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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-05-22
SENSATIONS IN ILLNESS.
Curious How u Man Feels When He Knows
He Needs Doctor.

at is curious" said man the other
day, reports the Washington Post,
''the various sensations Il man ex-
periences when he goes to see doctor
or dentist. There is long, prelimi-
nary siege of mental agony, alternately
exaggcruting and beliltling your all
ment, until finally in moment of des-
peration you decide to 60 and see what
is the matter anyway. Perhaps you
have cold, which has settled on the
lungs and developed troublesome
cough that keeps you awake nights.
The cough itself is not so bad as the
terrible possibilities it suggests. Visions
of swift demise from pneumonia or
slow wasting away with consumption
rise up before your eyes, and every
wheeze and cough confirms these terri
BILE premonitions. If you could, you
would go then in hurry, but in the
morning you feel better.
"The cough is still there, but the
terrors of the imagination have fled be-
fore the daylight, you put it off anoth-
er day. But finally you decide TO go,
and, with firmncss born Of despair,
march up to the medicine mans door
to learn your fate. In the case of tooth
ache everyone knows how tooth will
hop and jump and smart all day until
you get to the dentists, and then calm
down so quiet and painless that you
can't tell which one was aching. 1t is
the same way with a cough or other
ailment. AS you go up to the door,
you secretly hope that the doctor is
not at home. You pull the doorbell
gently, and half wish that you had
not come. Then the funniest part of
all is how mad you will get when
you find the doctor is not at home, and
feel as If you had been cheated cut of
your dearest hopes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-05-22
CHAPTER XIX.

1t was on her tongue TO tell me, but
evidently she was not sure of the wishes
of the man outside the door. She must
first obtain his permission.
Her manner had changed. One not
knowing the truth would have still sup
posed we were friends chatting togeth-
er. She looked at me with bright ex.
preston and said:
IF you will excuse me for minute?"
Partly rising from her chair, she
awaited my permission.
Most certainly. Consult with your
husband as much as you choose" "
1t was a critical moment The door
must be opened to allow her to pass out,
and what would follow?
Perhaps both noticed my extra alert
ness, for she walked into the hall, and
the door was again closed without any
demonstration.
observed a delicate vapor issuing
from the door Of the stove. It was Of
snowy whiteness and must have been
the cause of that sickening odor, which
almost overcame me-
"She threw some substance in there
few minutes ago when she pretended
to fix the fire. She has kept the win
dows fastened so as to give me the full
benefit of it, She is more accustomed to
it than |, but even she cannot stand it
any longer Her reason for leaving the
room is not to speak to him, but to OBJ
tain relief from this villainous stuff
Great Caesar, cant stand it eitherl"
rose and began moving toward the
nearest window on tiptoe that they
might not know what was doing, The
floor creaked under my feet, but | could
not take another inhalation Of the vile
atmosphere | must have fresh air if |
had to plunge head first through one of
the windows, carrying the sash with
me-
But had no purpose of doing that
I was dizzy and uncertain in my gait
but reached the window, and laying
my revolver on the table on my right
grasped the sash with both hands to
raise it.
Everything became dark, and an odd
humming was in my ears. l knew |
was fainting, and could | have raised
the window would have been revived.
| reached out vaguely and uncertainty,
but feeling myself going grasped any
thing upon which l could lay hands. 1t
proved to be the end of the table There
was crash Of splintering glass as that
and myself went down on the floor
with a violence that must have shaken
every window in the building. l re.
member so much, and then my senses
left me.
From this point, for considerable
time, my dependence is naturally upon
others for information, but the source
was beyond attack.
The crash and fall caused Darius
Howard, who had made quick return
from his railway journey, to open the
door and peep cautiously in. The racket
also brought Mrs. Bridges hurrying up
stairs, and she followed the couple into
the room.
"Bring some water Open the window
or he will die!''
1t was Mrs Bridges who spoke these
excited words and set about obeying
them herself when Darius Howard
caught her arm:
"You must do nothing of the kind,
good madam"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-05-22

b6 The uses to which paper is put
are constantly increasing. Cornices,
panels and friezes, medals, boats, car
pets, mattresses, and even coffins and
telegraph poles, are among the articles
now manufactured out of paper and
inventors, it is said, are hoping to find
preparation of compressed paper
that will serve as coating for the
armor of war vessels, and not only
protect from corrosion but even add
to its power of resistance.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-05-22


WINTHROP FACULTY.-Including the
professors already reported, following
is the faculty of the Winthrop Normal
and Industrial college, as elected at
the meetings of the board of trustees
in Columbia last Wednesday and
Thursday.
President-D. B. Johnson, Columbia.
Professor of pedagogics, ethics and
psychology p. Moses, Raleigh, N.
c.
Professor of English and history
James P. Kinard, Newberry.
Professor of mathematics and ply
sics-W. E. Breazeale, Anderson.
Matron-Mrs. F. T. Simpson, Ropcrs.
Housekeeper-Mrs. Ada O'Brien,
Allendale.
Cooking department-Miss Sarah NJ.
Wilson, Yonkers, n. Y.
Dressmaking department-Miss Lu-
cy Dalett, Philadelphia.
Assistant in mathematics-Miss Mary
J. Pope, Greenville.
Instrumental music-Miss Allie NJ.
Yost, Staunton, Va.
Vocal music Miss NJ. NJ. Souther,
Massachusetts.
Stenography and typewriting-Miss
E. r. Hughes, Charleston.
Chemistry and biology-Aliss NJ. W.
Woodrow, Columbia.
Art-Miss Ella Ned. Afford, Marion.
Assistant in English-Miss Lee Wick
er, Abbeville.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-05-22
ROCK HILL HAPPENINGS.

The Camden Excursion-The Epworth Or
pEanage-Lccture of Toll Takada-A
Convict Escapes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-05-22

DIPsENsARY FINANCES. The quar-
terly report of the State dispensary,
for the quarter ending January 81,
was made public last Friday. The
public printer makes use of the follow
ing statement from the report.
February l.-Cash received from dspen-
sers, S243, ,0A.96; cash received from others,
S7,079.l3; cash on hand November l, Sl2,
OS5.52; total, $22622 ,2249.Gl.
Amount paid on merchandise, in
surance and license, Sl5l ,2702; expense
account, SG5,430.29; cash in hands State
treasurer, S45, ,545.G0; cash in safe, $3.50;
total, S262, ,2406l.
ASSETS.
February 1.-Stock as per inventory,
S62, ,246. .43 ; amount due by dispensers, Sl24,-
25l .55; cash in State treasury, S45, $3.50;
cash in safe, $3.50; amount due on accounts,
1856. II total S235, ,5Sl.53.
LIABILITIES.
February l.-State appropriation, $50,-
600; amount due on merchandise, S4,-
2S6.W; balance Sl5l ,295.5l; total, $685.
5Sl.53.
February 1.-Total profits, Sl5l, ,295.51.
The contraband account shows some
interesting figures. The balance on hand
November |, 1894. amounted to 5,303.5 80;
estimated value freceipts during quarter,
S,2l7.3l. The amount of sales during
the quarter amounted to S9,Si9.5S, leaving
balance on hand, included in inventory,
of g., ,67l.23.
AS everybody isaware most ofthc goods
are purchased from the Mill Creek Dis
tilling company, the amount bought from
them during the quarter being Sl2,90l.2l,
purchases from various other firms
amounting to from s. to $1,000
The expense account is stated as fol-
lows: Constabulary, Sl5,626.03 freight,
Sl4,564.5 80 labor, $6,37S.99; bottles, S24 i3l.-
so; hauling, S7yO.O9; sealing wax, 81 ,5lS;
books, labels and printing, S536.44 wire
and seals, S246; gas, $4l.76; constable
badges, Sll stamps, s4.30; corks, S294.40;
electric lights, so; telegraphing, S44.47;
lumber $40; insurance, 5000; wrappers,
SG5.90; sundries, $3.50; rubber stamps,
Sl.50 coal, S14.3l !; commissioner, $3.50;
bookkeeper, 500; total, S65, 1929.
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TO BE CONTINUED NEXT FRIDAY.
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dead in his bed last Wednesday morn
ing at his home near Edgmoor.
Bluebirds have still failed to put in
an appearance, but there is IN unusual
amount of redbirds. Possibly they
have evoluted. N.
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20.


ton ticket shall be run in the primary
and nominated, thus breaking the
compact, all voters who have partici-
pateA in the primary, shall be released
from their obligations and be free to
appeal to the general election.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07
MUNYON'S
REMEDIES CURE.
Munyon's Improved homeopathic
Remedies AFRO Fnr in Advance of
tho Regular school of u ON opn-
ihY-iheY combine All That IL
Kest in All Systrrns.

With Munyon's Remelic, everyone can
become his own doctor. No exporim onting.
no guess work. no purging, no nauseous
doses. The cure is {, rtain quick and Dor
manent 3luAyous system is to buill up.
not tear down. to strengthen not to weaken.
II You are sick cast aside all other m .diciues
bury prejudice; step into the nearest drug
store and ask Tor Il nunyon s.Gu de 10
health" 1t will ost you moth ug, AMI will
tell you how TO cure yourself and save doc
tors bills. twenty-five cent vial OF one Of
Munyon's Rsmedie nay g all hat you need
| to cure yourself, after evoryth nG els has
fail al. In any event. your cure will cost
Nol but trite. ii you are in doubt as to
the nature ,f yonr disease write to tie
MGnyon Co, 1885 Arch street. ! hilad.iphia
| d"cribing your symptoms fully. trained
| specia i.t Will d q nose vour ,ase aud give
You the be .cHt of his advi q positively with
| ont charge. Not n penny to pay, whe s.ier
you purchase mcGi ,inss or not. Remedies
mt by all. il desited. on 70 eipt OF the
prico. All drUGg sits sell T. en-. Thousand;
IL test nenia.s from graceful patients in all
parts o. tie country attest tho wonderful
efficacy of Munyon Remedies III the cure
| ef every durable disease,
Munyon's Liver euro corrects headache.
Dlliousness, iRundice. constipation anu al
liver diseases. Prize CSC.
Munyon's Blood Cure era licates all i'm.
purities OF tho blood. prico 25c
Munyon's Cathart &c insuros Il free and
| natural movement Of the bowels without
the least pam or discomfort
Mmnv"ns PHO Ointment positively cures
| al I rms OF piles.
| Munyon's Asthma Eerbs are guaranteed
| to relieve asthma in two mnutcs
munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
an4 breaks up Oh in Jew hours.
| / %. 25c
Munyon's Cough Ca,e topu coughs. nj hi.
s"eats. allsyssoreness aud speedily heals the
| lungs. Price 25c.
Munyon Headache Cure stops headache
| III rom three TO seven minutes P.icp 25c
Munyon's rheumatism euro never fails
| 10 relieve III one to three hours aud cures in
lew days. lr,ce, 10.
MUM on's fy.pepst, Cure is guaranteed
! 10 cure ali forms OF indigestion and stomach
| troubles. Free. he
| MUNYON'S Catarrh Cure soothes an heals
| tho hltie parts. and restore, them to
lea tn No failure; cure guaranteed
| Pri @. 2jc.
MUNYON'S Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains IN the back, loins or groius and all
| forms OF kidney disease
nhNon >erve Cure restores ovcworkel
| and overs rained IL ives to II healthy con-
ditiou. pri o, 25c
Mnnyons \itaIiIcr imusrts new life. re-
stores lost pnMors 10 weak and uebiiitatol
men. Price, G.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
A TLANTrc AND pAHvlLLERArlwAY-

s'hEDuIEIN Effect MARCH l-ru. 1896.
" iS"Tc Shirle ', 'onIte's What, daily, y2u IN
West Norfolk .i5 b, Ia iur Buffalo Ii IA >urimns
i"nFIie ava III i"icin eiIaic stations arri,In. Al
b""'l9 LIN Hlr'ng, at $50 = IA: la willie 80
j. ~ Lave .>"iI"lL ~ = ~, West Nor ok 5.i5
J. NJ. Leave IA NicnC' viiv "a Y ttNecpi >uud,y,
al f" = ~ iIrtN'n" ~ i'Huv ,.pt e.. g N
connection made Al Danvillc and Jelrrss juno
ton all points in tie Southern Railway sy,Irn,
" 'ehhlst"u Junction Tor purlnin outh RoSt on
ana nj, points ON the Durham Division OF The n
A. irtnS make connection for Iunalo Ii,hio
S'r'""> .cepitnr SuuIays ''
Pullman Slccrcrs le;wccn panvile Ash.riir,
Atlanta Augusta Memphis and New Orleans ''e'
Tickets on sale aud baggage choy i,ci nj W.Ika's
Agency. :, tomnRny's Agency NJ wharf, Norfolk,
W. '. ii. Williams AgcuCv, PortSmOuth
w II. TAYLOR
CUAs n ,1.,xr General Passenger Agent
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DAILY B-Breaklast D-piuner. g-Sunpcr
~" j! connect ~ Weldon with 4 e Line Full
h'"n S'S'peiN Portsmouth 10 10 Atlanta. ga.
' Monday. Wednesdays. and Fridays con.
httls At ratkiin with steamers olive Tor Eden
ION uhi laud ne on the river CON- Gets At
h"cith WIN southern Hallway for Asheviilo. y.
L. Il. ' ''' " '' V
M iui aud A. NesiibuIe Limited Train. No
extra fare Weldon to Atlanta Pullman Sesncr
portsmouth TO 'tl Ia. ga. onnets nirecIiy at
Atlanta. with " and \ Il. |: Tor Chattxnnoosa
Nashville, ana u points West Connects with A
aud W. p 4. l.: mr Mobile MoniComcry, New
ORLEANS and all points Southwest
Ai.lINE.
tNO 40. Atlanta uCCial s.S0a
No. Is. Mail aud Exprcs, 5:Ilpm.
OF tcke'> ana faagag" checked 10 NIL points
SoUii ami southwest sleeping ca reservation a nd
uetu informal on, cal Oh OF addresS W. v H.
Williams. II, High size I. Polt. month t.
I. }. ANDERSON. wv BROWN, Ir.,
. Ger. !ass. Agent. iass. and Ticket Agt
4. 81. JOHN JOHN III. WlNDE2
f.Ie-cHeaidtnt- General Manager.
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.

SIN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY ). 1895
LEAVE NORFOLK.
"a IN. daiy, except Suuday-(Porsmouth
High street, 7:}0 n. MI Arrive at Phiia
deiphia 5;j2 y. IN; New York at s;Ss
LEAVE NORFOLK.
6:le r. m. daily. Portsmouth, High street 617)
AfiNeHt Philadelphia $40 a m. y Net
ARRIyE Al NORFOLK.
$50 a. II. daily, PORTSMOUTH, High street, Q: l0)
leaving New York y. M; Philadelphia
,ARElVE AT NORFOLK.
e;e' =. M daily. except straightforward
High street, sis p. my, leaving New
iorS al i. n; Philadelphia IO:i a M
,, olo,e connection made with al! rail and ound
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains between
Jerscy CITY philadelphia and Cape Charles. Pull-
Philadelphia and Cape Charles.
~ Through Tickets sold and baggage checked
~ Wakes Agency, under Atlantic Hotel; ana on
thesteamen. II. u. CoOkE,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07

>, no, ~ pa'ly connects with a. G. l. train % for
ncction At liobgood iot Washington. ~ K ion'
ION, y & plymouth. n. C. aud ali Eastern Gsro-
ma POINTS ri o 1t RGcty Mount with A r. ~
tram 10 ioi all points South a. - l."
naln' arrive Ct NoriulE Cos p. In. daily. Also
al r aV,.o". IA "aiiy, except sunday.
I'sg"s checked at companys Norfolk wharf
80 Main street. -'seh'
For tickets 10 al points South sleeping car
reservation and general iniCrmatiOnn call ON 81.
address J. y. NEuGEBAUER
passenger aud Ticket Agent
JAMES /. MAIPfN
General Forwarding Agent
r,, I, VI. EMERSON,
G. NJ. SEi.tEL!-, Aben'
General anager. Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07
a Scene In Kentucky Life.

DR.. W. Il. Chandler of this place had
an unpleasant experience on bicycle
secently. While returning from "a ride
to Masonvillc recently and descending
O steep grade ut fun speed lie ran into q
drove of hogs, The bicycle bounded high
az tho air, and tho doctor fell heavily
70 the ground. sustaining painful inju-
sles. --1.ouiGyille Courier Journal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07

OK HipRMM9SP' rEv ypHSS N KS OLD ~ NJ
river landings direct by daylight-yirginia Nayi-
CATION Company's Ele CANT Steamer POUAllOsI;sS
leaves Cyde's Wharf, Eorfolk, every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY Mt q. M, Touching
at Portsmouth, Old Point, Newport News goIas
M, Connecting til all evening trans. FARE Ia
Itichnond sl;sI; fare TO Rehinond and resurE
$3.50 rare TO Riehurnd second,cass, 81. Tiekeiss
mond, Petersburg waverly, Hiaksford and statIooa
On Atlantic and Danyille railroad and all point
via Richmond. Tickets nr sale ut ticket sReuoies,
OF Wake & Son, II Brandt and ION board steamer 4
,Hs-Freght received daily, Sdadsy excepted. d.
nlIaboyc named rosn's. II, 49,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07

All over the country the people de-
m"nd that the presidential campaign
shall be as short as possible so that it
may do as little as can be done in the
way of demoralizing business Come
right down to facts, large majority of
the business men look upon the national
s. oc.cn us n nuisance and detriment.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07
h. OLDD0AINION STEAMSHIP
U FOR NEW YORK.

pASsENGER SHIPS AI:l APPOINTED TO SAN.
l from Norfolk on AloN Ny, TUESDAY WE'D.
~. From New York ou MUNnAYs, TuE.pAIS
WEDNE>DAfS, THURSDAYS at 3 p M. SATUR.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
rare, including meals and slnteroom berth 5 8 %
rare round mp limited "thir'y days 90. II %
nj COMPANY office. ~ Main street. OF n; Gene al
For iutiiMOND Ship. ictve Norfolk every
IHuKSpAi ~ and leave Nesroit News every
SUNDAY and TuErnAl evening ARRIVING a,
Richmond the nest morning
TruE >''stn', OF STEAMERS
] Norlh2nmron, I4ray. Accomack. Enols and
IL Of Wish., ,allmg daily e1cst sunday.
Eos. 0i.n ioI>.-At 6, GO and iiij !.
an i.Uj % a.. ia, Lin. Wharf. Norfolk Al ~
ron 81 m,.a"N"At I1l5 4. M. anda,5
y. NJ: Say Liza" l.lR. II. aud p M Portsmouth
"n >,.wr0itt NEWS NDSmIrII
Ei.D ~ 9", T. IA: Portsmouth, ::ij p. M
fon ,I>, AID WAGE RIVERS
INlr, except suuiay, !cavin. Comrauys wharf
q $50 =. M r"'tNinoulh. Gas Il. in hay Line
ok "atk .ND rnNIosi> XIV
iss Touching a. Old Pon'. ieSimg 'ompauys
- m, Bay nt Wharf Norfolk. At o. N,
returning "eAi day:
,isy aud : .iurAay. non Vompany's Wm'u.' ga
"r On, nh>>, MAN HryInis 'as n,
SVItlOIk-ht3 .. M: Portsmouth 3.lU D. IA
connecting At suffolk with :. sni e. Il. Il
severn AND %aus'n,ond rivers must lie nrcpaii "
N.,It Iss ttNoE.tN p5tt>iON-
meriy n \ Is " D. i~CIieai w ,"n h." lea. :
'r.u davs at 81. near inv freight Tor Washing
ton ami points on The Tar l'uuso nid PsmlicO
:, freight Tor ::Seuhern, \. c.,r,eeiyel a. \ anl
Freghi r,ey.,ei daily except SUNDAY. !gnii,5p
M VI a. JEOWEiI-
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'DIiIy. except sunday. Other Time Daily
- No OF h"h cN,rtc. Daily from Puitsmo l. TO
h'hn on Except sun say Eirhna u To tnnr,-
49, human ala'c "a Old TO ~ to ii -hnond
hhi iHi'ut nr iii' hii' n 10 luncc, "a
No. Tor Gin 'lnnaii Daily Pullman Slaeprrs
u 'h"'onh I, Cincinnati aud Go, ,iuns,iilc 10
Car wc.. OF GrrGOn,yillr A
80 !-for ne nna'i Daily. Pullman Sleeper,
GA Point 10 Hutton and ,iurionsville 10 Ciucn-
hAii ami loniNyillt Meals served on Dininy Cars
west OF Cor ionsylc
Steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk daily 1905
noon aud 7:Un r. IA
For further information apply to
II. / ROOKIE Pas ugcr A gent
[. a q. Ticket onI,c, Granby street
lnIrr Atl1uiic Hotel.
jtllN - POtTS
Division ln,t cu.cr Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07
NORFOLK { SOUTHERN R. R, co,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 1872,
MAIL AND EAfnESS LEAVES NUNFJIK
daily tcNtem Sunday e:i5 a NJ for EIil.b.th
nity, Ed,nt"n. Mackeys Ferry. Roper panteyn
behhNen, &C. CONNECTS at Edentnr with n a. s
u. X steamer ~ follows Daily te,ccpt SUNDAY
10. rIyin"nth and Windsor rUr SpAS. THURS,
DAY and SATURDAY fpr al. landings on. Cnoran
river, On MONDAY and FRIDAY foT ) uppcInon,.
river, and WEDNESDAYS Tor Salmon Cr,,l Cnn
meets AZ Rcilhavcu with steamer viIgini, bare for
maze vile. South Creek Aurora Wgshiurtn,
ma mic mediate banding. Connects at Elilnh,t :,
NY uaily except sunday with steamer New.
hcr'c Tor Naes Head
ENENlNG EMPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 4i0
T. III. uaily EXCEPT sunday for Elizabeth CITY.
Iuan'oh anu uay-'tatiuns Connects al Elizoh,Ii,
my nth The Sica'nc, Ncusr Tuesday Tbur.dsv
Anu sa,nrday inr Ncwhern Roanoee Inland an /
M"tehrah Wy kinSton and ia dShorro VIA A &
\. { u. u. and for lackSonvilie WIlmiuoton y
land all stations on the w. y. 4 y t. X
RIVE Ar NORFOLK
NAIL AND ENPl.I.>S daily t.,ycpt SUNDAY, ,t
= - ~ ~. ANA lNnre,s daily tcSccpt sunday nj ii
m; connect with all rail and steam line, ~ %or
folk for the North. las, and Nest Passenger an
tior fool OF East Man street NorI, L aud Va,
crn depot Freight station on Water street
Il AST EEN CAROLINA DISPATCH FAST
IL fisEl',lIT LINZ AND OLD JOHNSTON Ii N T.
between ali points North aud Eaa; via Norfolk ani
Norfolk and Southern Railroad TO Eo,t.rn Sorii
Carolina. " WI ="
trclgh, received daily nuii i u m md o,r
warded promptly at low ratea.
For further information apply to the General
Office OF the y. < 5. L. Il. Co, Norfolk, Va;
II. h. KING, -'ss"~
General Manager
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HLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS FOB
~ PHlLADEi.PlilA-Oniy direct .. Eli !
Until further orders, steamers arc appelnie to
sail from Norfolk every Monday, lu,s SHAY. Wedrss.
phia every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday..
:, Through bills OF ading to all points south and
Southwest via s 4 r., Atlantic Coast Line and
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
JAMES W. Mc;ARRICK,
General aouthern Agent. Norfolk. Va.
w. p. CLYDE & co,
Agents. Philadelphia.
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Norfolk and Washington, DC.
STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
by Da<1ig11t.
DELIGHTFUL TRIP UP THE CHEsA-
PEAKE BAY AND HISTORIC
POTOMAC RIVER.

Commencing JULY 9Th, and continuing durinr
aTrW SeT months; the new .palatia steamer
tips TO Washington, D. G.. leaving ForlsmousG
Coy Line wizard every. Tuesday, Thursday
saturday at 1870 a IN, Norfolk AT ::l5 A. M. Jo,t.
Al Ga NJ "
=. Returning leave Washington on Monday.
at Fortress Monroe, 800 and Norfolk. $50 D 10.
J. ne steamer leaving Washington on Sunday
,nornings, arriving ~ Norfolk at ESQ M Will
Fare TOR me round "trip So. so, good for return
passage by night steamer sans day, or following
morn ms steamer only. The regular nj ght scheduio
will continue formerly, 49,
tickets ON sale 4. < o. Ticket Office n, & O., w.
/, wakes and tompany's Office wharf Tale-
phone Al d. J. CALLAHAN
jy2-tf Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-07
M : : AorfolkaWestern R.R.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAYi2. 1885,.
LEAVE NuEr DIX rAIIY
7:4O n.tn.-l thtc".O e.Nprc,.-For
FctrrsbuIs. &c Il M on Il
nnn Washington. "is" Tor
tsnui"rd. MIuori",.i. 20,
cuh"ntns. kruoyn, 60.
lunbns aud ,'hrcnuO
Slcrpcr tnnn"L, TO . a..
tunubus WitlLuuI Ctiun.r.
Mao tor fnIn-Ni. E,ts,pi.
kunsNtlir. thnIIunuo.,
,,o ma intermediate I'oints.
1000 p m. For Pcc-shurg Eadiord, ulI.sEi,
Bris'ui also lor bluenrld, and r0.
t"h"n, = aIsp for Rocky Morrt
ah all N'a ions on Wus;on-SYicm
Division. Ha> Pullman slrr,rr
NoTiult TO ROauoke. Connects ut
Resu"kc ~ 3 a In with Wash
inei"u and Chaitsnoora limited
Tor al points South aud West. Iul-
ihHt see icfA Roanoke 10 Menphi.
hhu NJ" orleans. Din ms car at
II ElV Norfolk daily, $50 IN, il:2ja IN
20 nm.
NORFOLK AND RtCIIMOSD.
VlsTInvIE IiMIrEnA
Lave NOriplE I.Jj M arrle
Richmond 800 IA, connecting ,uf
Washington, E4ltimorc, Phiinir
Ihia and New lorl iloiurninr
leave Richmond 500 ~ alritS
N0rirlk 1885 Ia. Stops only a,
suffolk, W.tcr.y aud r.trrsnI,rs
Sctond-cluss tickets no, acrcn,ci
ioI pa,shg" Oh these trains r
Other daily trains leave Norfolk
'1i ~ arrive at Richmond Hos
~. Eeiu, ning. leave Richmond
- IN arrive al Norfolk 5
for further Information MS 10 tickets rates, hng.
SIeS, enecsS, etc, call on or address L. W. COuEf.
HEl District Passenger Agent; II. BOSLEY
C. r. Finch. Agent, depot N"rt,ik and Western
General Passenger Agent
GENERA! Uiicc. Ioauoke Va