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Voice of the AfrO-AmerI
can Press.
Right You Are
[NashvilIe. Tenn. CitiEsn.l

y 3ShVllle, Tenn. Citizen.
When in pursuit of blood, out of pure
cussednees, a mob is the easiest kind of
thing checked. and doesn't take any
army. One brave man can often do it..
A week or so ago, a mob out near Fisk
caught young cOlored boy, suspected
of robbery from the person Of q white
lady. Capt. William Crawford rushed
in and rescued the boy and the coward
ly mobbers stood amszsd.
Last week Mr. W. Young performed a
similar feat on Summer street, near Cap
itol Avenue. A burly white coward had
raised large stone which would have
crushed the poor boys skulled when
Young sailed out and the mobbers got
frightened.
1t is only necessary to display a lit
tie manly courage, often, to bring or
der out OF confusion. Valcr will take
the starch out of the average little hot
headed, silly fool, who joins mob, for
the fun there is in mobbing a "nigger. !"
When Negroes themselves make IL a dan
gerous pass-time in mobbing Negroes ii
'yill cease. No coward wants to lose
his life in such sport, and every mother
son of them deserves to be shot right
on the spot. There is no law for their
protection. The law gives any by
ISLANDER the right to use whatever force
is necessary to prevent an injury to a
citizen by evil doors. When a mob takes
their own lives into their own hands
they also take their own lives into their
own hands.
Colored men, be men, manly, lawabid
ing men, but an unalterable, deadly
foe to q mobl
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MISS IDA b. WELLS ANDTHETYPE-
WRITER.
Refuses to Work For Her Because Sh,
Was a Negro
TRochester Herald.1

The Chicago Conservation quotes the
following from the above named paper
which was lett at the Conservator's OF
fee by Miss Susan b. Anthony en- route
to California: lone morning while Miss
Wells was here / was unex pectedly call
ed away from my Office; so ! said to my
typewriter, knowing that Miss Wells
had a great many letters to write, to
let Miss Wells dictate to her during my
absence. Then left home.
when / returned / found Miss Wells
busily engaged in writing letters with a
pen. Oh said. you haven't learned
how to dictate to a typewriter, oh, yes
[ have she replied, and am very glad
to do so when have the chance
81 walked straight into my office and
said to my typewriter: You evidently
didn't understand what / said when i
told you to tell Miss Wells that you
would white for her until 1 returned.
Il understood you she replied, but
don't intend to work for Negro
told her that employed her to work
for me and that when I asked her to
typewrite for one Of my friends, guest
in my house, | expected that she would
do il; and furthermore, that / had ne
use for any one who declined TO render
such a service. Before she left l took
occasion to say a few other things
which l trust may prove beneficial; they
were certainly well meant"
Miss AnthoDy's eyes fairly snapped az
she related the incident.
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their appearance in a body. Their
movements Indicated that they were
looking for some Que. They proceeded
In the direction OF the Morgan wharf,
and met three Negroes and a white man,
said to be the first mate OF the British
Orion. The crowd stopped the four men
but what was said cannot be learned.
The four men started to run down the
levee, and as they did so several Of the
white men ran away in different direc-
tons. Nobody in Gretna will give the
nf mes Of any of the men, and every body
appeared disposed to keep all informa-
ton from the press. One Negro was
shot through the leg, but the others es-
capped. The wounded Negro is fore
man of>gangs, and is named Smothers.
He lives on this side OF the river. His
wound is not dangerous.
1t is said that the trouble grew out OF
an attempt OF the agents of the ship to
change the conditions under which the
work has been done. For sometime the
gangs OF white and blacks have worked
separately. To-day the system Of
working them together indiscriminately
was begun by order of the agents. No
work was done ON the ship after the
trouble.
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New York Age.l

President Cleveland has declined to
pardon William Calvin Chase, who was
convicted in the United States Court at
Washington of hbelling G. II. J. Taylor
in his newspaper. Mr.. Cleveland thinks
that editors are too prone to libel pub
lie officials, that an example shculd Re
made Of them, and that he might as well
begin with William Calvin Chase.
We do not blame President Cleveland
bit. 1t is his inning. The newspapers
never lose an opportunity to swipe him
in the neck. They do not let upon him.
They know that he dislfkes to be swiped
and all the more because he deserves
most of the swiping ne gets, and they
redouble their efforts with each oppor.
tunity. On several occasions President
Cleveland has lost his temper on this
account.
1t is unfortunate for Chase that hi
placed himself in a position where Presi
dent Cleveland could pay off some of th'
big score he has against the whole gang
by refusing to extend him any clemency
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FIRED QUICKLY.
A COlOred Man Kills an Oflcer-His
Brothers. Marderers Acquitted
What Will They DO With HIm2

WINSTON, N. c., May lS.-Special.-Po-
liceman M. NJ Vickers was shot twics
about $50 this afternoon with pistol
by a colored man named Charles Tuttle.
One ball took effect in the neck, and an
other in the lower bowels on the left
side. His condition is very serious.
Vickers had arrested another colored
man when Tuttle interfered. The occur.
renee has created much excitement, and
may lead to further trouble. Tuttle
was arrested in few minutes after ht
shot the officer he is q brother of Wal.
ter futile, who was shot and killed last
July by Police Hasten.
The latter was put on trial yesterday
for his life. The jury this afternoon re-
turned verdict of not guilty. The YER
dict, il is believed, intensed futile, and
caused him to shoot the officer.
Every thing is quiet at 10 O'Clock, but
the Forsythe Rihemen have been mott
fed to hold themselves in readiness, in
case of trouble. Il report iscurrent that
the Negroes have threatened to take
Tuttle out OF Jail tonight.
The TUttle brothers are desperate
characters.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-College,
(l4th) street, between Broad and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 900 q.
m; preaching-summer months ex-
cepted-11:30 a. m, $3.50 and 8 D.
m. Communion the second Sunday
In each month; business-meetings,
rrst and third Monday nights ia
each month; .prayer-meeting, every
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock;
choir practice every Friday evening
at 8 O'Clock. Christian Endeavor
meeting, Tuesday, at $50 D. M.
and Wednesday at $50 p. 10.
J. ii. HOLMES, B. P. YANDERvALL
Pastor; Clerk
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RACE TROUBLES.
Repol ted That All Negroes In Alvin
Have Been Ordered TO Leave.

HoUsToE, May 13.-(Spec )-Reports
come from Alvin, Brazoria county, that
an organic d band has waited on all
Negroes and commanded them to leave
town by tomorrow night or to be pre-
pared to meet death. Up to two years
ago a Negro was not allowed to stop in
the town, but since that time many
have settled there.
A mass meeting OF Negro women was
held tonight and strong resolutions ia
voring the existing boycott OF small da~
90 stores by the Negroes we're adopted.
1 { is proposed to organize Negro stock
company to operate grocery store to
cater to Negro trade alone. The Alvin
matter was loudly discussed but no def
mite action WIS taken. Italian store
keepers, whose principle revenue is de-
rived from Negroes. are growing very
restless and will soon take some decided
action.
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SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, APRIL
"a, 1895.
Trains Leave Richmond-UniOD Depot
300 A. NJ, Arrive Petersburg 9:31 A..
NJ, Norfolk 1925 a. m. Stops only
at Petersburg, Wavely and Suffolk,
Va.
9:o5 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg 9:52 a
m, Weldon 11:4S q. M, Fayette-
vile 400 p m, Charleston, lib
m, Savannah liz q. M. Jack
sonville 700 a. m. Connects at VIII
son with No. Al, arriving at Colds
borO 3:O5 p m, Wilmington 5:45
pm, Pullman Sleeper New York to
Port Tampa.
2:55 =. NJ, Local, arrives Petersburg
3:42 p. m. Makes all stops.
$40 p. NJ, arrives Petersburg 5:55 D.
m, Norfolk $40 p. m. Makes all
stops.
ria 2. NJ. Arrives Petersburg 7:46 D.
m, Weldon 9:27 D. m. Fayetteville
1888 a. m, Charleston CLIO q. m.
Savannah 1875 a. m, Jacksonville
1890 D. IN.
POINTS.-Arriving Aiken 1922 q.
m, Augusta q. m, Macon IL q,
M, Atlanta 1915 o. m. Pullman
Sleeper New York to Charleston
Jacksonville, Port Tampa, Aiken.
Augusta and Macon.
11-40 z. NJ, arrives Petersburg 1926
a m, Burkeville 2:41 a. m, Lynch
burg 4:55 a. m. Roanoke G.35 a.
m, Bristol 11:59 q. IN. Pullman
Sleeper Richmond TO Lynchburg.
1898 A. NJ. Arrives Petersburg / .Os
am, Weldon 2;4S a. NJ. Hender
son 4;O4 a M, Raleigh SIT a. m.
E,berton 2:04 p. m, Atlanta 3;Oe
pm. Pullman Sleeper Washing
ton to Atlanta.
| TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ, From Jacksonville, Savan
nah, Charleston, Atlanta, Macon
Augusta and Weldon.
GAO A. NJ, Atlanta, Athens and Raleigh
1925 A. NJ, Lynchburg and the West.
I11;O5 A. NJ, Norfolk, Suffolk and Peters
burg.
Gas p. NJ Jacksonville, S avann a b
Charleston, Wilmington, GoldsborC
and Weldon.
700 p. NJ. Norfolk, Suffolk, Waverly
and Petersburg.
s;20P z. NJ Lynchburg and the West.
T. NJ. EMERSON,
J. r.. KERNLY, Traffic Man'g'r
General Manager.
c. s. CAMPBELL. ID. 2. A.
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ELECTED THE MAYOR.
The City Council Does Its Work.

GREENvILLE, n. c.. May 16.-(Spec-
ial 1.-The four Republican councilmen-
elect for this town, three colored and
one white, held a meeting yesterday for
the purpose OF organizing and electing
officers for the coming year. The two
Democratic councilmen-e were not
present, and had no voice in the pro.
ceedings. One of the colored members
presided over the meeting. The resuli
of the election was: Ola Forbes, Mayor
c. c. Forbes, (colored), Clerk; W. T
Goodwin, Treasurer; J. w. Perkins, Chic
of Police; Fred Cox. Assistant Chief O
Police. The new officers entered upoT
their duties to-day.
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The Southern Railway Sets the Best
Labor ObtafnahIe.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 17-(Special-)
There is increasing excitement here in
regard to the appointment of a colored
fireman on the Southern railway trains
At $50 q month. 1t is now understood
thatno white fireman has as yet been
displaced by a cOIored man, but in sew
sral instances colored fremen have been
added to the force now employed by the
company, and there is some fear that
the higher paid white firtmen will ali
soon be replaced by lower paid colored
fireman. The movement however, has
cot 80 far proved a success, as several
Of the new colOred fremen have found
themselves incompetent for the work,
and have retired of their own accord.
The situation has been aggravated by
the statement that the delegation of a
Negro association in Washington came
here yesterday with a view of pressing
the employment of colored iremen
Offering If competent Virginia Negroes
we're not found, to furnish fremen from
the Negroes of the District of Columbia.
The fact that on yesterday there also
came delegation of white and colored
elergymen from Washington to induce
the colored cler0ymen of Alexandria to
take part in the Alcxandria-county cleo
ton in support of candidates that are
looked upon savorably in Washington
has intensified the interest in the fire.
man question.
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NAY 20, 1895


[London, Eng, Bond of Brotherhood.
Not \ the worlds dark ageP,
Nse when the Bible lay
fls from the common people,
tut now in the light Of day,
Where the Great Republic stretches
Strong arms from sea TO sea,
And calls her wide dominion
The land Ofliberty;
There, where the Southern summer
Smiles on a fruitful land,
Where ali should share the bounty
OF the great All-Father's hand,
Where black and white together
One brotherhood should be,
Sons Of q common country,
Equal, erect, and free.
There justice is dishonored.
Law hangs her head in shame,
Humanity is outraged,
Aud freedom but a name;
Not liberty, but licenss-
Such is the white mans creed.
With cord and bullet ready
For each ftrociOus deed.
Nor these alOne-bot irons
To pierce the qliveriDg franc,
Stakes where the living victims
Meet the devouriDg flame.
While savage mObs assemble
And glOat with cruel hate.
Over the fiendish torturs
Their hard hearts perpetrate.
How long, o Great Republic;
Wilt thou endure this shamt2
How long shall freedom suffer
1heee insults TO her Dam.2
How long in suffering patience
Will Christ behOl this wrong,
Ere He arise in Judgment?
How long, o Lord, how long?
n IHow long? The Christ already
Speaks from His Judgment throne,
GRChe outraged heart of nations,
In loud protesting moan,
Voices His potent verdict
To which the wrong must bow,
And swift responses surely show
A day OF Judgment now.
The late e. 3. PRIDEAUx.
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YORK RIvERLINE ". WEST po,,,,
LEAVE RICHMOND:

S1o = NJ. LOCAL EXPRESS. daily exeept
sunday. Stops at ali sfaffo,s - -. y.
Menor connects wite stage for Waikerton.
. A. n aI =. bSitimoTe steamer at West Point.
cept sunday. Close connacfion a. W.
Ga Point with steamer for Baltimore
steamers leaye baltir ore 8 .. m and West
Point p. m, daily except sunday "0''
Trains from West Point arrive At Ricbr,o,a
eVl a. m daily aud 1910 a. M daily ercsnf ss,,,,-
S Ssy enc monday and SS5 p. m. daily except
% A. N: LOCAL MIXED. dsiIy except SIM.
Gay, leave 2Srd st. for West Point ano interme
Ticket Office at station foot OF v,rg,n,a
stress Open A n to P. NJ. and IRON p. NJ
City ticket onics-9Oi cast Main rtr,e+
r.. r.. ~ ~ W. A TURK
W IA GREFSSe Sen1 Passenger Ag't
J. $ b. THOMPSON. eaperfnfsnt..A
JOdN A. BEALLa Travelling Paearnsr.- 49,
e10kaat hain Street. Richmond W. o'1 0esen'
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RAILROADS.
Southern Railway Company.
(PIEDMoNT AIR LNE.)
SCHEDULE IN EFFEcrAPRII n. 1895
rrAvro ,,r<.r-,~<.-

SCHEDULE IN EFFEcTAPRIL u. 1895
LEAVES RICHMOND.
l2oo a. n. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily to
Atenta. AuSnsta and points south Sleep
ers richmond to Danville and C3raa1sboro.
open AZ $50 p m Connects at Danvilie
with The WASHINGTON AND SOTTH-
WESTERN VETIBULE LIMITED. No az.
carry ing sieoDers TO Ashahflle Hot Sprlnrs
Blrinlnshem, Memphis ew Orleans. and
Iamps; also, iirst-ciass dav coach between
aehngton and Jacksonville At New
OrieaBs and Memphis coDneefiona aro
- 9aqe ~ al points IN Texas and California
iz-S9 +. N. FAST NAIL. daily. Atlanta. Auoue-
"a $40 points SoU1h- Connects at Nosele,
WAN & r. r., at Keysvilie for Clarts :.
vh'e, oxford Henderson Durham and NJ
oreensDoro for Durham. Raleigh and Win.
- s6on-sa EN-. Sleepers. Danville to Atlanta.
NV r q, LOCAL daily except sunday Tor
Amelia Courthouse and intermediate
.. TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
"a From Atlanta and Augusta.
Points. -o1 "es'
$40 A. 4..-Frt IN Amelia Cours bouso
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
nos. Ol and go. between Manchester o,d flo,,
er. Va. and Nos. 50 and -, between Clover and
Neapolis' VIII also carry passengers.
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Petersburg, Va. Index Appeal-White.]
Gov. Evans says that Judge COTS
decisions in the registration case will
solidiiy the VIII te vote and extinguish
all factiOnal differences. Our South Car
lima friends ought to be sure that the
Negroes contemplate a race movement
before they raise the issue. We warn
them that only the most aggravated
proyocation viii give any standing to
the revival of the race issue in southerr
politics. The dawn Of the twentieth
century is too near at hand to justify
such methods.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-05-25
Twas a Sad Picture.


LWIIIItlHE VUD, " y HoCUAusI
Last week n case occurred In Rich
mond. Va, which well reached inhuman
ity. Morris Hopkins a young colored
man was executed. After the execution
the poor old distress ed father of the I'M
fortunate man came in with a wagon
from his country home to bear away
the remains of his son; bat this was re
fused him on the ground that the State
Medical College had a claim on 1t.
Think of what "a sad picture this was.
The poor old man having to drive away
heart broken, deprived of the dead body
OF his own son and how he would feel
when he met his dear wife, who was
waiting to get one more gaze upon the
dead remains of her boy.
"Otempora . Mores ]
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-05-25

Mercy, No. ?: Rachael Scott. Queen OF
Truth, No. B; Gertrude Davis, Queen OF
Wisdom, No 4; Mary Huntis, Queen of
knowledge, No. 8; Minnie Dowkins
Queen OF Love. No. 6; Stacy Roberts,
Queen of Honor, No. z.
Address all communications to Ger
trude Davis, No. 10, Thompson Street,
8. G.
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VIM He Be Punished ?
Buckingham, n. C. Record.l

A white man committed a criminal
assault upon little colored girl about
IL years old, and now lies in jail at
Rockingham, Richmond Co. viii he
hang for his crime We will see The
bIute's name is Alexander Gardner.
He has confessed his crime so there is no
excuse for him. II he were a Negro. and
his victim white girl, according to a
statement made in one of the daily pa
pers a few days ago, he would have
been lynched. We do not say lynch him
but see to t,,men of n Orth Carolina thas
he pay the full penalty of his crime by
due process of the law.
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Chesapeake and Ohio RaiIrood
EFFECTIVE MAY 20. OK

EFFECTIVE MAY 20. 95.
TRAINS LEAVE nTcEKoSD. BRoAD-srREEr STATIC.
$50 A. h. Daily, with Pullman Car for Eor,olh
rortsmo9Ch, Old Point. Hewnorf
News and local stations Ro's
$50 z. n Daily, with. Pullman for local st..
Moron orS, T "n1 Pp Pn-. News. Old Point.
=" % a. m t-ocsl ereln, except sunday for Cit
III. s - connects at 6ordons-
stue LOT Washington. a. Vfr~iefa
atldland Junction for Lynchbnre-' a.
sesic Tor iHagerstOwn. and at stann
@-S0f. n Ine Cnclhnatt and St T,oufs Ttr,t
Tea, daily, with Pullman eleencrs
70 Cincinnatu and st. Louis CON-
meets daily a. Covinston for Va.
stops only at important station.
Meals served on dining Car.
,i 70. . Local Train, except Sunday
follows NO. from GordonsvfiIe e.
Goshen. ~
$50 p NJ Local train, except Sunday. Accomo
dalton for Charlottesville
o 80 r. M Daily Tor Cincinnati, with Pullman
Tor Hinton. and Gordonevillo 10
Cincinnati and Louisville Meals
served on DiningC Connects al
Soyington' Va daily for Hot
Grains LEAVE EI0Hr STREET STATION
eco A. M. Daily. for LyuchbOrs a;,st cI,ttor
Forge. Connects a. Bro mo- exec.
sunday. for Rosnev, at I.ynchburs
Daily with the Norfolk an q Wosteri
Tor the Southwest and with South
ern Railway for south Keen
S1nds sfor Lexington, and W en-
ton Forge With main line C. and o
for Cincinnati.
800 p. n. Except sunday. Local accomoda
tion FOR Columbia Va
GRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND. BROAD
STREET STATION.
% A. "A. Daily from Cincinnati
10 20 A. IA. Daily from Norfolk and Old Point
80 +. n. Daily, from Cincinnati aud Louf
VILE.
$50 p. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and old Point.
{ - r. M Except sunday, from Clifton Forge
TRAINS ARRIVE ETGHT-sTREEl srATIOs
$50 A. NJ. Except Sunday from Columbia.
$50 +. N. Daily from Lynchburg. Lexingto
and Clifton Forge.
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent,
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Attempted to IDjurs Us.

[Des 3MoiDes, Iowa Bystander.l
Rev. w. w. Browne, of Richmond Va.
continues to throw hishuge ears forward
and bray in a natural voice. He is at
tempting to injure John Mitchell, Jr. of
the Richmond Planet, one of the bright
est and best young newspaper men in the
country, one who prefers deeds to pray
opc
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COlOrsd Men Skinned and Burned
Is the White South Civilized

MADISON, FLA, May 20 There is no
longer doubt that Sam Echols, Sam
Crawlery and john Brooks. the col
ored men swho outraged and murder
ed Miss Mamie Armstrong. in La Fay.
cite county says the belief is general
that the Negroes were tortured to death.
Oae man who ventured into the swamp
into which the colored men were carried
asserts that he discovered the place
where the colored men were put to
death and found strips OF skin of the
Victims.
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An Act Of Justice.
Denver Col. Statesman.

Denver Col. Statesman
The pardoninR of Richard Brown by
Governor O'Ferrall of Virginia who was
sentenced to five years in the penitentia-
~ for attempting assault on a white
man who owed him s.. 90, was an act of
justice on the part Of the governor OF
the cold dominion"
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SHOT DOWN.
White Men Butcher COIOred Ones In
Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, La, May 16.-There
was trouble again this morning at Gret-
ma between white and colored long
shoremen and screwmen, and it demon
strated the determination of the whites
who work at Gretna aboard ship to
keep the Negroes from working on ships
that go there for cargo.
At IL o'clock ten white men made
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-05-25
rHosR nLEEp1No nonIEs.

He says that it was evident that the
eolored men were tied to trees and the
skin stripped from them with knives
Then wood was heaped about the bleed
ing forms, the match applied and the
men were soon dead. Twelve colored
persons have now been lynched in six
months
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~ :: ENTHUSIASTICALLY

jdE DULE IN EFFECT Nov. 10 1894
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD STREET
STATION.
300 A. Acknowledgement and Norfolk, VIE
TlBuLk LIAnTED-Arrive Norfolk
lie A. M. stops only at Peters
burg Waverly aud Suffolk Sa ono.
class tickets not accented for mas
sage on this train.
eVo An. D1LYs''XdE CHICAGO EXPRESS"
Tor LynchOurg. Roanoke BIuefeI6
sfocanontaes kenOva, Columbus
and CHICAGO. Pullman Buffet Sleeu-
er Roanoke to Columbus without
cnahge; also. for Radford. Bristol
Knoxville. Chattanooca and fnfsr
mediate points. PullEnAn Sleeper
kadford TO CHATTANOOGA
o.AU +. n. Daily for Norfolk, Suffolk and fntar
ns1iaOe stations. Arrive Norfolk
n.4OP. N. Daily. for Roanoke. Radford. Pm.
iasAlAno Bristol. Connects at Roa,
and Chattanooga Limited phil
man SieePers Roanoke to Memphis
and New Orleans DininR-car AZ
eached. Also. for Blnefsld anc
Focaaontds; also. for Rocky Mount
ane al stations Winston-Salena Di
vision. -
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER betwaeo p1rru
MOND and LYNCHBUR0 ready for oce1nsn,,
p. M also Pullman Sleeper Pstsrsb5rr - -
Roanoke. > ~
TraiDs'srrivs Richmond rom Lynchburo an,
the West daily go A. A. and ZOO ~ AZ r-or
Norfolk and the East IL % A. NJ and. Vestibulel
Limited 200 P. M. ~
R.W. COURTNEY
district Passenger Agent.
W.B. BEVILL
General p assen0ar AQanf
General Oniee.RoanOke Va.