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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-08-14

r ENERE JAVA is still in the l.
with sales increasing. By a rec
contract for a large quantity of this 7
ular brand of coffee, am able to secuI
reduction of two cents per pound, al
am going to give my customers and
public the benefit oft. The price herea
on Revere Java will be 30 cents per pou
or pounds for 81. | claim it to be
best coffee ever sold in this town at
price. Try one pound of the Revere J
next time, and if not satisfactory.
eheeriully refund your money.
Yours truly,
Il. ;. BENEDIC'
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-08-14
HORSES!
WAGONS!
HARNESSES!

| have nice line of draft and dri,
horses ! must sell at some price to c
them out. And my vehicle departn
is immense. All kinds of farm wag,
open and top buggies, road wag,
surveys carts, poles, buggy umbreI
And my harnesses are all up to d
single and double. Lumber, shingles
clapboards. Come and see me before
buy. No such stock to select from
this county.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-08-14

Persons who have a coughing spell
every night, on account of tickling SEN
sation in the throat, may overcome it AT
once by dose of Ole Minute Cough Cure.
ISAAC STERNs, Middlebury.
CLAYTON n. NORTH, Shoreham
b. F. HASKELL, West Cornwall
d. Ii. BENNETT, Bridport.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-08-14
CONDITIONS

Entrance fee purses per cent accompany the entry, with
additional from all winners Purses and stakes divided
and per All best three in five, mile heats -Four
three The Society the right declare of
and first payment any stake that does fill satisfactorily
change the order of the programme benecary and declare
bad weather other good and sufficient Sub
scrbers liable only for the Of money paid in, but all moneys
shall be forfeited to the Society No horse shall receive any
1896 Rules of National Trottng Association govern all
Send for entry blanks o 324w
CHARLES f. STETENS. SecJetaJY JTestDOJf, ". Y
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-08-14
WEST SALISBURY.

Rev. J. NJ. Smith of Ripton will preach
at the Methodist church next Sunday
morning in exchange with the pastor.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-08-14

of Mortified was the speaker of the
evening. A. j. Markham, the campaign
singer, was present and gave several
campaign songs.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-08-14

Dean Rheumatic pills absolutely
Rheumatism " Neuralgia. Entirely Y
table. Safe
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-08-14

Use Less Soap by Using
Harmless Soap; two pounds washes as much
as three poun6 OF cheaper.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-08-14

Harmless Soap; twopOunds washes as much
As three pounds OF cheaper soap.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-08-14
WEYBRIDGEi

G. II. oprgg is able to be around
little.
Miss Curtis has returned to her home
at Troy.
Miss Nellie Stow has returned home
from Boston.
George belong and daughter Daisy of
Warren visited here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NJ. Baker are visit
ing relatives in st. Adams this week.
Elmer Warner of Fitchburg. Mass. is
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Warner.
Miss lnez Fsle has returned to her
duties at the Industrial school in Yer
gennes.
Mrs. W. c. Sturtevaut and daughter
Nettie go to Waterbury this week for
their health.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson is expected home
next week. There will be no services at
the Methodist church next Sunday.
Rev. F. Bigelo~ preached fine dis
course at the Methodist church last sun
day. Mr.. Bigeow is a young man of
promise.
Mrs. Eli Palmer and daughter of Hi
nois, formerly of this State, and Miss
Brainerd of the same place are with
friends here.
Deferred from last week.
The next meeting of Weybrdge lodge,
No. 20, O. of G.. r., for the installation
of officers and transaction of other bust
ness, will be held at the residence of II.
b. Hagar Friday eyeping, August II.
From an occasional correspondent.
Town politics are very quiet for such
an exciting time. The present outlook is
that II. y. Boies will be elected repre-
sentative with very little if any opposi-
! ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-11

AS
rrnon the estate Of this Englishman
there was a small lake five miles III CIT
conference and perhaps miie across
at the widest. This makes a lah-slNt-
lake for purposes Of beauty ana Tor Ash-
ing. but for sailing a yacht IL was i.I
too small for pleasure. one day whhe
reading a scientific book a thought camc
10 the owner of the lake.
DIGGING THE FOUNDATION.
Calling stogether his landscape gar
dencr. his consulting engineer ana some
drainage experts. ne ordered them 10
drain the lake dry and make IL possible
10 work within the excavation where the
lake was.
AS soon as the water was drained of
by temporary pipes. he called his work
men and set them digging upon q
trench. II was FOR foundation 10
future home. I'm the bottom or the
trench was laid concrete Above thai
was stone tightly sealed. Above that
was more concrete Then came solid
flooring. into which no water could pos
sibly penetrate, no more Than through
stone pier
Now from tho foundation OF the struc-
furc there were erected walls OF solid
plate glass These were very heavy
and there were several thicknesscs OF
them to make the walls strong and
proof against the boating OF waves. Last
Of all glass roof was laid on. This
work went slowly along, because 81 had
20 he done in tho most careful manner
The smallest error. one unprotected
crack "a weak place I'm any part OF the
work. and tho house WOULD not have
been wafer tight.
Leadlre from this glass house 'n The
middle ~ the lake q passase-w2y was
built This had a stone floor. glass
sides and a glass ton. 10 led TO lane
upon the shores of the lake. Here
beautiful lodge was constructed and
fully furnished. 81 the rear ~ The Lodge
war a door which opened uron fieht
~ stone steps. inriosci with glass.
down which one could travel through
the glass passage into the glass house
beyond. Nothing more complete could
have been invented.
The matter Of supplying air was IN
important consideration. 10 could be
done with pipes. bat pipes are never
ornamental. and the whole vas q hcyc
an aesthetic aspect incompatible with
the ides Of lead and tubing. Anothcr
happy Thought esme to tho invec'or.
WATER LILY ORtINa1c
lie ordered quantity of l1fge afti-
fetal water lilies made. Those were 70
he ,Don the surface 81 the water while
their stems. big and hollow, would reach
down 10 the house below. Being such
large. hollow stems. The ar could easily
be supplied 20 the inmates OF tho glass
houee small apartment whore th-
engineer and his pumps were located
In the rear Of the house would com
municate with the lily stem pipes and
thus air could zoe freely supplied 10 the
rest OF the house. There We're cluster
after cluster OF these lilies. enough TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-11


SEEN IN A GLASS HOUSE IN HIS ~
the water has a green look. vergns L.
black. and recall unspeakably bayar-
Tayiors emerald sea.
With such q mistitude OF the fnny
family floating around IT, 10 is not TO Dc
wondered at that n mind so sportsmau-
like AS 10 invent this submarine marN-.
should want to indulge in THAT ciysiuE
of AN watcrmen, good fishing ground.
And here fishing is managed as on Az
cadia-a perfectly governed AFFAIR.
Bv the most ingenious arrangement o.
wires and lines it is possible for the
fisherman within The glass house ana
bis friends 20 throw lino out a valve
opens and M the same time closes au-
tomatically an outer valve. only n
small quantity on water flows into the
opening. Into this the sportsman
throws his line. II has 40 sinkcr upon
30. but SIS frOehtcd with enough cork 10
MT 10 half way up to the surface TIL
inside valve Is now closed and the out-
side one opens automatically, and the
line is in the water
Strong electric lights arc now turned
on and the fish come swimming
around Tn their midst floats the cork
and the bait Iu a second there is
nihble. then n fish ereclier than the
rest swallows the bait and IS hooked.
Getting him jon Is managed aa the line
was thrown cut. The outer valve is
opened and tho line pulled in. THE outer
valve now closes and the fish IS pulleG
I'm through the inner opening. The I'm
est fishing is done in this way.
SCIENTIFIC FISHING.
Fishing is also done from the surface
Of the water. True sports in le1eu-
with the glass house beneath anchor
over 10 and cast their lines. Slowly Oh.
line Is lowered until it just touches th-
class roof The conspiratorsa below
have been watching for mis- and sld-
denly tlev Do hose nood OF ELECTRIC
lirht within the house. Qnick as fash
the dsh come Hooking round and bits
is sure. Catches Tint Wore never snp-
posed possible in tnis lake have been
made in this wav ana the ENTHUSIASTIC
owner is stocking his preserve with
many rev varieties Of frosh-water fish.
expecting raror sport next year
In the way OF spectacular effect this
house IS n sevon-dav wonder. Brilliant
colcrod LIGHTS can food &C.. electric wires
can be sent ont into The water with fine
effect. fish can be- shocked. and very
tempest IN a teapot raised 90 within
the few hundred cubic feet OF water
where the house stands.
As contribution 90 science this little
house in the lake .s valuable o. afford
ing a field for experiment Divers can
be- sent down and The exact action az
the water upon the diving apparatus can
be observed and miniature tornedo boats
can be lowered and raised and Tire diff
crliics Of locomotion carefully observed
from the glass sides Of the house. As
a means OF warfare Il is useless. for
glass could not withstand ammunition.
hut as nald for accurate scientific
submarine observation The in. ..oc Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-11


positively insure supply or ircHh AIR.
When al was done the water was
turned back into the lake. In 1t ran
with q rush and swirl but the glass
house stood firm. and tho lilies on top
Of tho water responded With n supply
of air. while tho pumps inside sent back
the bad afr 20 other liiy pipes. II
worked much as diver suit Is man
aged but without tho danger.
The house now that &c stands COM
uiofed. is worth q i0nr journey TO see.
IL opened as q museum OF living cum
oeitios 50 would be- filled night and
day with visitors within all Is quite
ns az the dead OF night Tn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-11

presented marine architects with au
instrument for which they must be
grateful. Submarine lighting, air sup
plv. locomotion and even submarine
heating can be studied. not TO mcnlon
the unprecedented opportunities Tor oD-
serving the habits Of fish and discover
ing new aquatic spccies-an opportunity
invaluable to the naturalist.
The inventor has in mind marvel
Ions structure In the heart Of forest.
hut II IS doubtful n his operations OF
land can equal those on sea.
CLARENCE $. RUSSELL.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
SCHEDULE EBFECTiyE MAY -. 1890.
Al.A.-,l LLAk H. kICAAOND-INI MON
DEPOT.

SGHADULE EtFECTiNE MAY -. 1870.
AAA..,1 LEAVE kIChAOND-INION
DEPOT.
Norfolk IL 20 a. NJ. stops ohly
az reteis9urs, hafeily, and
Suffolk. Va
Weldon ll.ts A. ~, tayette-
ville 4.3O T. NJ. Charleston
ll.i5 l.. 81, savannah 40 A.
~, Jacksonville 1850 4. NJ.
Port Tampa Gao h. 81.
Connects at Wilson with No.
81 arriving Goidsloro 3:9S l..
AL. wilmington > a. +. VI.
Pullman Sleeper New York TO
Jacksonville.
s.s5 y. III. Local. arrives Petersburg 2.42
=. N Makes all stops.
6.sO l.. n, Arrives Petersburg 1.l9 j. VI,
Norfolk $50 L. ii. Makes all
12)P. NJ. AffiVes Petersburg sop. NJ.
Emp0r.a $40 CONNECTS with
A. x ID. for stations between
Emporla ana Lawrenceyllle).
Weldon o;ts P; NJ, Faaye!te-
c25 a. NJ. savannah e.05 A.
A., JJa2ehsonyg,lil9 go +. Nj.
NEW LINE no MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS Arriving
Aiken 7.Z2 a. H. Augusta $50
a. NJ. Macon II A. NJ. At
i9ata l2ls =. e. Pali:nan
mington. Charleston. Jackson
Vile. Port &c mua. Aiken. Al-
gusta. and Macon
,,.s0P. NJ, Arrive Petersburg 1888 A. NJ.
Lynchburg GOO 8. NJ, Roa-
noke 1855 A. 81, Bristol 10
p NJ. Pullman Sleeper Rich
mond 10 Lyncnburg
,ossA NJ. Arrives potcrsuurs J 10 \. NJ.
i--'' Weldon Z.55 A. a.. Henderson
aA q. A.. H-ieise, 10 A. NJ:
x-4 - N, pullman Sleeper
,.os AZ sunday Accommodation. ar
''-' - fiyes Petersburs SIG a. NJ.
Mixes all stops.
u ~ sunday Accommodation. ar
4:fo T. slyes Petersburg 5.2s y. IL.
Gekes All stops
ro,rNs ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$40 a NJ, loo,DieSicn. ATLANTA Macon
trruffa. and oil points south.
81 Atlanta, Athens. and Raleigh,
6.ie n ~ f'yuch1lfg, and ine West.
II tefprshlfg Local.
.s:25 \. NJ Norlolk. Suffolk. and Peters,
IN n Jacksonville, savannah.
b.W T. 49, ,fnarIa-tuu. IS iIfn'ugtor. Colds
nero. and an points south
700 P ~ E .,srs5sr saaqy yn Mssss ana os
the West.
s.9a . NJ, petersburg Local.
s.s0 A. Il sunday Accommodation from
49, Petersburg.
7.9s ?. H.. SUNDAY Accommodation from
Petersburg.
II. NJ. FMFHSON,
o. - Genera Manager.
,.~~- ..s G. s. CAMPBELL
zrxEEI Division passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-11

In $50 French medical graduate NAM
al Fort established himself go kio oe
Jancir0 where Doe soon acquired q hl'"-
reputation as % skiful surgeon, theieNy
somewhat arousing the Jealousy ~ tne Joe
cal practitioners. Returning 20 Ihfi
after some years Of cApatriltion ne pun
Ilslcl his Impressions Of the Dla1iilah
capital. making particular mention 81 the
detective system of instruction Duo opera
tion ut the School Of Medicine anl ani-
uldvcriing with much severity on ine 'A-
treme lach Of zeal manifested 0y the ttn-
dents. q few months ago Dr. Fort aealh
visited RIO De JancirO. hut had 10 not neen
for the Intervention Of the French Ampas-
sldor the reception bee was accorded by
his former colleagues and -hcir pupils
might well have been attendei by serious
consciousness. The following description
Of the fracas IS furnished by local pa-
per. AT midday Ouvid0f street was
blocked by upward Of 500 students cry
ine with one voice Death TO Fort. Di-
yiding into groups they then proceeded 10
The various newspaper Offices i'm the town
demanding the cooperation Of the press
iu Furnishing thu base maiirner who. I'm
their persons bad dared to- insult the
whole of Brazil and its inhabitants. After
this they searched the hotels for their
victim in order 10 lynch him. hut happily
Dr. Fort was absent from the city that
day. Thus foi'ed they ORGANIZED am exc
cution in ch'sy with funeral procession,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-11

Boy Billy Bryan Of 'Braska'
Nv Tie Tin Gods he sWorc
That the great Cause OF silver
Should suffer wrong no more.
By the Tin GODS he swcie IL,
And took pariof car
And babe The people al! come iofin,
East and Wos, ana south and North,
FROM near and from aiar.
Now from New H9yens tulrets
The listening Yale men Rear
Tie patfer and the ciAtter
Which tell that organs near;
Onward be comes, ATTENDED
10y Pop0Cratic staff,
Then out they rdsh % meet him,
Armed TO the teeth with chan.
lie smiles 90 those bold Yale men
B0yukc. he loves The young.
ANA straight from out It's scabbard
Flies forth his silver tongue;
But cen this wen-tuel weapon
D. poWerlcss 10 avail
Against such curdnng cries FOR Gold,
And dedfenins cheers for "Naiei'
Then spuke ox-Mayor Scresnt.
"Oh. cease This sinful row.
81 fam would be Governor.
Please lot me govern now
And all tho weepine- PopOcTats
stretch out their hands in prayer.
"Cl. mus, b. ne that Bryan DEE.
f. out-tdlked anywherc?'
The hlo0dlesG strife IS ended
The f0Ol-nll threats prevail.
and The great Cause OF Silver
Iias been howied down IL Yale.
IN was not pretty manners
Oh. Yale men fresh and hOlli
But We're glad your rude hosarnas
Rose in the praise OF Gold.
II. 5. Lewis. in New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-11
rH THE MARVELs OF TIE WAVES


the starting point Of which was at the
Medical Faculty. Upward of "a thousand
Students accordingly emerged from TIE
Faculty The next morning in regular OIL
der. each individual carrying On ms mana
a LIGHTED taper while at the head OF the
column there was cataialQue with 81
oofin containing the chiey. ON eiinei
sido rohed students bearing extra iaise
candles marched ass pall-htaIeiS' ana sDtl-
tered along the line was plentitui as
ulpv of tanners decorated with asses
heads and other uncompiimenlary anu
si,us 10 Hrazls calumniator. 80 reaiis-
nj. WAS the whole scene that prayers Tor
th. dead were chantcd while the process
Sion ,ya- en- route. and when The hnal act
ar cremation took place in san Francisco
eoi,are If was accompanied by the sol-
iirru strains OF De profundis By la
ter account we learn that Dr. Fort was
able TO embark on the la Plata safe ana
eonnd" and also convinced we should
think. that Brazilian medical students
have still some zeal left.-Ihe Lancet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-11
A NAN LIVES UNDER WATER.
EnSlishman Builds a Big Glass House
in The EidilG Of a Deep Lake.
NELL LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY.
lilies on the Surface supply Air Through
Stems and Covered Passage Leadst 10
Laud-Honsc Flooded Win Lights
Beneath the waves,


For originality and luxury Amcrican-
arc thought 10 surpass the WORLD. but $3.50
their efforts have been outdonc hy an
Enciisnfnan. whose recent happy
thought places him ~ the front i"nh-
OF inventors aud disccvorcra. besides
SETTING him down as tine author oi "a
new means OF amusement.
This Englisnman. whose name IS Pcnt-
land. has built "a house ia the middle Of
O lake upon bis country property. an-
De is cntcrtaining the celebrities OF Eng
land ana Scotland in this submarine
abode.
The plan Of the house IS not unlike
that OF other homes There is dining
room. small reception room and scr-
wants quarters. There have been no
sleeping rooms built as yet. ass tho
quests go home every night and sleep
on land. But that is a small matter vet
10 follow. The house as it stands would
drive Jules Verne. who thought his Nau-
titus barely possible TO the very verge
Of insanity with realized JOY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-11


LEAVE RYRD-STREET STATION.
7.f.l 4 a. D4Ny Tor Washington and
points North Stops at ElUa
anu local stations. Pullman
ECON sl.y. except sunday; ,.ii 1F
Gtcp5 az hlga,r Ash Hand, DOS
wen, Milford, Free lcks1urb,
brooke. ard Whitewater. Par
lor-Cer, also. connects Wi.h
Congressional Limited 1T
q.,s p n. DaIly }or Washington and
''i' points North. stops at Elbs,
Ashland. boswell. Milford.
Fredericksburg, Brooke. and
whitewater. and other stations
sunday sleeper Richmond u
ARRIVE -BfRD-sf'REET STATION.
$40 A. u. Daily. stops az WldcW4ter
Brooke. fredericksburg, Alli-
ford, boswell. and ashland,
and other stations sundays
Sleeper New York 70 hich-
az p. II. Daily. except Sunday. stops
at local stations ana Llna.
Parl0r-Car from Washington.
7:lo ?. u. Daily. stops o aiiy e sal ffea s5
laud. IuIiUln-D4rs nom New
YORK and W ashinstoL.
fo.9s A. II. Daily. stops ID principal local
stations and Elba, Sleeping
Car. Connects with tunsics-
siOnal Limited between New
YORK and Washing on. ~
FREDERICKSBURG Accom- MO- 'AllON.
daily. except sun1ayl
40 Z. NJ. Leaves Byrd street Sta,ion.
CIV ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY. except sunday
GAP A. M Leaves tiuA.
$40 +. NJ. Leaves Elba.
go p II. Arrives Elbs
G 4 TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
Y. r. D. MYERS. President.
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2E Chesapeake and
> 1870 go OAlO Railway.
-NIuTg


EFFECTIVE OCTOBER II, $50.
TRAINS LEAVE hlCuMDNb.
BIOAD-SlKLEI SIAllON.
500 a. d., Daily. with CnAf car LOT
local stations. Newport Ne"a,
ola Point, norfolk, ana ioita-
mouth. Connects udu4 Win
Oid Dominion steamships lot
3.3j 2. NJ, Daily. With Pullman, for
local stations. Newport New,
Ola Point. Norfolk, and Ports
1900 A. NJ. Local train. with Parlor Car.
except Sunday Tor ". CLIFTON
Forge. Connects at Gordona-
Willie for Orange, tulpepcf'
CalNertOn. Manassas, Alex
audria and Washington. at
Union Station, Charlottesville
for Lynchburs, 40 Basic Tor
Hlg-rstoWni 40 stanton LOT
Winchester.
2.l5 T. NJ. Daily. with puilmans 10 Cin-
onuau. Louisville, and 81
Louis Stops only az important
stations. Connects at GOWNS
tom Va. for Nirrinn Hot
SPRINGS Meals served on DIn-
ing cars. no. ), Local Ifain'
except Sunday follows above
train from Gordonsyine 10
Stanton.
$3.50 r.. H.. Accommodation. except SUM
dey for Charlottesville.
1E0 =. NJ. Daily. for Cincinnati. Ni.l
pullman LOB tOEngt1n. Aa.
aud GordousNllle to Dinelli.il
and Louisville. Meals served
ON dining cars. Connects at
trNIugtsu. VA. daily lli
Virginia hot sprines
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION
$50 4. NJ. Daily. for lyucnhurg LrNirs-
ton. Va. and clifton forsr.
Connects ar Ereml. except
Sunday. for ROsney. 40 Lln.h-
burg. daily with y. a. IS. d.
r.. and th. Southern railway
for Southwest and SOUTH tHu
at w. clifton Forge WIN No
for Cincinnati
4Ol L. ~. Except Sunday. Local tc-
c0mmOdafi0n for Colum Ili.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD-STREEr STATION.
500 4. H.. Daily from Cincinnati
1880 4. H.. Daily. ff0m Aorlo.A ani pd
Point.
$3.50 p. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati ana
Louisville.
$50 p. 81. Daily. from Norfolk ana oih
Point.
7I5 j. H.. Except Sunday. lom ~. CHE
ton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH rIELNL
STATION.
$50 AM, Except Sunday from Coo
lumhi1.
e.Dp p. NJ. Daily. from LynchhHre LlX-
ingt0n. Va. and clifton Forge.
JOHN ID. POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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rafLHoaD[
Southern
Railway.
Y IIDAONI al. 4.i.,A-
CONUE-SID SIHLDJlE.

ONDE.HSLD o\i1Lb CAS.
Nv III 4 ~ JlLI ~, lo0v'
TRAINS Li<A.E k4CHsiO.,D' VA.
200 a. Nj, SOUTHERN ksAFtthSS. oa'iy
for Dany.le, Greensboro, "ihs'"a.
salem. Sicepefs Richmond, "a, 70
Dany!ile. Oreensu0fo, SalisDusss'
Charlotte. Columbia. AID AuS4sla.
COnnects a. DAntille win the " aSn-
lhslon and SOuthwestsEn NesuDdieH
A.4Mltl. tNp, 80, carrying eiccft4-,
baANilio 10 Asheytle, Atlanta, 'nat-
tdfOoS4, LirfulA4 nam, llfiuy1l-, ~"
Orleans and IatA s0aNilic, also, br,t-
class day-Coacurs between " asnnk-
ton ano Atlanta. Passengers 90
Use tAcse coaches without extra
eAafse. Connections made AZ Mem
pms ana NeW orleans iOr al points
in IeAa5 anu ,aiiIorniS, sleeper open
,o.., tor. yasseahel. AZ $50 4. ~.
a. % II, FAST MAIL, daily, Tor Allan
- ana points south. Connects AZ
niQstiey win 4armyilia and Pow
1hian railroad, AZ keystiile Tor
si.sfAle, oxford, Henderson, ana
Imam, ann AZ Greensboro Tor
"tliltu, l.aleiBh. Huu Winston
stlnm. Carries lallor car Richmond
to DinNile. Pullman rIlepcrs WASH
-u tC Atlanta Montgomery, New
ana Galveston. and from
ioft tp Jacksonville. sleeper
rao ..h lofA 60 Birmingham.
''oV \. AZ, LOCAL. l4iiy. rNrout sun
nDlrtt '' Aey at.lie. ANU INTERMEDIATES
r .itdt'AalNS ARRIVE an RICHMOND.
wv a a. ilorl Atlanta ana Jackson
$50 l.. ~, From Atlanta and Ayg-,s,a.
n.ir A. d.. From kcysViUo
FREIGHT TRAINS MlI as, o,,.,, naa-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-11
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MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
$aAn.

Appointed sailing DAYS: Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY, ana SUNDAY al daF-
Freight received daily TN ?. ".
Fare Son Fridays and Sundays
etfamt.. urndirg meals anu Berth.
For further information apply 90
]. v. McCARRlCK,
General Southern Agent. office. Rockets.
W. r. CLYDE e co.
General Agents. Philadelphia.