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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-07-29
ALEXANDRIA, La,
.Tuly 18th. 1895.


July 10Th, 1895.
The Police Jury mat pursuant to adj
journment. Present Messrs. James, Hill,
Ivan, Sieet,, Wheadon and White.
The minutes of yesterday we're read aud
ihe President being absent, Mr.. james
was called Ia: the chair.
+. On motion OF, Mr.. Nixon:
Resolved. That the sum oi .$l25, or AS
much thereof as may be necessary, be APP
| propriated out of the bridge fund Of 1896,
! to build bridge across Bayou Sefcer, on
Alexandrta road. between Jesse psice and
stephen Holts, and that T. j. Crawford,
A. Z. Kirkpatrick and VIM. Arnold, be
appointed commissioners. to let out and
receive same according to law.
! On motion of Mr.. Hui: $
= Resolved, That Justices of Pea"e and
CoDstables are hereby instructed that In
| future, no bill for costs will be allowed by
| the Finance Committee unless it Is COM
pletely itimized, by giving the name of the
crime with which the party is accused,
the names of witnesses and number ex-
checked up accurately. with the warrants
On motion Of Mr.. Lawrence:
+ Be it Resolved, by the Police Jury, that
thu position of janitor OF the Court House
herssofore existing, be, and the same is
hereby abolished and discontinued.
o. motion of Mr.. Wheadon:
Be it Re- solved, by the Police Jury OF the
Parish of kepides, that Mr.. l.. u. Texada,
road contractor Tor the parish. be re-
quired to pay into the Parish Treasury
all montes on hand, and that said money
be paid in at once. Be 1t further
Resolved, That said road contractor fur
nIsh an itimized account OF all monies
collected since the April meeting Of last
Police Jury. and that q statement be Tar.
ntshed by him to the Jury at its nex'
meeting, and like itimized statement bt
furnished here after quarterly, until ex.
piration OF the contract with said l.. n
Texada.
President Swann in the chair.
!, On motion Of Mir. WheadOn:
Resolved, That the sum Of ZIG be ap
propriated, and warrant issued to th'
Clerk ef the Police Jury, to purchase sta
tinnsry and stamps for the uss OF tn
Parish.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-07-29
POPULlST CONVENTION.

The National Populist Conven-
ton in session at St. Louis, Mo-,
last week, nominated VIM. j. Bry
an for President and "Where Am
[ At Tom Watson, of Georgia,
for Vice. President. Having re
ipcted his running mate, MIR. Sew
all, Mr.. Bryan very properly and
honorably declined to accept the
nomination. The "Pops," in the
belief that they hold the balance
of power as between the two great
parties, have taken such action as
they conceive will ultimately tend
to the enforced withdrawal OF
Sewail and the substitution of
Tom Watson. Should such an IN.
precedented departure from party
customs and traditions become an
accomplished fact, it will chant
the funeral requiem aud sound the
death knell of the only party
which has stood for more than one
hundred years as a faithful aud
ever vigilant sentinel upon the
watch towers of constitutional, pc.
litical, civil and religious liberty
While tue platform is moderate
aud conservative in comparison
with the Omaha and Ocala pro.
nunciament0es, it is still too ra,ii
cal, Especially the planks rcquir.
ing the government to coin and
distribute money 70 the people
and to purchase, own aud control
an railroads and telegraph lines,
so that the ".lear people" can ride
in the railroad cars and send tele,
grams at a merely nominal cost.
for Democrat to stand on. II
appears to us, that the situation
which confronts the American peo
pie to day, driven to desperation
aud frenzy, by the demagogic APP
peals to their passions and violent
prejudices against capital, by ofli't
seekers and other unpatriotic lea
ders, is very similar to that which
eliminated in the formation o
the bloody tIiumvirate known ii
history as Robespiarre, Marat an'
Danton, which preceded and pre-
cipitated the French revolution
and the ':Reign of Terror" which
for five long years kept the gnillo
tine in constant use and deluge'
the streets of unhappy Paris wit
the blood Of two hundred thor
sand defenseless, unresisting an
perhaps innocent victims. Go
grant that the sound sense an
sober reason Of our people, mil
tlueuced by the politician, the o
fee seeker and the denlagogn'
may finally resume their sway an
that the revolving and blood
scenes depicted by the historian
the French revolution, may nevt
be re enacted upon American sol
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-07-29
ALEXANDRIA, La /,

July Z, 1886.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adj
i,urnmept. Present.. J. Swami, Presi-
dent: and Messrs. James, Hill, Lawrence,
Nixon, Price, Phillips, Sullivan, Sleet,
Wheadon and White.
The minutes Of yesterday were read and
approved.
The Jury being now fully organized
proceeded as Board OF Reviewers OF the
assessm. Mt rolls of the parish, to exam
inc said rolls, and at O'clock adjourned
until 8 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Attest:
JENNIE BARRETT,
Clerk Police Jury.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-07-29

The "original Bryan man" III
Mississippi has become very mum
er0us since the Chicago eonven'
ton, and there ara Still many sonn
ties to he heard from. We have
no claims to urge in this direction.
however, NatcheZ Democrat.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-07-29
Sam Jones says that to be

Sam Jones says that to be
Republican requires the swallow.
ing of the niger; to be a Demo
crat the swallowing ola barrel OF
whiskey, and his choice would be
the nigger. AS soon as Sam has
swallowed as many niggers az be
has barrels, of whiskey we. think
he'll change his politics. A mig.
ger is mighty good thing in hit
place, but his place ART on the
inside Baton Rouge Bulletin
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-07-29

John Heard, colored, "a years
of age, was hanged at Homer last
Friday, for the murder of his wife.
This is the first legal execution
WHICH has taken place in Clai.
burue for 81 ears.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-07-29

Some OF the newspapers hos.
tile to the election of Bryan, de.
clare the Republic will not survive
if lie is successful. The same hue
and cry was raised when Jefferson
and Adams were presidential can
didates, each OF whom was elected
and served two terms without any
detriment to the Republic. H.
deed, it fiourished, expanded anu
increased in resources, power and
dominion under their several ad
ministsations. judging the flu
ture by the past, we have a right
TO expect shat the Republic viii
continue to grew In power, influ
ence and prosperity, under the ad
ADMINISTRATION of Mr.. Bryan, should
he be elected. We have had croak
ers and calamity howlers sincs the
adoption of the Federal constitu
iion, who are inces sanity predict
ing tbs dissolution of the Repub
bic, whenever they are "turned
down" politically and we will con
iiDue to have them until the enc
of time. They are indigenous t.
the soil Of Republic ahd gro"
spontaneously. There lives ns
snan sufficiently great, powerful o.
influential, even if lie be a military
-. to destroy the great Amer
-. while the psa
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-07-29
The Detroit Tribune DO

The Detroit Tribune bolted
the Republican party because it
did not incorporate tree silver
plank in its platform, and by way
of compensation the old reliable
Democratic Free Press bolts the
other party because it did declare
for free silver.-( Natchez Demo
crat.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-07-29
The following claims against the parish
were approved by the, Police Jury, and
approyed paper issued for same, viz:

were approved ny SOe@ o1Ss 1u'J, eoN
approved paper issued for same, viz:
j y Dunn, deputy sheriff !, ..s-.... 90
w J Dean, CON-. oil. election. ...... 90
L Mason; 'deontv fheriffi... $50. 20
San, Blum com, at.eleciIon. $50. 3COi
i w Staf.,ri, CEN. OF election oO
Lod Tanner, CON. CT election 49,. 59.
z u Butler, coru. OF election. Il. 90
j w compton,; con-. Of election. 90
David hlurdock, com. Of election. %
N w Swords, com. of election 49,. 10
l. u. Marshall, clerk Of election SO
W Alexander, com. of election. z 80
D Adams, com. ef.election... -. b
f. Il Hooa, com. Of ele ,tion ...... Z So
Bertrand We'll, clerk 0f election. 30
Jas Yawn. deputy sheriff, 20
J W Calhoun, deputy sheriff. ..... W
n L Stewart, deputy sheriff.. -. 3 OO
L J David, deputy sheriff .:.;..... %
Pittman, com. OF electfon. ..... W
A PlttMan, com. ofeiecti0n::..... b.
Lezame Johnson con,.'M election 90
y w. Wilson, deputy sheriff ...... A SD
George Stalhan, com. Of election. 90
W. NJ Hudson, deputy sheriff. -. 4 80
J W White, deputy sheriff ,;..... A 30
NJ V Lacaze, deputy sheriff ........ 4 so
Francis David, deputy sheriff $50. 90
y A Ryder, deputy sheriff .-......,. 81
Sol Strother. com. OF election. 70
w Dixon, com. OF electlnr..... %
+ II HoNertop, com. of election. 8 %
Albert Andres, com. Of election. 8, 90
David Andrews, com. OF election :. 10
II r Lawson, com. of election. 20
/ Israel Perkins, com. Of tieciion-... 90
E M Lambright, clerk. OF election: 9 90
l. A Calhoun, clerk OF election $50. %
q Patrick, com. Of election. 90
Samuel Mallett, com. Of election. 90
T c Wheadon. com. OF election -. %
| R B Rougeoat, com. OF ELECTION. 90
| w g Discb, com. ct eIeciion.... so
D Weinberg, com. Of election ...... 4 30
Robert Martin, CON-. OF election " 80
Mike Smith, com. Of election. 30
Arthur Singleterry, com. OF election SO
H Devil, com. Of election $685.. 4 SO
j T Blackwell, clerk OF eiectiop.:.. ! 30
George Anthony, com. OF election 8 90
CA Simpson, com. OF election. 6n
d / Willis, com. Of election -. 4 50
Lewis Edwards, com. of election. 3 %
e e GAliigan, clerk of election. %
3 T Lewis, com. of election 4 sc
Thos Richardson, clerk OF election 81
W e Wilson, deputy sheriff $500. SO
r A Bearer, deputy sheriff. ....... 4 90
Walter Bell, com. OF election. 81
Nell Siess, CON. OF election 1900. 8 u
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Jas Martin, com. sf election $3.50. SO
Auar,;w t-nrer G M. of election 81
G Il Hawortn, CON-. ot election. 3tO
} + smith, CON. OF election. 4sO
] X SuRsile, com. OF IL, ctton 500
] n MarIer, com. Of election . SEQ
w in PAU, cferk Of election. %
J X :u.s-ou, con. of election. -. w
Ell Hupk, MS, com. Of election M
y d Wii,atns, com. of ele.;u m. 81
Joseph Price, carrying ballot boxes Cd
FrHhk White, coln. Of election. "
Flank Scott, com. OF election. Oh
Leonard Conptrn, com, pi election w
H-ury Perkins. deputy sheriff 76f
John HAYS, deputy sheriff. ....,.... 90
+ Z Bolton, com. OF eiec'mp...... W
. Mike Aaron, clerk nt election. 10
P'V Ovid, q m. ofelectlon. $50. 800
w Ii Chapman, com. OF eiection... O
& Price, clerk Of election. ...:.... b.
Henry Atwood. com. OF election 80
Lac Lee, com. of election ......... %
J NJ Crews. com. oil, election. 8 90
AdOjph MOraux, Com. oil election. 81
Mathew Ryder, clerk Of election. 90
James Non. com. Ut election. Cd
} " .S.ott, com. OF election $50. 3 90
| VIM Anthony, com. of election. $50
n Lrckett, com, of election. 30
| W 2 Taylor, deputy sheriff. ...... 450
| Ed Price. com otelection $3.50. 40
LES Smith; clerk OF election 800
| A CS.f,rd, deputy sheriff $50
VIM Rogers, com. of election. -. 80
t Y'C Holton, clerk of election. ..... 20
John W Elch, com. OF election. 3O
| j n Dawson, com. Of election. a0O
~ T SandtdRe, com. Of election. 800
T. q Watts; com. 81 election ..... 800
n Johnson, clerk OF electiqn -. 90
W F Texada, clerk Of election 45D
j w Roberts, com Of election 49,. 460
:S:A Dowty, clerk OF election ....,.. 400
j %. Collias. cou. Of election. 50
s 'Hayt, CON. Of eleciion 50
Z, VIII Flowers, com. OF election. 50
Jerry Duplssss, com .!aa election. 100
w d Smith, clerk of election. 49,. 500
: EThomaB. deputy sheriff. 500
N l. Haihorn, com. Of e1setidu,.::.... 20
/, !. Ell Cleveland, deputy sheriff.. 4 80
! M ID Sleet, com. OF election ......,.. 400
F A Blanchard, conn., OF election 800
y J B Rougeont, carrying boxes -. 460
c Wise, Jr.,, COM, Of slsc.ien.. 800
w r Soteeifs, clerk of election. 4 80
John Hathorn, com. Of election 8 90
J.f9, Ryttid, com. Of election s..... 800
VIM Flowers, election expense. 30
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-07-29

If you have good property
/ insure, go to j. W. Alexander
get a good policy Oh ii.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-07-29

July I4tu, 1870.
The Police Jury met pursuant. to ad.
jonrnment. Present--Messrs. James,
Hill, Lawrence, Nixon, Price, Phillips,
Sullivan, Sleet. Wheadon and White.
TIE President being absent, Mr..
Lawrence was called to the chair.
% motion. the Jury stands at recess,
until morrow morning at 8 O'Clock. t.,
enable the Finance Committee 70 finish
its work. So,
Attest:
JENNIE BARRETT,
Clerk Police. Jury.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-07-29
Wanted

Wanted
Sewing machine canvassers.
Apply'to John J. Ferguson.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-31
ODDS n ENDS.

nv II p...neoIl ~ Naloop uoo In tho
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&.
MISS i"n"'o
'''''ns
a NUMBER OIL "hee'"eh "e'' "'""
''o"i n'a"eh 'ee''''
VIC. warren was up ron superior
TO attend the oscyc'e meet
Frank Smith returned from Colorado
the latter part OF las, week,
j. X. McClarru. of North Branch
Kan, was III the ely this week.
Several een.lemon from Superior at
tended the races 10 Red Cloud yester-
day.
Mics N;,,;e I.,u,arbacb. of Colby,
Kansas, is visiting r. ends in Red Cloud
this week.
u,.,o., c,on. ~ o,,aors was sbakin
b.nas w,,b his nav ola a~couuntancss
:, pod fuo,d ~, ,b. oo,b
90, ...u,
""'' 49, LII
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one
Inc oeau'''u' rams -
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-31
The Bicycle Meet.

The heavy rain OF Tuesday iixcd the
track in elegant shape for the races on
the 30,h, The day WAS ali that could
be desired in point OF weather, although
during the last part of the program the
floating clouds threatened to delugo the
earth every minute, but Providence was
merciful and there was not the slightest
breeze to break the perfect calm.
A large crowd was present, and they
were not disappointed III their expccta
tlons to SET some fast riding,
The half mile novice was captured by
James Maxiield OF this city, with A. f.
Springer Of Bladen a close second. Ne
these we're the only two entered in this
races, it was Il hard fight for first prize
from the start. Time, l:lj %.
There were 40 many entries in the
professional races that il wac necessary
to III trial heats Ter qualification. In
the first heat there was a bad spill on
the curve as the bunch was sprinting
into the home stretch, in which freddy"
Maxwell, Mocket and Frederickson re.
ceived some bad bruises.
In the final Of the half mile open pro
feseional, Frederickson received first
money. Mockctt second, and Hay man
third. Time, l:lS25.
A time limit OF $50 was placed on the
one mile open, amateur, 80 there could
be no 'soldiering,' but they we're all
backward when it came to setting pace,
and consequently the limit was not
reached and u pacemaker was put in
and the race vi over, with Cannon
finishing first, Flescher second, and
Baugh third. Time. 2:23.
The one mile open, professional, WAS a
regular loaf, 40 time limit being placed.
la the sprint down the home stretch,
Maxwell crossed the tape first, Freder
ickson second, Mccall third. Time, 253.
The half mile amateur, open, vas a
holly contested race, in order to get un.
der the limit OF l:l5. The first trial
WAS successful, Baugh finishing first,
Mills second, Flescher third, in Ill 80
The one mile amateur tandem race
WAS won by Cannon and Sager IN the
time Of 2:l5.
No fast time WAS attempted in the
, professional races until the three mile
handicap WAS reached, when Harry Eek
who was on the l6O yard mark led thu
5 bunch u terrific pace for two and q quar-
ter miles, where, owing to the bunch
continually changing pace, he was over
r taken and finished fourth in the tina
sprint. AZ they crossed the tape for tn,
last lap, Maxwell. the scratch u VIII
. had been following in the rear, made
J tremendous squirt and held II till tn
end, winning first money, with Lawson
, the terrible Swede from Chicago, tinisf
. ing second, and Frederickson third. ]
a was owing to Eck's hot pace for the tirs
two miles that the state record droppe
to 1889, more than 20 seconds.
The two mile lap race was very inter
Q esting, the riders sprinting down th
home stretch to sec who should or OF
the tape first at each turn OF the tract
The first prize went to Sager, the secon
to Mills, and third to Baugh.
This ended the best bicycle meet eve
q held in this part Of the state. The rio
Is ers complimented the surface OF I'll
q track very highly, and say that, wit
e more banking, it would be the tastes
track in the state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-31

Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
cures all blood disorders, All eruptions
of the skin san be removed by the use OF
this wonderful medicine. 1t has nc
equal, and is purely vegetable. g. l.
Getting keep. it, as well as all other first
class goods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-31
M. Il. NOTES.

Fourth quarterly meeting August 8 to
Q.
Rev. W. b. Alexander OF Hastings will
preach Aug. Q, at 1880.
Rev. Metcalf OF Cowles was in our city
Monday calling on friends.
Rev. Blackwell preached the fun eral
sermon on Monday morning at the home
of Brother and Sister Shirley, for thei r
little daughter.
Our eyes looked upon the splende ed
corr fields and lovely homes in the no rth
half of Webster and Franklin counties
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week.
The topic cards have arrived for the
two leagues and are beautiful as well as
useful.
Plainview, one OF Rev. G. W. Hummel's
appointments, is surrounded by great
fields Of corr which will n" doubt en-
courage the people to build a large
church, 80 greatly needed.
The School Of Methods opens at De-
weese, Aug. l3. -... -
The Hastings district camp nesting
opens at Deweese, August II.
Rev. w. b. Alexander will preach al
New Virginia schoolhouse Friday night
August 7, also on Saturday at 1000 a. m
and hold quarterly conference at 2 p. m
Amboy is the place where the Cowles
quarterly meeting occurs, August 8 and o
Through the appreciated kindness Of
q friend this parson and his family had
a very enjoyable outing the fret Of the
week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-31

Drive out the impurities fro m your
blood and build up your system by Great
ing an appetite and tOning the stomach
with Hoods Sarsaparilla, if yOu would
keep yourself well.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-31
Republican, Take Notice.

Hon. G. NJ. Lsmber'son will speak in
the court house tonight at which time
a Mckinley and Hobart club will be or
ganized. Everybody invited.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-31
SCOTS
Emulsion

Of Cod-liver Oil with Hypo-
phosphites, will make poor blood
rich. 1t is a food for over-taxed
and weak digestion, SO prepared
that it can easily be taken in
summer when Cod-liver Oil or
even ordinaryfoods might repel.
SCOTT & BOVINE, - New York
For sale at soc, and sr.oo by all druggists,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-31

Hoods Pills are the best after dune
pill; assist digestion, cure headache. 25t
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-31
Poor Blood

is starved blood. It shows itself
in pale cheeks, white lips, weak
digestion, no appetite, exhaus-
ton, lack Of nerve force, soft
muscles, and, chief of all, weak
muscles. Your doctor calls it
Anaemia. He will tell you that
the weakening weather of sum-
mer often brings it on.
The morning times., 1896-10-25
BALTIMORE ~
- AND OHM
RAILROAD,
Schedule in effect july 18Th. 1885.

Leave Washington from station corner OF
New JeIsey aECnue and & 81.
For Chicago and Northwest, EeStibu!ed
Limited trdins 1910 Il. m ana sos y. IN.
For Cincinnati, s.. LOUIS anu India aapoIs
vesiioIied Liu.lted 3.45 y. m, cypress
1915 night.
rOf tIt.sJJrg and Cleveland. e xpress daily
1000 u. IL. and $40 p III.
For Berkeley Springs, 3-45 p. III. daily,
FOR pecr tark, Aiv..nL..in Lake Park and
Gakian1, 100 80 =; m, l.. . a m, all
ain Lake Park sunday.
For Lexington anu stdunton, q noon.
For Winchester and way stations, 1870
For New orleans, Memphis. birmingham.
Chattanooga Knoxville, hriStOl, and Roa-
noke. 1000 p. m daily; sleeping cars
For Luray. s,i5 p. m. daily.
For Baltimore, Week days 800. $50,
" 90, xI-o5, X! 10, 30, xe.uU, SO.
x9.30, xlO,0o, NJ go a. m, 2.o5, l2.l0,
Nl2.35. X3;oO, 3 %, Xi,2s, 49,, N5.05,
sI5, N9.2u, 11.l5, X1l.5o p. M. and
xl2.o1 night, sundays, xI,oo. x 10.
90, MOO, 30, 4.32, No-U5, X5 10,
$40, Ns-a". xS-2o. 11-i5, xll.5O p M,
xl2,O1 light.
20 ana as p. m sundays. $50 j.
ini For Ire FreasflcE, G 300, 200 noon, -1.15.
T}-3u, 'b.5b y. m
For Hagerstown, f12.OO noon and
1880 y. II.
For B0yu and way points, week days,
DAYS. 800 a. IN, Is, T-05 p. m
Fer Gaithcrspare anu way pants. wees,
days. 700, 100 a. m. II so. 3-CO. 4. 50
+S:, :. 81, $50. = .o5 !. 80 u. n. SSarusys
9 90 a. m, i.15. 5.35, I.o5. 1918 u. m
For Washington Junction anu way points
80 on a m, 81. Is p m. Express trains
stcpping ut principal stations only. 74.3U.
For Cape May. 10 n. m. Il nosn.
EOYAI. BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains Illuminated with Iiutsoh light.
For Philadelphia, New York. Bosi on.
and the East, week days, I.C0, T:U5, 500.
1000 a. m, Dining carr. 12:Go, 1895,
z 90. 1905. Dining Car, SEQ p. m (I2-Ol
SrindayS, q %, Dining Carr, (9.CO a m,
Dining Carr, G2: So, Dining Carr, 500
I5O5. D,uing Carr, SEQ, 12:O1, night,
Sleeping Car, open for passengers 1000
Buffct Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 q. m, goo econ,
and 2 80 p. III. week days 12.35 y. M.
TENcept SUNDAY. -naiIy. --Sunda yonly.
XEXpress trains
BlEgage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer Go .
an order left at ticket offices. 6IS Penn
Sylvania avenue nv, New York avenue
and 18th street. nd at depot.
WM. b. GREENE, CHAS. o. SCULL.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
The morning times., 1896-10-25
r RAILROADS..
RAILROADS.
Southern Railway.
(PIEDMONT AIR IINE.)
tschedule in effect June IA. 1867

tSchedule in effect June IA. 1S96)
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
passenger station. ---.-.'
a. in.-DaiIy. local for DanviIle cop,,,,s
at Manassas for strasburg, daily. excens
Sunday, and at Lynchburg with ,he Sart
folk and Western, daily, ana with the Ches-
apeake and c,;ln, one; sIy. sGalay. for the Natural
MA II. m.-Daily, the CNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet Srren-
ers, New York and Washington 10 Jackson
sleeper for Ashevinc and Hot Sprinrs y
c., knoxville and Chattanooga. ienn's and
at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper for
Augusta; Pullman Buffet Sleeper, Washing
New Orleans and Houston, and PnIlman
Sleeper, New York 10 Birmingham Vim
Chnrlotte and Atlanta.
1:ui D. m.-Local Tor Front Rnyal River.
ton and Strasburg, daily, except Sunday,
4;5I D. m.-Dally, local for Charlottesyil,e
lo;A$ prgrrRa E mirRaa!ly,y yKATIRIs,G yWKAAsH5MGT6N AND
TIED. composed of Pullman Testihnle,i
sleepers, dining cars and day coaches
Pullman Sleepcrs New York to Ashevilic
and Hot Springs; pnnc:,, n New, G; New York to
and Jacksonville, and New York TO Mem
phis via Birmingham, New York to New
Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery. Yes
southern Railway dining car, Greensberot t;
"Gh.ss5 GRsslNs 5N WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIXlslOS ieuse washington so1 a. n.
day. and 6:25 p. m, Sunday oiily, Tor
Round Hill; 4:32 p. IN. daily, except SIM.
day, FOR Leesburg. and 6:25 p. Nd. daily for
ton S:26 a. III. and 500 p. m daily. frnI,,
Round Hill, and T:o6 n. m. daily. eycent
Sunday, from Herndon; and s:34. "a, m.
daily, except Sunday, from Lcesburg.
Washington 6:42 q. M. 2:2O D. m, and
$40 p. m, daily. Manassas division:
1000 a. M, daily. except Sunday, and
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and in
formation furnished at offices, 51ls and
1900 Pennsylvania avenue and at Penn
W. II. GREEN. Gen. Supt.
j. NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager.
W. A. Turk. Gs.a.z Pass., Agent.
l.. S. BROWN ,Gen.Agent Pass Dept.