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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-13
BAsTRoP.

The Progressive Tea" given at the ele7
CANT home of Mrs. and Miss McDowall
Tuesday night was a grand success, NJ
once unique. Interesting and enjoyable
from beginning to end and all in attendance
are full Of enthusiasm regarding the
genuine pleasure they derived therefrom
In the dressing rooms the ladies and gen
tlemen were presented with blue and white
programmes with appropriate quotations
on the outside. ard number for which
the ladies were TO make engagements
whereupon they proceeded TO the dining
room. Here everything was arrayed IN
blue and white with floral decorations OF
ferns and hyacinths interminglet supper
was ARRANGED on the tables. The ladies'
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Christmas aad New Year. although n
thing of the past, viii never be forgotten
In Riverside. The festivities which have
lust closed We're participated in by all,
December ~ quite q crowd of ipvlted
guests assembled at tho residence of Air
aud Mrs. NJ. Gcary TO watch the death of
the old and birth OF the new year. aud
amidst the strains of sweet music, danced
tho old year out and the new year IN. Mr.
Geary saluted the new year and IT Lad
quite warm reception. After u o'clock
there was a leap year quadrillc. II was
quito amusing TO watch the boys waiting
for the girls TO ask them TO dance. Never
thcloss none OF the young ladies were too
tlmid to select their lean year beau.
The population has increased little in
the past week Santa Claus listed Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey NGverion and left them a
bouncing big baby boy.
The following girls ana boys returned
home from school 20 snoud the houdnSs:
Misses Katie lcona Geary from Houston;
luez loald Palestine, and May Tiol-
land huntsville Mr Gerald Holland
Trinity, aud Clifton lleaa, Palestine,
Miss Ellcn McEihhln left for Willis TO
Spend Christmas with homo-folks,
MIR. and Mrs G, Bean Of Palestine
spent the holidays With their daughter
Mrs g. Head.
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The installation Of officers In the knights
ana Ladies' Of Honor took place last Mon
day night. After the installation refresh
mcpts wao served.
Tuesday evening the American Legion
Of Honor lodge installed officers.
"Wednesday evening the knights of
Honor hnll was beautifully decorated, the
occasion being the installation OF officers.
Mr.. II. II. Bingham delivered nm address
on the merits Of the order Mr., /. G.
Keiridgo also delivered an interestlng ad-
dress, after which refreshments were
served
Miss Blanche Heath has returned from
a delightful visit to Monterey
Mrs. Arthur Boynon IL visiting relatives
IN san Antonio.
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La pORTE.

REV. G. A. King OF Lake Charles, La
presided iu tho Methodist church SUM
dag. ,,,.,,v
torlan church hold u dime social at tue
residence OF Mrs. ]. II. York ,h's eVeh-
ing. nr nm
club Friday evening. 49,,
The We Go Round Whist ciup was
chnrmingly entertained by MIS- H. y.
,rousley Wednesday evening.
rho odd Volume club VIII discuss nu-
gene Field at It's meeting mex, Monu1s
evening at the residence oil Mrs' Dc 80
Hess. ,r,y IN
The Misses Beazley gave o party W
,hoir La Porte friends "Wednesday e'e"-
Mrs. IL A. Dwight Of Houston II
snendne q few days In La Porte tho
guest OF Mrs. NJ. u. Ewsii'
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progressed for the first five courses and
the gentlemen progressed for the last Ave
courses. Did space allow, a lengthy de-
scription Of the entire affair In detail
would be enjoyable.
Mrs and Miss Mcdowell stand par OK
ceIence pre-eminent as hostesses. and on
THIS occasion as on all others had arranged
everything Imaginable for the pleasure and
entertainment of their guests. This was
given in honor of Miss jamie Mccullough
OF Mooreville.
Dainty cards are out for "a Belated
Picnic" at "Wrcns' Nest" given compl-
mentary to Miss jamie Mccullough by
Miss Green on January IL, which Is an
ticipatcd with much interest.
Beach q Bowers MINISTRIES held the
boards at Ezners opera house Wednes-
day night
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The Rogers silver Cornet band gave
,.,.,nd ball Friday night in Scroggin hal.
Mrs. e. A. smith has returned from
visit to Edna. 10000 ho,na
Mrs Mamie MatlSin has returned hoine
10 Sunnyside after spending the ho"'"
here with relatives and FRIENDS. 49,,
na,'tc,s are Visiting relatives at Meridian,
Miss Miley Reed left this week TOT
Waco to attend the Add-Rann college TINS
term. i.,,,,es
at Moody.
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GRoVETON.

Judge j. NJ Smith. Judge Of the
Twelfth judicial district, is In town this
week.
The Young ladies' Of Groveton VIII give
- Tenn wear ball on next Wednesday night,
Captain j. =. Stevenson Is numbered
with the sick list this week.
]. -. TurrentIne, pastor of the Metho-
dist church for this year, uoiVcre' MS
first sermon here last Sunday, which was
both able and instructive.
Mr.. Jesse Baker was on the sick list
this week. ~
Mr.. Mutt MoClcndon. son Of Or. NC
Clendou, one of the first settlers OF ms
county and Miss Fannie Krnicy danEh-
Ger OF George W. Henley. prosperous
farmer Of this county. We're happily united
in marriage last sunday
The young ladies have secured inc
Bishop band 10 play for the Leap year
bah. ,...,
several drummers have been In town
this week wrestling with the merchuni''
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TRINITY.

Mrs. C. u. Allen Is visiting relatives IN
Alto
Mrs. Il, + Alderman Of Palestine IL Wis
ting her STEER here, Mrs. s. H. Barnes.
Mrs Gwinn Of Lebanon, Tenn is visit
Ing relatives here.
Miss Myrtle Manor of Loyelady has re
turned home after pleasant visit TO rel
atives and friends here.
Miss Maud Rodgers Of Bowers spent
n week pleasantly here visiting relatives
ana friends
Miss Iat,tha Lewis Of Wits Ia tho guest
of her friend, Miss Stella Griffith.
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CUERO.

Miss Mabel Simpson OF Sinner visited
her sister, Mrs Thomas Colston. this
week.
Judge II. G. Peasants left Saturday for
Galveston.
Mrs n. +. Melton returned Wednes-
day from Navasota, where she has been
for several weeks visiting relatives.
Mrs. George E,ckert, who has been
visiting friends In Goliad, returned We'd
nesday.
The knights Of Maccabees held pub
lie installation Of officers last Friday
night at the Germania hall Hon. J.
H. Bailey made the address OF the even
ing.
Mrs. Otto Buchcl entertained a number
OF her lady friends last Friday after
noon with a progressive euchre party.
When the gam" WAS concluded Mrs. G.
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WILLIS.

one Of the most enjoyable social esoLts
NJ the holidays was the leap year enter.
tainment given by the young ladies of
,,orI,ed tremendously and the ladies' set
,ha gentlemen good example by coming
ss,rIy AMI also I'm being courteous and
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two famous lectures "Gonesis and Geolo-
gy' and Life of Chrlst," here Wednes-
day and Thursday night to fnir-siEed au-
dence
\ largo attendance Ia expected at the
County Teachers institute, which meets
hcro Friday aud Saturday.
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ALVIN.

Mrs +. W. Haskell Of Lawrence. Kan.
Is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.
X Lowe. west Of town.
II. NJ wills and wife OF Galveston spent
several days at their country residence
near town this week.
Captnin w. A. Rowan and wife returned
Thursday from Bryen. where Mrs. Rowan
has been visiting her parents for several
months.
a social dance was given at the resi-
dence OF VIM. Roberts IN North Alvin
Friday night.
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SWEET HOME.

Miss Hower,on of Hallettsvilie spent
several days here, the guest OF Miss Lily
Veal.
A ban at the Koerth Hall Friday night
was well attended.
The family OF DR.. j. w. Reed of Affair,
who have been here for the past year
attending school. moved TO their former
home on Wednesday.
DR. ]. G. N. Luitenberger. German
American orator OF st. Ioa,is. delivered his
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YOAKUM.

Miss Rosa Murphy has returned to her
horne IN Victoria
Mrs A. d. Leon and children have re-
turned from a lengthy visit up in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Mesner have been
visiting relatives In San Antonio few
days this week.
A pleasant leap year party was en-
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BEEVIGI.E.

MIR. II. II. Haskell Of Houston has re-
turned 10 his post OF duty after spending
The holidays with his family in this eiiy.
Miss Edna Williams has returned 70 l."
Porte. ~.
Miss Cook OF Brennan Is In the city
visiting w. ]. Miler's family
Mlsa Tommle Saunders of Wharton Is
visiting the family Of H. a. fartain.
MIR. carey, late Of the Indian Territory.
with his interesting family have moved
here and located ON a farm a niue way
out of town.
Miss Norine Walton has returned nome
from an extended visit TO relatives IN
Ruchel county. IN San Antonio and cuero
Mr.. J. W. Bates. with his bride nee
Miss Myra wilder, has returned from Lui-
in, where they were recently married and
viii reside IN Beevilie In future.
Miss Ida Glare left for Austin on Mon
day last to complete bel, course In st,
Mary's Academy.
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liEAipsTEAD.


The first leap year ball OF the seasnn
last Friday night was n brilliant SUCCESS
ms long as II lasted, as at 1880 the cry
OF fire was heard and human nature
showed its inclinations by leaving tho
pleasures of the ball room TO render mid
while the Iourg mansion was being de-
stroyed. The following couples were pres-
ent at the ball; Miss Nina nm and MIR
Jed. +. Johns, Miss Katie I'm and u. /,
t'elker, Miss George trowder and Frank
Jaynos, Miss odela Nelson and w. w.
Crook, Miss Annie Godsey and Tom Johns,
MISS Adah Lee Polk and Archer l3rowue
MISS barbara GrUce and j. ID. Harvey
Mss Nellie Kcmper and T. ]. Mass. Miss
Wanda Shul2c and Gene Reynolds Miss
Hattie 1auser and Joe Nooner, Miss Ada
llauser and Mann Crook Miss Lula
IlFuser and Archie Campbell, Miss Arista
Felker and Jim Folker, Miss Maggie Con-
molly and N. T. Haux, Miss Edith Young
and j. L Rankin, Miss Ellen hughes and
Lee Kempcr, Miss Venice McDade and
j. +. Greece, Miss Annie Thompson and
Nathan TashYrski, Miss f.u;n Thompson
and Julius Scbwarz Miss Rosa Nooner and
Willie Kemper, Miss Ida Crook and L. r.
Cumu,ins. Miss Effle Macon and Elliott
Tcmpkins. Miss Lizzie Gladish and ARIEL
Young, Miss Christine Miller and Willie
Wilson. Miss Annie Miller and Tom Petty
Miss Lizzie McCord of Cameron and j. j.
Crook, Miss l1lla Marlborough of Waco
and Il. G. Watson, Miss Maggie Harris
and Bob McDade. Miss Harlocll of Nava-
sota and Louis Farquhar, Miss Mamie
Harris and Calvin Chambers Miss Clarke
of Navasotn and J. j Mahan. Miss Dona
Fisher and PAU Greig. MIR. and Mrs. r.
Nj. Bo2man ana Miss Hattie Poindexter,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Rankin Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs l.. d. Ans
Ter Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Tompkins, Mr..
ana Mrs Ben Schwarz.
Captain + A. llcrvey, wife and two
sons from California are in the city, the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Amsler.
Mrs Amsler is their daughter.
Misses Hattie Ilauscr and Stella Sohwarz
have returned from a New Years visit
to Waco.
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H. Bond was found TO be the successful
player. Delicious refreshments were
served. Each guest received "a souvenir
Of the occasion.
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LEXINGTON.

Friday evening n donation party was
given at the residence of Rev. J. A.
Stephens.
A literary society was organized at
Rev. Stephens. named IN honor OF the
governor the Crlberson society,
Miss Fannie Budi OF Brennan came
up Friday afternoon to visit relatives and
friends
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Notwithstanding the rain, the Leap ,ens
h.,u sivsn nj paws hail Tuesday night
was well attended and grand euccess,
Mr.. ]. c. Dukes OF Maryland and MISS
sanie Trultt were married at the Union
church by the Rev. w. II. Campbell Oh
Wharton wednesday evening. and iett
the same day on the Southern Pacinc ior
Baltimore. Miss Truitt had been hNihs
here n long time and had a multitude OF
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GONZALES.

Perhaps one of the most elegant and
most enjoyable entertainments that was
ever celebrated IN this city occurred at
the handsome home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Fischer this week. The entertain
nent was given by the Ladies' Fad club.
which society has attained to degree OF
greatness for its many social features.
Hut of all the entertainments ever given
this or eclpsod them all. Every guest
was entertained according TO his pre-
vnilinc fad The handsome home was
beautifully decorated. there was ar Gle.
CANT room set aside for those who enjoy
progressive euchre. domlnoes. whist and
all games imaginable. The merry hours
sped quickly. An elegant lunch was
served by the ladies to their callers, their
husbands, friends and invited guests.
a splendid string band had been OBJ
talned by the entertainers, and during
the whole Of the evening music aoated
through the halls and CORRIDOR 1t was
and pronounced their praises for the
good time provided.
Hon John Lane of LaGrange, the
Pulled knight" OF the Tenth congressiou-
al district OF Texas. "who never piuoked
AMI who never He'd" courageous and true
and outspoken in his convictions. has
hen In attendance upon district court
this week.
Misses Lulu and Corabel Atkinson and
William klcine attended the firemcu's
ball In Luling this week.
MIR. and Mrs c. y. Hopkins of Wacldcr,
with little May and Cole. have been Wis
Ting their son, =. II. Hopkins, this week.
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Christmas and New Year festivities ana
tho year 1898 are now numbered among
the things that were, but with the ring
ing In of the new year the merry we'd
ding bells ri < back Il joyous echo and
find a responsive chord Ia the hearts OF
many young couples who have just en-.
harked ON the voyage of matrimonhy.
while several other couples are about II
take the same step.
Last Wednesday evening at the Bap-
tist church u large crowd gathered to
witness the marriage of Mir. u. H. Street
man to Miss Cassie Hoover. and Mr. w
a. lIol0man 70 Miss Annette McMorde,
The church was tastefully decorated ana
Rev. j. c. Bulkett performed the core
mony in his usual impressive manner An
elegant reception was rendered the happy
couples by Mrs. -. i. Elkin Immediately
after the ceremony,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Mcfendon visited
relatives IN bryan last week.
Miss Iadd of Branchville was the guest
of friends I'm this city last week.
MI Ennis Mung and family left Fri
day for Dallas, whore they viii make
their future ONE.
Miss Belle HERON left last week for n
Witt 10 New orleans.
!. c. Engdahl aud wife spent several
days in Houston ana Galveston last week,
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Toxins AND TEXANS
SOCIALLY AND PERSONALLY.

In charge OF punch all dressed hand
somely and bccomingly. Mesdarnes Henry
Ash Henry b. Kane and f. y. Markle
were In charge of the dining room, its
viands etc, and admirably did each
discharge her duties, as the guests We're
unanimously agreed. At departing time
the guests were presented with a souvenir
hover from the hand Of either Edna May
or Clarence Dilley, as the ladies' filed oui
tho doorway of this brilliant home.
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CONTINUED on the Seventh page)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-05
~ THr UNITED sTATEs Would

~ TIE UNITED STATES WOULD
LONG AND NINE FEET WIDE
which the mining states rely iu predict
irr constant growth OF mining atlNi.t
but If gold mining has become SD poHi-
anio-T have asked this question or any
number Of men hereahouts why Us ll
that more people don't go into ltt w joy
doesn't the production or gold increase
hv s5001o00 I'm a year instead or hy
s-0l1010 or S5o00o0o or &l00lloo02
This question usually ELECTS smile or
e,frerior wisdom ana the explanation
that great movements are always slow
ones. aul that il takes ume ana erca1
de.I az timc for zig mining and milling
rlanfs 10 he made ready for operation;
that capital is conservative and tends To-
r....Iu M NAli channels. .I.i finally.
flat thcro IFS noe in au t-o world at any
time idle capital enough 90 de-
t..n eod mines or amy other
business 90 tho extent or which
ST. is theoretically capable. There's
whore the law OF supply and demand
comes n. il everybody were 90 go gold-
mining. which everybody can o. OF
course. DO would Doe gold That would dee
prcciato and the prices of hog ana hom-
inv would 20 up like q Kite. 3ut nobody
anticipates that just yet
At least. no ono IN this country anuci-
pates g. The recent Na.r craze in Lon-
don was due TO prediction mat the
mines iu South Africa alone would proc
duce within the next hFe years as much
gold as The entire product OF the whole
world for the last hundred years. Do
many investors really anticipated such
am Increase. the craze 10 get possession
of the shares of Kaf1r mines IS not mex
pl.caole.
rrtfr. ~
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cr,ADrSRORO VA. July 4.-Special.--
The report in Tho Times OF inc 81.
~ nan Jones at Floyd Va. some lne
,ro BRINGS To- mind the fact that DE mas
a history of which few has heard
mis- father Bm Jones' who SIS part nee
gro and his mother. Jane Jones. VINO is
mart Indian. lived at Glade-nofo' a.,
some years ago. and tho celebrated l'd"
WAS born about half mile north OF mere.
When Dan was ten or fifteen years ola.
the family moved so the mountains or
Patrick county. where Bil Killed his wife
with hard-sp'ke while working do
new-cr0und.
Bul left the county TO parts unknown.
The next we hear of Dan ho steals
horse from Mr.. McAiinon. at Wards Cap
Carroll county. What was dose with
Dan for this has been forgotten. McAlil-
Ion pursued the thief and found his horse
I'm North Carolina.
Dan turned up again in q few years
near Gladeshoro. and broke into fire store
of S. g. Scott and stole lot of goods
Constable Marshall of this place. spotted
"Ddu' as am escaped convict from the
North Carolina reufeltiary. hc CORES
ponded with the authorities at Raleigh
and arrested DAN and delivered him 10
the warden of the reniteutiary Of that
state. where Dan had eighteen months 90
servo when Doe escaped.
Next is heard of sir. Nunns store bee
ing robbed. Suspicion again rested ON
"Dan." hut no positive proof was secur-
cd. Next was the Floyd offence q few
weeks ago. and his sentence 20 the poni-
Tertiary of this State for knocking an
officer down
Jane and 1901 lived together and raised
q large family before ihcy were married.
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cceds 5000 90 O00-a big sum. but only an
addition of onc-hali OF one per cent 10
the worlds stock Of gold coin. 10 say
nothing OF the quantity ahs1fpod ~ inc
jewellers. These arc the facts that are
spread before the eyes OF possible mf'7-
tors as am induccmcnt % purchase kO'u
mine stocks Vast as g. tho worlds WIS.,
lille supply" Of yellow metal. there would
Dee considerably less than s. each if IL
were divided equally between the inhab-
itants OF The globe.
There is no doubt then however, tho
election may turn out this fHll mat gold
VIII continue 10 he "iong-folt want
And an thls talk about Sd is acting uIOn
spcclHtors with 70 kind of hypnotic n.
fcet. Whom everybody is talknr about
gold the idea is likely JOB occur % "a good
many people at the same time that gold
shares are good things t0 own. And
plenty of Denver folks have them 20 acll.
10 ls difficult for ONE in the Eaef f0 aprre-
cate how cncrecucliiy. and with what
hopeful and admirable chcorulless. the
people OF tho mining States have turned
60 the more favored metal. hut not ail
the hustle OF the markets can blind one
10 the fact that these are dun days in
the Rockies. and that am increase oi
S000000 year or 800 in soli doesn't
90 far to make up for % drop 9f over SIX
times as much in the value ol the SILVER
product
There is "A good deal more on prospect
imam of performance about the thing so
Tar. But they say the performance ls
COMING.
Nobody expects 10 soc in New York or
in Denver or anywhere else such fighting
I..H f.f.
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PRODUCTION or GOLD AND sILV
better worth while 10 mine o. even n
there were no Other reason Tor increased
production.
A. IL matter Of fact great deal Of capt
tai in the far West has turned wlu1ln
the last three years nom silver prOauc-
rion 10 gold production. ana mechanical
processes hayo become 30 far perfected
IS 20 make possible great economies Ia
The production OF gold.
~ Is well understood that tho great
Ka11r soid mlnes Ii south Africa are
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r N THE L. s. ~ 1891 AND 1895.
for the Spectators who are on the ground
floor 10 need scarcely be added that
Tor people al q distance from the mines
and unable 90 get any accurate Informal
ton OF their value. wildcat gold mining
stocks viii impoverish man Just as
surely and a good deal more quickly than
backing race-horses from the outside.
The total gold coinage OF the world Is
estimated at about sfOO0.0O0.WO. How
much bullion there Is besides no one
knowa-. Ihe annual product now ex-
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n.dnced Nnle. 10 Nj roLnl and Eelnrn.

The Southern railway recognizing the
fact that a great many Richmond people
would ike 10 spend their Sundays az
West Point. have arranged TO put in a
rate of Sl0O for the round trip, tickets TO
bee sold Saturdays ana Sundays. good 10
return Mondays.
The Terminal Hotel at this point has
Just been opened under an experienced
management and everything has been
done for the comfort or guests who may
go 20 that point.
For rates. tickets. and other iuforma-
ton. call at Richmond Transfer Company.
SOB east Main street j. %. Nerser. ticket
agent Southern Railway Station. or 92)
east Main street.
J. @. HORTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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Tho offices of the Kcelcy Institute of
Virginia are now located n Richmond a.
$40 east Franklin street. for the cure OF
LIQUOR and drug addIcuon- and noras-
theuia. Write for circular. Corresnon-
dcnce confidential. Address the Kelley
Institute. BOX 55S, Richmond, Va.
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Popular Scashore LNcursIOns Via X. Il. &
4. IL. X.
on Fridays ard Saturdays you can go
10 Atlantic City. Cape May. or Sea Isle
CITY at round-trip rate of So from Rich
mond. Tickets good 10 return until the
following Tuesdays. Leave Richmond 2
A. NJ, Washington IL A. NJ, arrive At
lantic City 4.25 7. VI.
For full information apply 10 Richmond
Transfer Company gl3 east Main street.
ticket office, Byrd-strect station. or
c. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.