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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-09-09
Methodist Conference Appointments.

AT the NJ. T.. conference which was
Ia session at Boise City from the 3ist
OF August TO the Ind OF September, In
elusive, these appointments were made:
Blsckfoot-W. G.. Price: Idaho Falls
%. A. White; Pocatello-J. ID. Gill;
Ian. Rev. ]. X, Yost, "a former pastor
OF Blackfoo,, was permitted to locate
and will go To Pomona, California,
where be will make his home.
The delegates 10 the general confer
cnce which meets In Chicago in Ma,
1900 are Rev. @. A. Lan3en with X. +
Hammond. reserve, and II. +. Neal, la,
delegate with r. A. Dond, reserve.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-09-09
Men Of the Day.

The influential growing men OF the
nation are the men who keep them
selves in touch with the important liv-
ing issues OF the times. They are the
men OF the day. The world around
them is their opportunity. They do not
dwell In the land OF dreams. They
waste no precious time in brooding over
grievances. They are looking for OPP
portuni,ies, not hunting soft snaps. "
THE NEWS trusts its young men readers
will note and profit by these facts.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-09-09
Retura Of Pastor.

Rev. w. G. Price has been returned
10 the pastors,e OF the Blackfoot station
OF the N. L. church. This 10 an endorse
ment by the conference OF the work Of
MIR. Price.
His return, we believe, meets with
general favor and he should have the
earnes, cooperation of his members
and all who worship in his congregation
In his christian work. The words OF a
good man are as benedictions upon a
people among whom he labors.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-09-09

NoTE-You cannot. il you value good health.
afford to use cheap. low-grade. alum baking
powders. They are apt to spoil the food
they do endanger the health. All physicians
will tell you that alum in food is deleterious.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-09-09

ss" s~WtS NNN V3V "os>ss
docs much harm u the indulgence
nre'traincd, shoughtless criticisms
TIERS. .IsAn evil, and those guilty
should apply . heroic rca,edy aud
v' j. NJ. Wilder hes been returned
ae charge At Caldwell. This will
u" 9TH year ~ that station. Il
" happens that . minister Of the
- church Ia allowed 70 all . small
HOO i've years, but Dir. Wilder L. q
war minister aud any charge he
serve will be pleAscc h, retain him.
certain Idaho mother went 70 San
~l'co to meet her boy returning
Manila, and when she xacended
ss"u~ay to the troopship Grant
NV his lsnk. hungry look, her nrsI
" Of greeting we're: Come alous
mother and get something 70 est.'
man Ia any better than tho aver
"DETAILS Of his daily life.
~usn isider stockings for boys .
.'o paid for Poultry at tho Fulto,
'''' Bring them along. F. DeKay
'' do you want your money
"nen you buy your next pair q
~, "ossv lfyou do buy SHOWS make
ing ike them for the money an,
:" FOR sale by ., II. Bisthan.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-09-09

A true friend IL one that Is always on
hand when there is need OF him
LADIES, don't fall to sec b'esnsn
Fall line OF fiue shoes, just received
Come and get one Of our frpe oook'
~ The Fair.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-09-09
That Throbblae Headache

Would quickly leave you, If you used
DIR. Kings New Life pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for sick and nervous headaches.
They make pure blood and strong
nerves and build up your health.
Easy to take. Try them. Only % cts.
Money back If not cured. Sold by Hull
& Woodruff, druggists.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-09-09

Try some home cured ham and bacon
from the Fulton market.
MOTHERS. Your boys stockings wear
out too fast, don't they? They won't II
you buy the Rough Rider brand. Extrs
price but extra good.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-09-09
Feet Fitted

To A. the Zee, Ia no feat with j. o.
r.wt. CO. Wear-Isesisscrs. THAT'S
~h.. they're made for, 70 1T every con-
celvsble size and shape OF foot Soo
styles. Get pair At Woodin & Houcks'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-09-09

uIkS' "v |
-o-o--o--o--o-o-o
.o,,rt 10 la session II Paris,
Lake county
lister Thomas Is enjoying e'"o
. iurlough.
!. .. p. Sweet and little daughter
r,,urnsd sunday afternoon from
AL. Lake CITY visit.
v.,i. Wall 10 At homo again |
"a .um msr visit At Antslops-
and Mrs. John &. Willis vsrs
from Dillon Sunday.
.,,. Killioo. tho barber. left Mon
,,xruoou for Sal, Lake City 70 ~.
POSITION offered bin In that city.
msmbers OF the Idaho regiment
ls,, ., Nsgasaki, Japan, too III to
sus the voyage home.
,.u Agsn, c. A. Warner, Ross
/. .,Ill = very sick man.
,.ll term OF tho public school Ia
.irvleu di.,ri,. win begin Monday,
,mbrr il,h. Miss Gillespie,
YER.
A. II. Boomer. "Mosher Of shs
Rssimept." says shs will DO
srsd GU, OF the military service
she Idaho boys.
. Idaho regiment was !" the Phil.
=. Jus. Que year and ,wn hours and
|, minutes. lilsndcd =, ParAnsquc
Ali. 1895, a, I. p. IN, and sailed Tor
July 3is,, 1899, At $50 p. m.
e s.a,s OF virginla, In county pri.
a. Is ins,rrrtiug for United States
,oe. There arc s~o leading cAndi'
,-senA.os Martin and Governor
Z.
v railroads running out from Port
varr greatly reduced rates 10 the
ming soldiers travelling over them.
Idaho boys may rrssrn that ~a, /,
,srrnor Saith and stan VI Montana
70 10 sAn Francisco next week ~
tho regiment returning FROM
llA
Enforcement. arc being rushed "a
q o,i., and his army 10 to be In
srd 10 5000 within the nett oi
Several transports gill sail from
francl.co this seek.
be assistant surgeon OF the SrbrAsku
nea, bruagh, il,,ie orphan FIJI
boy sikh him on his return on this
4or; Grant. He 10 b~ieh, ii,,i'
- Of 10 years. Ia appearance he i
like Jap.
ra'i OIL. Il reported 10 be rapid,
lslas do-n under tn. weight o
r snd responsibilities. aed the an
lness and worries crossing out o
cruel criticism. OF Ills management
le Philippine war.
= starter for 1900 the election Il
ssh congregational district ol Mis-
\ could not t,e made more pleasing
satisfactory to tho Democratic
y.
FaI shsfscr. nov In command q
Department OF the Pacific with head
F'srs at San Franchises. will bc RI
on the 18th OF October. With tn
lpsiou Of the time sp.at 10 Cuba III
Rsal hAs been II San Francisco !
b.
irAdier General oseashinc was =
iided passenger on the trnnspos
nt Tic |, home on sick leave. Tn
srsl may return 10 Manila. bat II
likely h. will not. The climate
much for one OF his aee-
citizen took = rctaralng soldier hc
Restaurant, At San Francisco an
o seated =, the tabls said: "Nov
&c whs. you want" but the sold,
led; mo, you do the ordering "a
90 the eating"
mt Lieutenant Couant assistal
icon OF the Idaho voluntccrs, vi
red promotion 70 the rank
Or " he would rcmaiu u Manll
the good doctor IL with the boys
Francisco.
very common fault and oac whis
% docs much harm u the indulgcn
nre'traincd, thoughtlcss eriticiss
'ocrs. II an evil, and those gull
should apply = heroic rca,edy ~
it.
ev' J. NJ. Wilder hes becu return
&c charge at Caldwell. This v
u" 9TH year ~ that station.
" happens that . minister OF {
!" ehurch Ia allowed u all . sml
200 i've ycsrs, but Dir. Wilder 4
war minister aud any charge
serve will be pleascc h, retain hi
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-10-14
TAKEN FOR ROBBERS
Midnight Farce Comedy Episode in
a Kansas City Saloon.
Two Young Men start on a burglar
Hunt and Are Arrested-Take the
watchBen for ThtcTes--A
Genuine Surprise.

According to a Kansas City CORE
epondent OF the Chicago Chronicle, the
strange adventures OF Frank Reynolds
and Ed d. Kirk in w. II. Dixons saloon
ended in their arrest for burglars and
a ride through the streets in patrol
wagon to the police station. Both young
men were out to catch burglars, but in
stead they got caught themselves by the
very men who were expected to help
them. The saloon OF W. H. Dixon at
915 Walnut street has been robbed fou
times in the last four years. The latest
robbery happened about ten days ago,
wheR a thief succeeded in hiding until
thie porter had closed the saloon at 1880
o'clock in the morning, and then car
ried or $50, all the change in the money
drawer. He let himself out easily
enough by unbolting the doors. This
set the burglar alarm going, of course,
but when the detectives reached the
place the thief was far down the street.
with his plumber jingling in canvas
bag.
How TO stop these robberies was
problem TO Dixon. The burglar alarm
wasn't of any account when the thief
set it of only when he wcs escaping;
it didn't pay to have a private watch
man. But Frank Reynolds, III East
Twelfth street, and Ed ID. Kirk, 3o2
East Seventh street, had MIR. Dixon's
| permission to try their hands at the ad.
venture of capturing the burglars Rey.
nolds works in a poolroom and Kirk is
captain of a small detective agency
When the porter locked the saloon a.
1:3o o'clock in the morning he locked
themin. too. according to arrangement
Half an hour after this the adventure
occurred.
In some way--nobody has the leas
idea how, says Mr.. Dixon-the burglar
alarm went of in the office of the West
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a MEMORY OF eVeoNE DAYS.


An. those dear. delicious Bohemian days
when we lived az the housetop, you and I,
Ear above the CRIME OF the city ways.
And close-ouite close-to the sun ana the
Ely.
y was your lover. you were my wife.
Ny world. my heaven. my bride Of
sTor IL was the honeymoon OF life.
And orr troubles-and triumphs-vsre
yet to seek.
4 sketched and painted. with palette on
! Your little sOrennEsr was stepped in Ink: :
Yet were happy for All their delay. I
shink.
tFvho would have guessed that a snowy bed
Lay snugly beyond the japanese screen I:
Or that tea things and cheese and = bit Of
bread
/ Behind the tapestry lursed unseeni
lJnst a window 70 raise. and a step t. go.
And there lay our garden and lawn In one.
1C1othes-lines above. and leads below.
with glorious view OF the rising sun
IAN. what rejoicing that fortunate day
sold my marine--the "Ebo OF the Tide
bought you some roses. We went to thu
Pad biils. had = little4eSt over beside
no you ever fashion wish life nineT-
Such foolish wish-and all so vaini--
when weary OF bowling at fashions shrine
You long for the old life back againr
IIN-ish. and wish IT night and day..
I That honor and riches and place and
4 power
trvouid take to them wings and ny away
And land us back at that spot and hourI
The Puritan.
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ern Union telegraph Office, and the in
dicator showed that Dixon's Walnut
street saloon was the place where
thieves were tampering with the door.
Two watchmen, A. T. Moore and Scott
Gordon, grabbed their coats and re-
volvers and ran as fast as they could
toward the place.
On the way they met Policeman Gro
gan and told him the news, asking him
to aid them in the capture of the thieves.
Grogan followed them as they APP
preached the place cautiously. A rear
door on the north side of the building
opens into the alley by the post office
building, but this door seemed secure
Evidently the thieves had entered by
the more difficult door an the south
side in a narrow passageway. The pas
sageway is little more than two feet
wide and is closed on Walnut street by
high blue signboard.
Unexpectedly there came a soft creak-
ing at the door in the narrow passage
way. The Waterman was pushing II
| gently in, surprised to find it locked
1t resented his effort and he pushed .
little harder. StiA it would not move
and the man, hearing excited whisper
inside, and judging these to come fro>
the burglars, cast himself with bouI
against the door, hoping vainIy Il
burst it.
Kirk and Reynolds were sure now o.
the good fortune that had come to them
They were sure that burglars outsid'
had come to rob the place, while tn,
detectives outside were equally sur
that burglars inside were already rob
bing the place. Each two was eager L
!, capture the other two.
, 1t was an odd situation. Kirk an
Reynolds might have shot through tn
door and killed the Waterman, but the
decided 10 capture him. So they ur
bolted the door nearest the post offic
building with eager fingers an
= | opened it
! Then one of them ran into the allie
to face the leveled revolver of Grogal
: The officer took the surprised man b
the shoulder and told him joyfully tina
he was under arrest
: The young man was thunderstrucl
He couldn't understand it at all. i
: looked and stammered and tried
speak. Finally he managed to explai
g to the officer that he was mistaken. I
waved his hand foolishly at the doc
n But Grogan wouldn't listen.
thought he had made a great captur
f So did Moore and Gordon, who can
around to see the prisoner. They we
taking as much credit to themselves
2, they could, when out walked the secoI
e of the amateur detectives and was co
t. fronted and equally astonished by t
y officers. In spite of the protests OF t
u young men they were taken by the nc
'e doubling but jealous Grogan to the T
IS lice station. Explanations were ma
II sae Reynolds and Kirk obtained thu
Is =eisssc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-10-14
VIZ 60 nI.cnn.oIat.,

What should make thee, therefore,
hang down the head? Sharply are
such Christians to be reproved that
being in Christ, lead lives as if they
were out of Christ. Dost not thou
make the world think that that is false
which Christ saith: For my yoke is
easy and my burden is light?" If
Christ's yOkeeis easy and his burden is
light, why is it (saith the world) that
the servants OF Christ walk so discon-
'solately and complain of heavy bur
idens? Therefore rejoice in the Lord
always and be SO cheerful that the
world may see that the service OF
Christ Is a sweet service.-Thomas
Hooker.
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OLD DOMINION sTEAMsHlP ,Co

DAILY LINE FOB NEW YORK, ExcKFT suxu6w
Passengers can leave Richmond aally excrr,s
Sunday via Chesapeake and Ohia rail- wnW Il
o p M, or Richmond and Peter burg rrfI,
road. (Horfolk and Western route 90 A ~
coRrSctius at Norfolk with Old DomfnfoT
Ltno steamer sailing same evening AZ -
O'Clock for New YORK
Tickets on sale NJ Richmond Transfer. On.
pAnys eos east Main Street; Chesapeake So
Ohio railway and Richmond and PetereN7r,S
railroad deDots, and at company'a O1soe al
east Main Street. Richmond. Baggage chec ka4
through.
for New York and all points beyond car %
shipped by steamers. sailing from Rich NO.
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, sne FRF-
DAY at 500 n This steam er carrtea stecr
age passengers only.
Manifest closed one hour before sailtuR tfrnf
Freight received and forwarded and thr0u9su
bills OF ladtng issued for all northern, eaENcra
and foreign ports
FRoM NEW YORK
Passengers can leave daily exCepa Sun daw
~ Il d (SetoTday N. TO Norfol X or OLA
Point Comfort, connecung with Norfolk anA
western railroad or Chesapeake and Ohk0
railway.
Freight for Richmond by steamer via Nsr
folk Mondays and Wednesdays 800 n 6aa-
sAilings from Oempany's pier. No Norss
River foot OF Beach Street.. Freight raseE~S1
and forwarded daily except Sunday.
FOR furthsr Information apply 20
xOHN.F MAYBE. AgenAs
111a east Main streeA
Richmond, Ta
". /. auiIlaudsa, President New York
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Southern Railway
SCHEDULE
M rEER0T NAV rs 1890

0~hGDC LIZ
IN EFFECT MAY. IS, 1899.
Train Leaves Richmond. w.
11.O0 k.No II SUUTHERNEXPRESd ally for
Atlanta. Augusta Jacksonville, and
points South Sleeper for Danvflle-
Greens boro. Salisbury. and Charlotte
sleeper open II Richmond 0sOo y N
Stops for passengers at local stations.
Connects at Danviue Ed Charlotte.
with New York and Florida Express
mo 83( carrying through sleepers be-
tween New York and Tampa. wi IA con
nections for all Florida points, also
connects at Danvtlle, ChAriOTse With
the Washington ano Southwestern Linn
York and Nashville New YORK and
Memphis and NewXorl and New or
leans. with connections for all points
in Texas and California.
1a:O1 No. z, solid train daily for Char
lotte, N. G. Connects 81 Moeeley vita
Farmvtlle and Powhatan railroad ~
Keyaville for Clarksville. Oxford, Hen-
derson and Durham and 1T 9roensboro
for Durham, Raleigh. and winston.
salem at Danville with NO. IS United
States Fast Mail, solid trails, daily for
new Orleans and points South, which
carries eieepars New York 70 new Or
leans ana New York to Jacksonville
and Miami for Nassau and Hab@nA.
Through sleeper Salisbury. 70 Mem.
phis also. Pullman Tourist sleeper
every Tuesday ana Friday, WAshin gt0r
to San FranCleoo without change
90 p. NJ, NO II, LOCAL, daily except SUNDAY
for KeYsvile ana intermediate DcaRtl
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s:SsP.N from Atlanta Augusta, AsAsv1n
and ali points south.
9 30 P. NJ, from Keysvtlle and local stations.
LOCAL FRKIeHf TRAINS.
NOS. 81 and 81. between Manchester ana n
ADolla.VA
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s0EEDULE AZ EFFEcT RIEi
rRkxN LEAVE BxCHNOND-UEIoN DKtx1f
- a H. DaAlT Arnyss RstsrsearE. V:s1 A.
n. Norfolk n - a. n. 0toDa ou7v
a A.senearg- WHvsrly and SD
S@A n. Daily Arrtvss Petersburg e:st
NJ Neldoa n as A. NJ. Fayettevt
A-iS 2. ~. Charleston 10 20 Saves
nAA - - A. n. Iacks0nvtlloF
A ~ Eere Tampa 8 % 2. n. Con
ElEaRg af 0oldsDoro s:ie p. n
slssP sr Sev YORK TO Jsshso SE
tsrsbars 1865 p n. Stops Mancbes-
Ter. eWryss BlufI, Centralia. All
s@P- n, Daily. Local. Arrives Psesrv-
eaSg t:1k z. -. Makes AL st0pE-
sSek- u. eaty, Arriyss FetsEsb9rg Sss ?
IAR. H. Daily Arrives Petersburg s,o4 ?
eoanects with Norfolk s44
Ate Poants- Emporia o:t0 (ooa
noots with A and D. fer sta t4orN
hctwcon Emporta and Lawrsnoe
vtlle). weldon e:S3 D m FnyetteS-
Vile 81 - m. Charleston Ses a
m, savannah Sso6 .. m, Jacka1a-
VIE % ,. m, Port Tampa Q Is n
NEw LINETo MIDDLE GEORGIA
R0IHTs.-Arriving Aiken IS A
IL. Augusta 16 A M, Mao7u fa
"a. Atl.ntA 1e:l5 p. n P1iIsasz n
JsoKsonviIie. Port TaEsa. A. -
Augusta and Macon.
nosF -. DAILY, arrives Petersburg S.N
p NJ Weldon IL :2e, M kA-e~
local stops between Petersbe ~
ant Weldon Arrives LynctJ1s ~
El5 A N; Roanoke. Va, f:9O NJ
Hrtstol, Va, 1910 A N Pullu1ar
sleeper Richmond TO LyncllbcrrTr
AoSe r - 01ny- Arrives Petersburg u q
Trains Arrive Richmond.
Ss1B A IA, Daily, frc u Jacksonville en~~--
nSh. ChnraSston, Atlanta NO.
Augusta. and all poiR Is South
s1b n L., Daily except Sunday At2auas
Athene,sand Raleigh, Hen6erEax
LYnehburH and the West
S7I A. D., Daily Petersburg Local
ose@ ~ IL, SUNDAY only From Atlanta g.
ems. and Raleigh, and HenderEo7
L1uchbrrg, aud the West.
a y a ~ Daily. NORFOLK, Suffolk and p
LIS p n. Daily except Sunday. from p
tereburg- Stops Chester Centrnl-
IN, Drewry's Bluff and Manche~ter
on signal.
f-~s r IL, Daty- Jacksonville, Savannah
charleston. Whining ton, Co csgi,srS
and all potE 6 south.
1-ee r n. Daily. Nerfolk, SUFFOLK WaxorIr
and Petersburg,
SO Z. n patly. Petersburg. Lynchhurx su<
the West.
I'm. EMERSON.
Gr.er., -. Trafic AsnaesE
HME s.,cN.
General Passenger AGeer<
Q. 3. CAHPBKLL-
O1v1Hion Passenger ARumf
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WAETED-Twenty industrious col-
ored men to All positions in Richmond,
Petersburg and Newport News. Va
Must be able to read and write. Steady
employment and good pay to right par
ties. Full particulars cheerfully fur
nished on application Apply by lettec
in own Handwriting.
UNITED M'F'a P1BLIsHIN0,. Co.,
11O7 & 11oo E. Main ST. Richmond Va
8,1S-4n
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AxM Chesa peaks and
1.WUt Ohio Railway.
ROUTE.
EFFEOTIvE OCT. I, lsp0
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.


BROAD-STREET STATION
pie sfatsons. NsWpoTs Nsws 0sa
Point, Norfolk ana PoEsnnss1S1-
S'A@ r :. .,:, Rssiy xisn t,cls.sn; ie1 49,
NOEtelk and rorsEneSt1- CnnnesS
At OLD Point vita wasAs.gsoA
steamers, daily win DaletDSsD
steeaners except Sunday. Cen
meets AZ Noriolk with o DS 8 frnn
49,. =. NeT York except ssnssy-
Tor Clifton ForSs G~soeess ~
Gordonsviile for o.1nses
ARA, ana washingtsa, ~ Uaioa
Station. CharlottssvfHe fcE 1.yDeA-
enrE:st Basic for HagsFge0wn-
his p n. Daily, with PulInans - CancAnDa-
n. Loujsvtile and 81 lOW'B Seops
only At important stations Coa-
and at Orange with SoutheJn BY
northbound; ~ CsYinstC0 SOs Va
Meals ssrved o. DaasA.s s.ss
80. nSss: 1s1ins ezeePs sun
ecrdoSs~iiIs g stSun.oa
% p. n Accommodation, except Sc0oay sor
10 10 D. m, Daily, for CINCINNATI, wtsA PuIl-
man 70 Hinton w. Va, and Cor
louisville 20 Cincinnati and Leu
tsville. Meals served or Dtning
Cars Connects IS Stanton Sex-
oept sundaylfor WINCHESTER, Va,
Virginia Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET
STATION.
leo a. n, Daily, for Lsxington Lynohbo II.
and Clifton Ferge. Connects en-
cept Sun day with Buckingham. Al
berene, and Branches, and at C3tE-
ton Forge with No. 1for Cincinnati
See p n. Except Sunday. for co3nmhin-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND,
BROAD-STREET STATION.
500 A. NJ, Except Sunday from Doswen-
$3.50 A.. X. Daily from Cincinnati.
10.l0 NJ, Dali from Ncrfo1k end GA
Poius.
$50 =. n, Daily, from CtnoannAsi ana 10uss-
Vile.
$50 p n, Daily. from Norfolk, s1A OSd
Point.
T:4s p NJ, Except sunday, frsz Chiffon
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION
$40 A. n, Except Sunday from Co7unbin
6 20 p ~, Daily from Lyuchburg, Lexington
and Clifton Forge, and excepi
Sunday New Castle. and Rcsney.
| JOHN d. POTTS,
Asst General Passenger Agent.
Il
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YORK RIVER LINE, WEST ri rOlx1
The FaVerire Route North

LEAVE RICHMOND
Train No. 10, 4 so p N.
BALTIMoRE LIMITED, Daily. except Srndn3
for West Point, there making close conneck1c1
At West Point with steamer for Baltimore.
Train No. 10, 2;so P. n.
LOCAL KxPREss. daily except Sunday, for
West PoiRt and intermediate sta tioAs. con.
meets with stage at Lester MaRor to walker
ton and TappahAnnook: also at West Point
with steam ers for Baltimore. Stops at All sta
tons.
Train No. -. see A. n.
LOCAL MIXED, leaves daily, except SUNDAY
from Virginia street station for West Point
and intermediate stations, connecting with
stage at Lestor manor for WGlkerton and Tap
pahannock.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
0.20a. m. Daily,
1O4S q m. except Sundays and Mondays
$50 D m. Daily, except Sunday from We91
Point and intermediate stations.
Steamers leave West Point West Point DAT
" except Sunday 100 p m. Arriving Balu'
more 5. 80 following morning; returning leave
irving West PSi1t Z 80 and Rlcnm S-2O To-
lowing morning
Steamers call AZ Almonds Wharf and Gl0u-
cester Point Tuesdays and Saturdays 1T Clay
bank and Yorktown Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays.
@. w. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Gao 4. kahn St. Richmond. Va.
franc Al CU Manager. cen. p fss a 1sa
FRANK s. CANNON.
Third vice-rresldent and General AAHAgs
i Washington, ID. q.
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ice cream and water ices the
year round, at Graham and Easleg's.
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Marshall Chsdwick,
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When # quieted down, up riz the pick
er'l to the top, with his belly turned to
the sun, and he lay there as stiff as q
postl just riz one yoop.
'HoorayP yooped. Now let town
meetin' come and gol This'n be some
thin to talk about as make my rounds
as constablel'
"Irowed over, scooped the carcass up,
chucked it In the boat and started for
home, 1 hadn't gone more'n ten rod
when I heerd q tremendous runpus in
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The saddest OF sights.

This world is full of various countless
tragedies, but the most tragic of all its
tragedies Is q wasted life.-Baptist
Union. = -. f. $780, ..---~.----.
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An Amazing Fish
How Daniel Lost the Job as
Towz Constable. 4
ifsTHE night o town meetin'. after

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