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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-24
Crockery, Glassware and
Lamps.

In this department you will End a
beautiful display of fine China. Brio
a-Brac. Artware, Dinnerware and
Silver-plated ware. Just the thing
for Christmas gifts.
Banquet Lamps at S1.75, si.95 and
81 20.
Vases Mt Sc, 1Sc and 45c.
Rose Bowls, medium size. 10c;
large size. l5c.
A large assortment OF fine China
Cake Trays, hand painted decora-
tions, at 25c.
Fine English under glaze flreproof
Tea Pots. each pc.
100 dozen nicely engraved Tum-
blers. per dozen, 45c; 100 dozen
blown and engraved Tumblers,
each Sc.
We show the largest assortment of
Wine Glasses of any house in the
west Mt Be each and up.
Real cut glass Salts and Peppers at
19c each. DO not miss this.
Shell Cups. gold lined. asserted
shapes and decorations. in beautiful!
tints. nj l5c each.
Mustache Cups and Saucers, extra
size, assorted decorations and shapes,
nj f9c.
A. ID. Coffee Cups and Saucers.
shapes very new, at Zoe.
Onyx Table, gold lacquere, open
work in frame, 1896.
Onyx Table. finest finish Onyx top
and base. real gold plate, worth sl2,
for this sale IS. %.
Fine imported glass Water Sets.
assorted decorations and colors, all
go at $3.50 per set.
Gap Salts and Peppers in rich
gold finish. They sell everywhere nj
25c. Our price for this sale 10c each.
Blue Delaware goods are now all
the rage. We have them in the
shape Of Lamps. PLAQUES. Pin Trays,
Sugar and Cream sets. etc.
100 Cuspidors, in assorted colors,
ut Toe each.
100 Carlsbad China Cuspidors. gold
trimmed, beautiful decorations, I9c.
Dinner sets Of 100 pieces. finely
decorated aud gold finished at S25.35.
others at sI6.5D and So 80.
Triple plate Fruit Knives, 75c per
set.
Nut Crack and Picks. triple plate.
75c per set.
Rogers triple plate Knives and
Forks. 1915 per set.
Rogers triple plate Spoons, Csc
per set.
Young C
J72s Second Avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-24
Handkerchiefs.

Final rally on handkerchiefs for
the wind up. A half, third. a quar-
ter value.
That tremendous purchase which
we announced last week has taken
the town by storm. Low bought,
low sold was never more true than
here. but now comes a lowering of
the already lowest of prices. and all
are invited. as there would seem to
be plenty for everyone, but we can
not promise late corners.
Kid Gloves.
Have you ever heard any of your
lady friends say they had too many
kid glovesg
Here is pointer: From now until
Christmas eve. we shall give with
every pair of Kid Gloves sold, a hand
some Glove Buttoner.
We, no doubt. have the finest selec-
ton of Kid Gloves in this part of
Illinois.
Anywhere from one to half dozen
pairs make most acceptable holiday
present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-24
BRIDGE rs BARRED,
Foot Passengers Cannot Longer
Cross It.
WORK OF D1sMANrL1NG BEGUN.

Street Car Tramc Over thls Line sos-
pended and Men L.id OE-Operatioas
to be Pushed With all Possible Speed
In the Meantime.
The skilled labor of the Phoenix
Bridge company will for a period Of
three weeks at least not be disturbed
in the work of reconstructiug the
Rock Island bridge, by the passer BY.
The bridge is barred to all corners.
None can cross except by train, the
Rock Island road. of course, occupy
ing its tracks right on the upper
deck and will continue to uninter-
ruptedly. AS stated last night it
was found yesterday that operations
toward dismantlement of the lower
portion preparatory to replacing the
old parts with new steel had ad-
vanced so far as to involve danger to
all pedestrians, and hence Col. Buff
tington's order closing the bridge to
all pedestrians at once. This went
into effect this morning and conse-
quently the street cars on the bridge
line which have been running to
either side of the draw span over
which passengers were transferred by
ascending to the upper deck and
crossing the protected causeway and
descending again to the cars. were
withdrawn temporarily. Assistant
to President Lardner stated last
evening that as far as the company
was concerned it had no particular
regrets. as business under the cir
cumstances had been frought with
so many disadvantages that there
was no profit in this particular
branch of the system, but that the
company was anxious to keep cars
running in order to accommodate the
public and keep the men employed.
about dozen of the latter of whom
would now necessarily be temporar-
lily laid off.
Work of Replacing the Structure.
The work of dismantling is now
about ready to proceed. The i'm
mense traveller with which the mate
rial of the old bridge is to be lifted
out of its place in the present struc-
ture, and replaced with the new
bridge that is to be erected in its
stead. has been erected. The three
huge bents that mainly compose it had
been framed and were resting on the
bridge structure, waiting only to be
hoisted to vertical position, and
framed together. This has been
done. and the traveller is ready for
business. 1t is over 100 feet from
the water. and strong enough to lift
any part of the bridge that may be
brought to it. And while traffic is
suspended the operations will be
pushed as expeditiouslv as possible
1t is understood that while the au-
nouncement is that the bridge is to
be closed indefinitely, it will be in
shape for use again in about three
weeks. There may be further neces-
sity for closing it after that, but af-
ter two or three weeks it is probab BILE
that it can be used for a short time
at least.
Travel Meanwhile.
Meanwhile the Rock Island will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-24
Toy Department.

In the Big Store Toy Department
we show the most complete assort-
ment of Toys ever seen in Rock ISL
and or vicinity, ut the most reason
able prices. No good goods so cheap,
No cheap goods so good. Dolls, toys
and fancy goods. Every want sup
piled from our great stock. These
prices are good as long as the stock
lasts. Buy now. as time flies, and
you have only few days to secure
the Matchless Bargains.
Books. Perfumes, Games, Sleds,
Toy Dishes, Iron Wagons. Toy Carts,
Steam Engines, Little Carpet Sweep
ers, Doll Carriages. Skates. Toy Can
non, Uncle Sans Navy, Iron Pass
enger Train, Double Blackboard
School Dps'.S
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-24
Books! Books!

1920, 1922, 1924, 1926 and 1928
Second avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

PARIS. Aug. s.-M Christopher Thiv-
rier. Socialist member of the Chamber
of Deputies. died at his home in Mont
Lucon to-day from an intestinal cancer.
lie was nfty-fOur years Of age.
NJ. Thi, rier will be long remembered as
the Deputy with the Blouse on first
taking his seat in the Chamber his APP
pcarance ia that garment was the sub
iect of much excitement. Deputies 10
br0adcloth Directing 10 his company. NJ.
Thivricr al once found himself famous.
and indeed. tor the time he was the
sensation of Paris. 10 was quite true, in
this case. however. as i'm others, that the
clothes do not make the man, and when
the novelty wore off H. Thivrier and his
blouse were forgotten.
one incident in his career may be re-
called. During a debate i'm the Chamber
At the time of the Anarchist outrascs
n ThiVrier shouted out "Nive ia Com
mune" Immediately there were cries Of
"EXpol him. and a motion for his eX-
pulslon was passed. As he refused 10
withdraw he was removed by the mill
tary force attached 10 the Chamber
New York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

NEWPORT. Aug 8-The torpedo boat
Cushing. Lieutenant Smith, and tho
S-ilcto. Lieutenant Capohart were OK
crcised ycsteaay afternoon for the cb-
sergation of Secretary Herbert Who was
ACCOMPANIED by Commodore Sampson
and other guests The two boats show
ed their speed in short runs ana various
evolutlons in The upper bay, I'm 7 Hd ns
Few shots with Rowland and Whitehead
torped0es. tho runs being ip each IN
stance true and ma L. al so1i eps ID. In
one of the trials the rowboat stationed
at the end OF the run to pck up the
tOrped0es got too near the -dnee ana
was struck by the proicctile as 4 rose
10 the surface. The torpedo struck the
IS stern and ripped on par. OF the
keel The men on board were knocked
down. bot not seriously injured. This
boat has now the distinction OF being
tho FIRST in the world 90 be struck by
an American automobile torpedo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
MUNYON'S

MUNYON'S Rheumatism Cure never
fails to relieve in three hours and cure
In three days.
MUNYON'S Dyspepsia Cure Is guar
anteed TO correct constipation and cure
all forms of indigestion and stomach
trouble.
MUNYON'S Catarrh Cure soothes and
heals the afflicted parts and restores them
TO health. No failure cure guaranteed
MUNYON'S Kidney Cure speedily cure:
pains in the back, loins or groins and al
forms Of kidney disease
MUNYON'S Nerve Cure cures nervous
ness and builds up the system.
MUNYON'S Vitalizer imparts new life
restores lost powers TO weak and debilita'
ted men. Price sl.O0.
No matter what the disease is or now
many doctors have failed to cure you. ask
your druggist for n 25-cent vial Of one oil
Munyon's Cures, and if you are not bens'
hted your money will be refunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
A Monster Sea Turtle.

4 Chincotcague (Na) special Gays:
While fishing for trout yesterday morn
ing. Mir Arden Dascy. OF this island
nsne1 up an enormous sea turtle. Nheu
rrnught 10 the surface. the turtle made a
dive for the bottom, but second hook
thrown into one OF his paddles held him
up until he was towcd ashore. IL took
several men TO haul him up on hish
ior1 In me shade It's measurement
over shell was three feet eight inches by
three feet Elk inches. If measured from
h sad TO tain, his length would be about
five and threc-quarier feet. Ills weight
was about four hundred pounds Mr..
paiscv thinks OF launch ng him again, II
ne can secure him. with view to fnding
a purchaser The turtle * one OF the
largest ever caught In these waters. Inc
rcsllents here claim that the sea turtle
contains seven different kinds OF meat.
am OF which are palatable, several OF
which ar as toOthsOme as tenderlo.n
steak or a canVas-back duck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

Seeing and percciving its results II Is
wonder 10 us that there are not more
cheerful men IN the world. Cheerful
ness means happiness, and n happiness
Is TO be secured by an apprenticeship. u
lies within the reach Of all. IL ought
20 be an easy matter 20 purify the bilious
mind. and u seems certain that there
would be no discomfort in tho world. m
pc. 10 could only bring thcmselves'to take
a large view Of matters and things ilfe
Is so short that TIE man who rnds time
70 be unhappy Il robbing himself Of many
precious hours. that ought 20 be devoted
TO more important matters. The eco
for summer IL. Keep cool and don; .rct.
--Danville Register.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
NOT rHE ONLY coon OWES.
over Two-thirds Are self-supporting and
One-kcNcnth PaY InXes.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-Statistics re-
ceived at the Bureau OF Indian Affairs
show that Of the 270oO Indians in this
country 300o are engaged in farming
stock raising. and other civilized pursuits
During the last year the Indians raised
LIP Gl6 bushels Of wheat. 1920 bushels
Of corn ana other grain. and vegetables
in like proportion. They marketed - 49,
on feet OF lumber. they own 90 Ai head
of cattle, l.2S3.653 sheep and goats. and
the value Of products of Indian labor
sold by them is estimated al 81 .Z1fji1 OF
the 247.010 Indians $4,000 are self-support-
ing and 5000 pay taxes live outside the
reservations and are counted in the gem
eral population. At the last election about
22oO Indians voted. About $1,000 are
church members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
Speculation NOrGAMBLTNG.
Dealings In Margins on Change Not He
gal I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. 7.--Brokcrs on the Chi
cago Stock Exchange have won big
victory. II has been decided In court
that n man who gives orders TO execute
10 a broker IS not gambler ana mat
therefore. ne must stand the loss III ms
speculatlons are not successful.
The case In question was that OF Lo-
renzo Williams against $. y. chaplin for
the recovery OF money lost In trading on
the Stock Exchange. Judge Iulty ut-
cidod Ina favor Of the defendant when IL
came up before him. .
s r.. Chaplin. the defendant who Is a
nephew OF Prilip y. Armour. Is orof.i
and was engaged by Williams 10 buy ana
SEN FOR him on the Stock Exchange. All
went wen until Williams lost money
through the transactions OF Chapln. men
no brought suit for the recovery or the
amount His ground for prosecution Na9
that he was gambling when ne had His
accent trade for him. and that, having
gambiod. Chaplin must return 10 MN ''o
Tdee Tulev decided. however. that me
transaction on the part OF we pl",i.,ltt'
vas MOI gambling. but legitimate busi-
ness. and so Chapln VIII n19 - n ~
polled 10 refund TO Lorenzo Nilnans Ine
money which was lost I'm the STOCK TX TX
change trading which he did lor MI
liams. ,.-,.,.., 20 tho came
otsrs.f.r was rendered to-day by Juls'
Tuiev. The second case Was that on VI IL
liam II Murdoch against s. w Lamson
& 60. This suit was also hrousnl 10
cover money lost by speculation Lam
son son 4. Co having been losers, on the
poerd Of Trade They set up the same i1ii,
-Ic, mai was introduced Boy Lorenzo VIII
hams namely that the business between
Inc defendant aud plaintiff had been OF
gambling character. -,
sfn~dock had numerous deals with Lam
son a Co. and filed q bill In chancerS
under ;he statute 10 recover moneys palu
10 Attendants and 10 obtain conVey.
anco OF certain real estate secuii,l'9 ~, H.
49, to secure margins. -Pittsburg DIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

Mr. Lou Hawkins was charged with
threatening and abusing Alice Valentine.
The case was dismissed.
The case Of Charles Johnson (coiorei),
charged with being q suspicious charac-
ter was continued until the 10Th.
Robert Cary (colorcdl was up on the
charge of being d.sorderly. cursing and
abusing Emma l. Hicks. ne was fined
81
Hannah Quarles (colored was fined s.
for being dis)riefly on che street.
Mrs Annie Valentine. disOrderly and
threatening 10 XIII the children OF W.
y. Hawkins was fined 81 and security
required for SIX months.
The case Of Mrs. Michael O'Bricn.
charged with being dlsorierlv and using
indecent language 70 the annoyance OF
her neighhOrs was dismissed.
Martha Ann Taylor lcoloreD was gwen
ninety days FOR stealing 81. The property
Of Thornton Gauldng.
H. Alexander Hamilton. charged with
stealing two melons. the property q Cary
Rcadles. was given sixty d.ys.
4. NJ Butler. charged With obtaining
$50 under false pretenccs from George
Ballard. with intent 90 defraud. was
put under hord OF 500 for ninety days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY.
MAY ~. 1870 ,.>.,,,r
TRAINS LEAVE rH klTrHMoND-ON'oN
500 a. NJ, Arrive Petersburg s.Sl a. M. ~.
Norfolk n 20 A. VI. stops ohiy
at Petersburg, WaNerly ana
800 4. H.. Nrr ,iH'es Petersburg $50 A. NJ.
Weldon ll.iS a. NJ fayette-
vile 40 l.. NJ. Charleston,
llI5 i. NJ. Savannah 10 A.
NJ, Jacksonville 200 4. NJ.
Connects at Wilson with No
a., urrivn. GoldsnorO % 4.
~. Wilmington $50 i. ~.
pullman sleeper New AotA 10
2.s5 =. NJ. Local arrives Petersburg 5.i2
T. a. Makes ali stops
$40 T. NJ Arrives Petersburg bIJ J.. M.i
Norfolk lJ.-J L. Nj. Makes an
71sP. NJ. Arrives Petersburg 745 p. NJ.
Weldon s:2l J.; NJ, Fayet.'e-
30 4 ~. savannah r5 A.
NJ, Jacksonville 100 T.. NJ. ,
NEW LINE 10 MIDDLE
GEOkGIA POINTS. Arriving
Aiken 80 a. NJ, Aug att y
A. NJ. Macon 4 A. ,M,l.nl A.,
Sle.utrs Sew York 10 Charles
ton Jacksonville. Port Tam
pa. aiken, aus ana Macon
LI:40 u. NJ, Arrive feteripur5 l. ~ A. 81,
Buraeyiile pa a. NJ. Lynch
burg 400 a. ST.. Roanoke go
A.. NJ. Bristol ll.9J A. u.
Pullman Sleeper Richmond 10
l2:S A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg lO5 a. NJ.
Weldon 2.9O A. A., iienaeis3h
40i a. A.. Raleigh 5l4 \. ~.
Elberion -.0l =. NJ. atlanta
800 p. VI. Pullman sleeper
Washington 10 Ayants3t.o,,
7:25 A. NJ, SUNDAY AccoS,lM ,.'. -,
A. 81. Makes an siols....
4.4O =. NJ. SUNDAY A''pMMol)A-
TION. arrives Petersburg o.-o
j. NJ Makes al stops.
TRAINS AkRIA H. klD EMoND.
$40 A. ~, From Jacksonville, say dnnani
Charleston. Atlanta, Macon,
Augusta aad weldon.
$40 A NJ Atlanta Athens and kaIcl6h.
50 A Nj Ivnchbur4 and the " est.
n .05 4. 81, Norfolk, Suffolk and Peters
burg.
e.i5 Z. NJ, Jacksonville, ; "a ID . n n,
boro and Weldon.
700 f. NJ, Norfolk, SUFFOLK AVERY ana
"a, p NJ Ivnchburg and the West.
go A. 81. Petersburg Sunday Accommo-
7.25 p. NJ. petersburg Sunday Accommo-
Il. NJ. EMERSON.
r p KENNY. Trails Manager.
General Manager.
G.. s CAMPBELL. ID. T. 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10

NEW YORK. Aug. Notwithstanding
the reaeated dcnials which have been
made by the friends of eX-Chief Of Police
Pyrnas and by Byrncs himself. for that
matter. IL Was learned yesterday from
the highest authority that the cN-chlei
viii soon omen "A detective bureau ia this
city. Ills staff. II IS said Is 20 include
moro than dozen of The former head
quarters men who made tho detective bu-
roau famous uncor his administrations
one of the features Of the enterprise, II
Is said. will be the simultaneous opening
Of a main office i'm New York city and
branches in London. Paris, Chicago, and
one other western city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
Property Trnnsicrs.

Richmond: Warren Richards trustee
20 Philip :. Wcolson. 80 ID feet on Fed
eral street between Richards and Bald
WIN streets. >l3l.
Board Of Public Works 30 S W. and T..
Z. Ntndhle. lD II feet on north side Cary
street. northwest corner jefferson. So
1925
Hcnrico: James II. Barton and wife 10
Sallic Guenthcr lOt ia block 49, Barton
Heights $3.50
r.. T. Gums trustee 20 Waller Scott,
20 feet ON south SIDE Nicholson street
between Gillian and Erin ctreets 1906.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
s4FE ON THE SUMMIT.
Thrilling Experience of -Four young
Ladies on Pike's Peak.


COLORADO SPRINGS, COLI Aug .
The alarm entertained for the safety OF
four Eastern ladies' who were supposed
10 ne lost on Pixies Peak has been allay-
ed nv a telegram announcing their sal'
arrival at tho summit. The Misses arr
ar sisters. Of ST. Louis; lda NJ. Nil-"',
Of Fulton, y. T., and Anna w asneI' yi
Currie Grove Ia. started TO dflNe UP ~,
neak. At the Seven Lakes they leil ''',
Team and driver and started 10 hSt,"n
the remainder Of the distance on lop''
being deceived by the clear ar as 10 ta'
actual distance. Onthe way they 'n.pu"
tered a snOw-siofm ana nearly y,
before reaching sheltered section
milo from the summit. There they rest
ed. and then started back 70 where iheS
had left the driver. He IN the meantime
concluded from the length OF time lhrN
we're gone. that they had reached me
summit and concluded 10 remain inere
until the storm was over. He had there
fore. started back toward Nanitou When
they reached Seven Lakes Although
terribly exhausted. the four realized thai
their only hope was I'm reaching the sla-
ton at tho top OF the peak. ana again
they began the ascent with many am
culfics. often falling exhausted on the
rocks. Trey finally succeeded IN reaching
the summit. where they We're cared Tor
and remained until morning. When the
driver reported at ManitOu that ne had
left them on the mountain. wild excite
ment prevailed. and half a dozen parties
were at once organized 10 go in search or
them There was much rejoicing when
the news of their safety was received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
Preach in His Old pu,p,t.

Rev. \. r.. Holdcrby. ID. D., pastor
Of the Moore Memorial Presbyterian
church In Atlanta. Ga, is IN the city or
a brief visit. Tomorrow morning al
IL o'clock he VIII preach az the church
81 the Covenant Or. Holderhy was
pastor OF this church several years ago,
when IL was known as the Fourth Pres
lNtOrlan ohnrch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
INGRAM INSTITUTE,

Fall term opens SEPTEMBER II. iSl';
Both sexes. Fourth year. Literary "iln
Scientific Courses. College Preparation,
Rusiness. and Music Location healthy
ana free from cCrrupting inluehces-
Tuition. $40 per session OF nine ana n
half months. Board and room, 81 10 -
per month. For catalogue address
Il T. CRENSHAW. A. NJ. Principal,
au7-lm Ingram, Halifax County, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-10
LIBRARY COUPON.

1. Reyerles OF a Bachelor.
.. Lays Of Ancient Rome.
3. Tluyloss Scandal.
4. The House OF the Seven Gables.
.. Crawford.
g. The Coming Race.
:. Dream Life.
s. Frarkenste.n.
9. A Book of Golden Deeds.
10. Moses from an old Manse-
II. The Scarlet Letter.
| j.. Essays Of Ella.
! l3. Vicar OF Wakefield.
a. TWlce-Iold Tales
d. paul ana Virginia.
lG. story OF an African Farm.
IL. LAYS OF the Scottish Cavaliers.
is. Lucille.
10. Dreams
sl Black Beauty
g. one of the Profession.
p. sartor Resartus.
- The ldyls of the King.
"A. The Pleasures of Lie.
-. The Lady OF the Lale.
%. Mornings in Florence.
-. Rab and His Erie IDS.
-. Whitiers Poems
D, The Greatest Thing in the World.
80. Lalla ROokh
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g. In Memoriain.
90. The Princess.
! a. Rasselas.
81. pOeucal selection.
%. Past and Present
~ Thoughts from the Emperor Marcus
Aurelius Antonils.
az Heroes and Hero Worship.
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nlEDMONr AIR LlNEJ
. ItLDJ III rs EfFLCf JJLl A. 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
ZOO a. g., SOUTHERN EMPRESS. daily
u Atlanta, Augusta and points SOUTH
Sleepcr5 Richmond 20 DalyLle anlI
Greensboro. open at $3.50 4. NJ COM.
meets dt DiuklNs with the W ASH
INdIoN AND SODIHN ESIERN
AESIlblLE LIMITED lNo. 80. care
I1lus sleelers 20 AsheNlie, chatta-
noQ3a. brmlugham Memphis. Now
Orleans. and Tampa, also, nrst-cI ass
Jay coach between " .shiugtun and
yscksoaylle. AT New orleans and
Mempls corrections are made Tor
all points lu Texas ana California.
100 J.. 81, FAST MAIL, daily, for Attain
Ga, Augusta and points south. Goa
meets az Mose.ey with i. \ +. X. r.,
at Key -fllle Tor ClarksFile, oxford,
henderson. and Durham, and az
greensboro for Durham, Raleigh and
inston salem. Sleepefs DanflIe 10
so I. ~, LOCAL. daily except Sunday.
for krystuic ami intermediate
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
- From Atlanta and Augusta.
connecting closely with trains for Yves,
Point
$40 a. ~ -FrorI Keysune
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
NOS IL and a.. between Manchester and
Glover. Va. ana $685. % and "a. between
Glover and Neapolis. Will also carry pas
sougers.
YORK RIVER LINE. via WEST POINT.
Lean H. KCHMONp,
$40 T. M, 10, AL. EAfkESS. daily ek-
cfpt SUNDAY. Stops az all stations. A.
Lester Manor connects with stage Tor
Waikertou, with Baltimore steamer az
i6 i. ~. BALTIMORE LIMITED.
daily except Sunday Close connection az
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