
Mossrs. Van story * Osborn. Green's
boro. " C., have entered the wel-known
stallion. Presque Isle. 2.2oii. an elegant
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ATLANTIC COAST LIVE,

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY.
SEPThMBER b. 1870.
TRAINS LEAVE RlCHMOND-ON4O
DEPOT.
800 a. NJ, Arrive Petersburg 9.si - d.,
Norfolk III rs A. NJ. stops Oily
at Petersburg. Maverly AMI
Suffolk. va. =,
9:05 4. 81. Nrrives Petersburg ESQ A. NJ.
Weldon lJ.iS a. NJ fayetie-
vile 4.W L. NJ. Chair ston,
ii Is T. NJ, rayannan 10 \.
H., JacksOnyA.e 900 \. "a.
Ccunects at Wilson with No
II. arriving G0idsuprg 40 r.
NJ. Wilmington 40 4. ~.
pullman Sleeper New ioiN 10
2.55 p. NJ. Local. arrives Petersburg $40
i. NJ. Macs All stops -,
$50 P. NJ. Arrives Setser4s,oqrs o;lo =. Ai
TIP. NJ. Arrives petersbiig 7:i5 p. NJ.
Weldon 9:2l +. -. Fayeite-
~ A NJ. Savannah $3.50 A.
NEW Line 10 MIDDLE
GEORGIA POM rs. Arriving
Aiken 7.22 A. ~, Augusta
{ e. ~. io 9ae2n y A. fNaiimAa i
Siesper5 New York to Charles
ton, Jacksonville, Port Tam
Ia, Aiken. Augusta, and At
imp. NJ. Arrive Petersburg l2:2J a. H..
Burkeyllle 2:n Il. ~, Lync1
burg f.os a. NJ. Roanoke Cos
A. NJ, Bristol II 80 a. NJ.
Pullman Sleeper Richmond 10
1888 A. NJ. Arrives Al Petersburg l;o5 4. A.;
" cldOn - 80 a. IT., heu4eIe,"
f.0f A. Dr.. Raleigh 5,lf a. ~,
s:o9 p. ~. pullman sleeper
7.mA n sSSsnlNBSY AcC0GMODA-
~ 49, TION. arrives Petersburg oIs
A A Makes all stops
t,o y NJ SUNDAY AcCDNMoiA-
Wv TION. arrives Petersburg 30
= NJ Make AZ stops
TRAINS ARIkIh T.. llCAMoND.
3.,O A Al FROM Jacksonville, say tnntbi
Charleston. Atlanta. Macon
Augusta ald Weldon.
6.4O A NJ Atlanta Athens ana haielbA.
S.G A N Iyucnburg ana the est
- a e.. Norfolk, sunOlk alo Peters
burg.
Charleston, Wilmington, Goida-
bor0 end Weldon.
ZOO p. NJ. Norfolk. suffolk. Waverly ana
90 y \, fvncb6ars and the West.
On II pefera1urg Sunday Accomno-
7.s5 p. NJ. Petersburg Sunday Acconmo-
Il. NJ. EMERSON.
RI KENNY Trains Manager.
General Manager
G :. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
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lIrtty Green in Washington.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. oct. lo.-Mrs
Hetty Green, the millionaire, is in Wash
ton on business.
IL haven't been to Washington before, -
said Mrs. Green in many years. but it's
worth the trip 10 see this handsome CITY.
My business - Ia relation TO some land
litigation. growing out Of a purchase
! made many years ago from the Govern
ment lent Is a shame for a woman TO
be mixed M Uith law suits? But Il is
not my fault. Al tho money I've made
Was acquired honorably, in legitimate
transaction They tried 10 prove me
crazy in New York last year but didn't
succeed Probably I am bit eccentric,
but everybody has some popularity"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

During the continuance Of the Exposi-
ton the Richmond Railway and Electric
Company viii run buses from Broad and
Harrison and Main and Meadow streets
10 the Exposition Grounds.
one five-ccnt fare paid on the COM
panys lines AZ any point in Richmond or
Manchester viii cntitle the passenger TO
a transfer ticket 10 the bus line which
Will carry the holder of the ticket 20 the
front gate of the Exposition Grounds. or
10 the Marshall-strect line carrying pas
scnger to rear gate OF Exposition Grounds.
Parties desiring transfer tickets 10 EX-
position viii please notify conductor upon
entering the car
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

Enthusiasts Greatly In Favor ola Harvard
fIinrrtO1 Gnmr.

College mon interested in football were
discussing the proposed Harvard-lrihce-
ton game yesterday. Everybody seemed
anxious to see a game arranged. While
has boon forced into most ombarIass-
ing position The Pcnnsylvcli a men Who
came over here 10 sec their team play
the Cfoscontr seemed 20 think THAT the
present complications would result in the
formation of q dual lca1uc in an sports
between Harvard and the Philadelphia
university ncNt season. II was also stated
by several Quakefs that rcnusyiFani t
would try TO enter the cight-cared shcl
race with Harvard and Cornell II is also
boat race next June. an event that
would undoubtedly Doe OF minor linpji-
lance when compared 60 thc timo-nonole n
event with Harvard on the Thames.-New
York sun.
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three-year-old lilly by Pamllco. 2:lO' etc
There Will be offered the get OF ssch
noted sires as Red Wilkes, Wilkes boy
petOskey. Young Jim, Vasco, MaAihl
Aimout, Belmont. etc
some elegant road and saddle horses ana
choice hunters. Every animal goes 10
the highest bidder. no hmit or reserve
W. J. CARTER & CO..
p q Rox St1. pa east Main street
y B.-Remember the dates, OCTOBER
oath and 18th. Horses can be seen seH.
Franklin street.
sale viii 90 regardless OF weather, and
commences at IL \. NJ. each day. ocy-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

10. --Dally, ior Atlantis Al 4 yo.~''
beyond, WITH through fuiiintA y, 49,, .,
40. 4O3-"VcsflDuled LimitoJ IRAN,
Buffet Sleepers RlcamOAo 70 y 1870 ~.
leans and an points south and SoetrN, sS -,,
and at New Orleans with the solthern
Pacific ana Texas and Facinc t Ill ~, ,s
10 all Texas points. No extra ch0ieo ="
"NeStlbaled Trains"
ARRIVE. K,GHNOND.
Nc. 4O2-"Aflanta special esuot'0o
No 1S-Mal aad express. t.S T. d.
daily.
For tickets. Pullman reservations, &c;
apply 10 "a. - owen. ticket agent. Byrd
Street Station, Richmond transfer TOM
pany. sOl east Main street, ana company
Office. $50 east Main street
T.. ST. JOHN. Nice-Presidert.
r. J. ANDERSON. Gen'l Pass Agent
JOHN TT. WINDFR General Manager.
II. II. BOYKIN. CITY Passenger sgt.
S7f east Not efrao'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

COLUMBIA, s. c.. oct lo.-sonaior
Iehv SAYS OF the report Of the Suffrage
Committee to the Constitutional Con-
vontion ut is political monstrosity-
one OF the most dangerous schemes eyer
ooncoctod fin the brain of man. II IS
total Acknowledgement of The poor Hit
crate white as well as of the ncero."
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SCHEDULE IN Ell EcI DCr. q. 1885.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
200 A. d., SOUTHERN LNFHESS. daily
10 Atlanta, Augusta and points south.
SlcepcI5 Richmond 70 Dalkllle a.l9
Greensboro open 40 30 L. NJ. Con-
meets 80 DIublAs with the WASH
lNlIOh AND SOUIHW E5ILRN
sLstlBCLt LiII TED 40. ~, care
nJo8d, Buckingham, Memphis, New
Orleans. aud Tampa; also, Urst-class
Gay Goa hes between Washington
and Atlanta Passengers can use
these c0Hcles without extra charge
Az New Orleans and Memphis cole
nscuous are made fJf al pein1 in
Texas and CalllOrnit.
7.25 p. NJ, THE EXPOSITION ILfLf.
Tuesday and Thursday each week,
carrying through Pullman Slcepers %
b Atlanta. Close con lectlons Tor aA
1855 j. 81. TA5r MAIL. daily, for Attain
Ia. AUGUSTA apd points south. I9n-
necfs at Aoseiey with n y = x II.
Henderson. and Durham, aud ~
Greensboro for Durham. Raleigh and
NinstOn-aalem. sleepers DanyiAc 10
COO i. H.. LOCAL, daily oxcent sunday.
Tor heysville ana intcrneaiats
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s.,5 4. n From Atlanta and Augusta.
connecting closely with trains Tor West
SO A. M.-From Keysville.
Freight trains VIII also carry passen-
gers.
YORK lIklh LINE. slA ~ 4-ol AJ--' l.
LEAVE AlChAOND.
$40 f. NJ, LOCAL EAEkLso, aaliy eA-
ceyt sunday. stops AZ al -l"l.o"a' az
Lester Manor connects VITA atabe Tor
Nalkerton, vita baltimore steamer at
AS i. NJ. BALTIMORE LIMITED,
daily except sunday. close connection al
West Point with steamer for Balumore.
steamers ieavc Baltimore l.. ~. ana
West Point b II. ~, daily except sunday.
Trains from West Point arrive az Rich
nona az 800 a. II. daily and O4O a. III.
Tally except sunday ana Mondey, and
ZOO r. A, daily except sunday.
7.gJ 4. ST.. LOCAL MIXED, daily except
sunday. leaves I'd ~. FOR West Point and
,ricEet o:hce al station foot Of Virginia
etteef. oten from ; a. 81. 10 q =. n. aud
an - 81 70 200 a. NJ.
city Ticket oiiice. 9Oi MAR street
J. 81. CULP, ". A. TURK,
Tra1ic Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
W II GREEN, General superintendent
Il J. O'BRlEN. superintendent.
q HORTON. City Pass. Agent.
90 east Main street. Richmond Va.
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one-Haif Rate 20 Daliss. Tex, Via G. and
o. RAILWAY.

For the General Missionary Convention
al Dallas. Tex. October 18Th TO g5th. tho
Chesapcake and ohio Railway Company
will sell tickets 10 Dallas. Tex. and re-
turn. AT rate OF one fare for the round
rrip. tickets TO be on sale October IAN,
18th. and 18th, limited FOR return passage
10 October Goth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
r11r TIMES R1cHMoNp. VA. FRIDAY OCTOBER II. Is's


AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY Boswell < Hartman.
Peal Estate Auctlonecrs and Brokers'
) north Tenth street.
II osITIvE AUCTION SALE
CENTRALLY LOCATED, MEDIUM
SIZE DWELLING,
li3 EAST MARSHALL STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS.
At the request Of the owners, who are
leaving the city. we Will oner Tor sale
Isl public auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, ls95, $50.
at 4:3O +. NJ, the DEslitABLt., II--N-
TRALLY- GROOM DIV ELL
INC referred 10 above, with large lot
fro.iilng 2Gs feet on the south side OF
Marshall street and extending back be-
tween parallel lines IS feet inches.
TERMS: Liberal and announced az SAFE
For further Information apply 70
BOSWELL e. HARMAN,
Phone 80. 5 north Tenth street
oc6-td
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STEAMBOAT

-.~n.~---r-r-~-y-n-~~ -n-r-r~r-r.reoar-n.~.--
~ IKGINIA NAyIGAIION CO4IPAAl >
Y JAMES klN tK Line Tor the sea-
snore cheapest and most pleasant route
10 Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point. WV
mort News, ClaremOnt and Jame< higcr
landings. ConnectiOns-At Ola FONT an4
Nortoik for Hampton aha ShliAhriu,
Ia. Washington, -. c., Baltimore, fn.i-
sdeiphia and New YORK. James river Dy
GaylIght. Gneat tourist Inc. Jaine7-
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less man half charged BY rail. Fare 10
S1rtsmouth. Old POINT and Norfolk, SlsV
ana 81 Steamer PocahOntas leaves kich-
m mon every MONDAY. ~, Es,D.,NNE.S5DAI
SHARt1 for above named places.
,ieixets on sale on steamer and at Car
hsr's Agency. No. yOl Main street. State
rco,ns Engaged for day or night Music
by a grand orcheatrion.
't-S EIGHT. Freight received daily for
above,uamed places and Eastern North
~orolina: also for Eastern Shore OF Nir-
ointe and all regular landings on the
Zines river. at LOWEST RATES. ana
IRWIN WEISlGER, Superintendent.
INWARD T.. BARNEY, President.
General Ofices-Planters Bank Bnllc-
inc.
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After Sunday. October 18th. Sunday cN-
c,Irsion trains on The Richmond and
Petersburg railroad 10 Petersburg VIII
be discontinued
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ANNUAL SALE TRoTTNG sToch
By Richmond va,
ON THURSDAY 1@5
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H. Z / VI NurIols:NsSls1B.R.

11Szss2z4l1At4fI
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY L, 1919
LEAvE RICHMOND CDAlLl). ~ hD.
SIh-Il STATION.
FOLK VEsTBuLE LIMIT
Ed. Arrive Norfolk lbs
4. H. Stops only al Peter b.
burg WaVerly, and suffolk.
SecOnd-class tickets not Gc-
cepted Tor passage on this
s1 A. NJ. TaG CHICAGO EXPRESS
Wv Tor LynchDurg, Roauoto.
Bluoneid. Pocanontas, Ke-
nova, Columbus and Chfcago.
pullman Buuct sleeper Roa-
noke " Columbus without
cnenae Also, for Pulaski
BTis'Oi, Knoxville, ChattanoO'
"a, and intermediate points.
7s PM For eoTr sgiaGi stS Ntql55sik aEa M
Norfolk al 1913 l.. VI.
1870 P. NJ. For R sS Ok. F"dford, Pu-
az Roanoke with Washington
and Chattanooga Limited.
Pullman Slecpegs Roanoke 20
Memphis and New Orleans.
Dining Car attached. Also Tor
BlucA6ld and Poeanontas.
Also Tor Rocky Mount and
All stations on WnstOu-S salem
d{VisiOn Pullman Palace
Sieeper between Richmond and
IynchDarg. Berths ready tor
occupancy at 800 y M, Also,
pullman Sleeper Petersburg to
Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily az e.D 4. ~.
I East at a. II o5 A. NJ. and VEsrIEULED
LIMITED 100 +. n. ~ corpTNrv
-" DiS'i''' ". B. BfEyiRHL.
General Passonger Agent.
General Ofice-Roanoke. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

tYT ED-VIRGINIANS NlsllING
w the Atlanta Exposition can md
comfortable ROOMS. with or without
board. at very reasonable rates, with
Mrs. W. q. WALLER. at No. l21 Capital
avenue: one strcct-car line runs I'm front
Of the door and another is about nlock
away. se---u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
CITY LOTS.

by virtue Of the decree and pursuant
10 the orders oil the superior Court %
CASTOR county at the september leiin'
1895. of said court, the UNDERSIGNED r..
celvers and commissioners appointed ~
said court, Will Oh the
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e. ri. PAGE.

VNvANTED-AT ONCE. ACTIVE MAN,
w VINO can take charge Of ana run am
eefnilfrhod country store. must have
yl.2,u to 81 200 dollars cash; VIII give
first-class real estate as security ana
allow party TO handle his own money,
10 risk: hrst-class pay; big chance Nd
dress STORE" care Times. ocil-%t