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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22
IA Close Ont hummer Stock.

= 70 Close out hummer Stock.
Nill sell at greatly reduced
nS. Hats for $3.50 now 1925,
ics in like proportion. Sash
n sur, formerly 80 els a yard now
n els Miss II. +. Town.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

'@yOms ladies' in the fan Drill.
aFiay evening were: Misses Amelia
f's'Iia Stern, BythcIla and Ethel
eNr~, Sallis and Annie Town,
@anl Elns Austen, Minnie I.rct,
llaF Town, Maggie Mng"arI, Katie
'l'S' Belle Barrow, Belle Col
Aay 'hck, Matte Fricr, Mary La
" Josie Cure, Annie IIarrclI, Annie
w Anna Davidson, Bertha TcmpcI.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

''''a'a entcrprising merchants
"1N sent teams and help under
\ ''aa'Se Of Jos Stern to work the
I l.%'V'''e road as far as Judge But
uOSSlns' Mr.. Stern accom-
r4'a 'Ae Work in his usual finish
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

Iral YOUR teeth fixed ? Go to
-Lc S, Hamilton, Meyer Hotel.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22
Sash RihhnnS

Sash Ribbons.
'OIael'y 30 cts per yd, now %
'D@ Miss II. +. Town.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

Read notice of Bldg g. Loan on
second page.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

b er! b v. snnmons Of the sec"""
|oy u rhO was mentioned as pos
""' y candidate for the legislature
p;, J.fpitely decided not to rum
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

Notice..
lam agent for and can give specia
rates Oh all newspapers, periodicals and
magazines. =, -
E.J. BARROW,
St. Franeissille, La
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22
PHOTOGRAPHS.

PHOTOGRAPHS.
Patrick 4 Tadlock are now ready
'baSlnrSs aud for the next ten
HFliI make photos at greatly
thrd prices. Satisfaction Suar;m
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

lsOn at grer store in>town, with but a
on \ EXCEPTIONS, WAS closed on Tues,
E,nhonor of the barbecue an"
'ares Do streets presented a deserted az
~, /. s,nnc during most Of the h0"rs
hc day.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

j.. RI. Converse entert'l"S
y sc. Tuesday next
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

i vii, /, ,oo want your clothes done
& s w." n ,,rle 90 to Jim Louis the
r1lcr hipanlaiI'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

H., arouse a dormant liver and
:. nernlnneut regularity of the
H., use DR.. NJ. a, Simmons
rr Nedicine'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

~ sc. Tuesday next
|, G $. Hamilton with office at
D ... Hotel does work at p''ceS
suit The times
b nrl " 5nmmons Of the second
|Oy, 4. rho was mentioned as a pos
""' 9,.rdidate for the legislature,
u. hGnitrIy decided not to rum
4 vii, /, ,or want your clothes done
4. e wi. :, srle, 90 to Jim Louis the
rlcr lnanlai
:, ,on want SHRIMP, 90 to Aug
On, lnkrs, river front
-, \, arouse dormant liver and
-. ernlaneut regularity OF the
I,,k use DR.. NJ. A. Simmons
bid, rr Medicine
lth.
lsOn at v,.,, store intown, with but a
on EXCEPTIONS, WAS closed on Tues,
Louor Of the barbecue, and
mares Do streets presented deserted az
~, /. s,orc during most Of the hoHrS
stbe day,
Ow. ~
Want your teeth fixed : Go to
If S. Hamilton, Meyer Hotel.
IA + headache, wind on stomach,
I'm NESS, nausea, are quickly
'aby a few doses of DIR. NJ. y.
BIZ on Rnmons Liver Medicine
po,Ioe irSt time in four or five
air Uut rks the editor is at her desk
balm, hoping for no more inter-
saiols on account Of illness.
prietOP '''''' '" ",.
- To Close ont hummer Stock.
EaI sell at greatly reduced
uS Hats for $5.5onow $+.25,
AcB in like proportion. Sash
pAm pr formerly 50 cts yard now
NIX @ Miss II. 4, Town.
Photos at reduced prices next ten
Sa Patrick & Tadiock's Tent
posic True Democrat Office.
aiiy BIZ. Jeff D. Smith, anothcr champ
'vrl lnWIOn grower, HAS car hearty
on iDks for u remarkably fine sam-
ines, from his melon patch.
|rk A
rc. -'' ~ aa.
lmvuSlOnS, cramps, chronic
= snaIe diseases and Mysteries arc
NM d by Use Of Simmons S4naw
@winU or Tablets.
jus Stern VITA ais usual spirit OF
lpycncnl has had brick pave
but laid in front Of his residence
dc IS W PHOTOGRAPHS.
Patrick &TadIock are now ready
w '|SiRrSS aud for the next ter
HTiIl make photos at greatly
"IhU1 |dhed prices. Satisfaction Srlaran
@lOnns ladies' in the fan Drill
Malay evening were: Misses Amelia
N.I. ttslla Stern, BytheIla and Ethc
UlbI @lrrr Sallie and Annie Town
Nnani Elas Austen, Minnie I.ect
IN Town, Maggie Mng"arI, Ktt
T"@ Belle Barrow, Belle Gol
@aay VHck, Matte Fricr, Mary La
Ia 'E'osle Cure, Annie lIarrclI, Ami
'FArna Davidson, Bertha TcmpcI.
Tue dangers Of malariaI atmOs
aV may be ayrrtcd by occasion
Waking DR., NJ. \. Simmon
II 'TNclcinc.
Sash Ribbons.
'"aefiy 50 cts PER yd, now .
'n@ Miss II. +. Town.
Oo certain entcrprising merchant
" Town sent teams and help unde
modeu 'eAarge of Jos Stern to work tn
: ~ ri 0''llIe road as far as Judge Blu
VOSSlng. Mr.. Stern accom-
"p@ the Work in his usual finisl
Isle, lnnaer.
OC hlp ---------
00' ,,.a aeAaVe sold many difercl
So. sA'emedics, bat none has Give
Miss, n. satisfaction than Chambe
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

>, ..n want SHRIMP, 90 to Aug
|nltrs, river front
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

/ water ard Milk Shakes at
d' '" >, loGer st. ErancI''I'Ie'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

7,-,,I work. DR.. {, S,
.,1rpp, Meyer Hotel
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22
, TRUE DEMOCRAT

.,,,ee in The Tr"eDemOcr"t'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-07-22

les.
|esident.
|, MiSs,l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
DRESS GOODS.
sIIIAsi SIIks!

Of only fifty tons displacement over the
department plans Fhey offered one yes
sci Of this type for $lO5s,Oc9' or two Tor
$l.05500 each.
AS indicative of the readiness Of the
bidders to profit by the Injunction I'm the
act OF Congress- for expeditions delivery,
the bidders offer 10 deliver the ships COM
pleted as follows: Trigg, one or two yes
sells within twenty-fOur months; fore
River, one in twenty-five months, the
other I'm tWenty-seVen months; Townsend
g. Downey. one I'm twenty-one months, the
other in twenty-seyen months. All the
other bidders demand the fun thirty
months stipulated by the Board on con-
struction. Therefore. in addition to get
ting far superior vessels from the enter
prising builders. the government would
secure the services Of the vessels from
four TO eight months earlier, which IS I'M
portant I'm view of the urgent need or
these vessels to-day I'm the Philippines
need which promises 10 be almost as
pressing TWO years hence II was an
nounced to-day that all the bids would
be referred to the Board on CONSTRUCTION
tomorrow for examination and report
This is understood 20 relate wholly 70
the technical features Of the bidders
plans. and not To questions Of policy III
making the awards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
THE VALLEY CITY.
Cay Season Opens-seVcral Enter
fninments--PersOna

STAUkTON, VA, November 4.-(Spe-
ciaI)-One Of the most interesting social
Organizations in the city is the AS you
Like It. Club. made up in its member
ship by some Of the matrons of the city
who, at each Of their meetings, nave
number of the unmarried set as their
guests. The meeting this week was at tie
pretty hcme of Mr.. and Mrs. James X.
Tay or, Jr., which, for the occasion, was
tastefully adorned with autumn blooms
Hand-paintcd scOre-cards, dainty s0uve-
Mrs OF the evening, were given each
guest. After the game OF euchre, re-
freshments were served. The guests were
Mrs Virsinius Hall and Mrs. Harry Fra
zier, OF richmond Mrs. william Purvi-
ance Tams. Mrs. Henry Dwight Peck
Mrs William II. Tyree, Mrs Lyman
Chalkley, Mrs. McHenry Holiday. Mrs.
William y. Kinney, Mrs. Donald Allen,
Mrs Charles X. Hoge. MRS. b. Miller Nc
Cue Mrs. Conway white, Mrs George
wilson, Mrs. Frank h. Webb, Mrs.
James Ker. Jr., Mrs. j. Mason Miller,
Jr, Miss Annie Elder. Miss Bette Nc
Cue, Mrs Lucy Kinnoy Miss Nettie Fos-
ter. Nhss Mary II. Atkinson, and Miss
Fannie Catlett
Mrs. Taylor Blaokley, Of Frankfort,
KY. is in town, the guest or MI. ana
MIS- James II. BIacklcy.
Miss Fannie Spr0ui left Thursday Tor
Fayetteville y. c., whore she Will be the
guest of the Rev. and Mrs. Tucker era
ham.
After visiting relatives in King VIII
liam Miss Bessie Leftwich has returned
to her home, in this city
The Entire Nous" Clubs meeting this
week was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John b. HOge, on north Market
street variety Of games enlisted the
interest Of the guests who were further
given visions OF their futures by real
gypsy. who forocasted their fortunes. An
elegant supper-Oysters, salad. sand
wlches croquets. olives, topped of by
cafe noir and bonbons-was served
Some of those present were Miss Bessie
Baker, Miss Fannie Hogshead, Miss fan-
ME Peck. Miss Catherine Trout, Miss Ia
Nj. Shepherd. Miss Virginia May, Miss
Bessie Mccoy, Miss Ella Ransom, Miss
Dora Mcpherson. OF Lewisburg. ". Va;
Miss Adele Nalz, Mrs Robert y. Black
ford. Miss Emma Hoge, and Mr.. Wallace
Mcfarland, Mr.. Thomas Eogshead, MI.
Alexander W. Blackiey, Mr.. Roger n.
Young Mr.. William =. Trout, Mr. Harry
HOcshead. Dr. George 4. SprinSel, Mr..
Tayloe Blackfcrd Mir. Louis Peck. Mr..
Edwin Davis Shepherd. MIR. Robert n.
Blackford. Mr. JOrdon Hoge. AR. Gunthcr
Hoee. and Mr.. John Manly Hoge
Cards received here announce the ap-
preaching marriage Of Miss Virginia
Skccn. daughter of the late General VIII
liam Skoen, Of Allegheny, to Mr. Frank
Houston Rh.nehart. the ceremony to take
place in CovngtOn at the Presbyterian
church. November the 18th, az 8 o'clock
in the morning. Miss Skccn is am OK
ceedlngly attractive young lady, and is
wen known and popular here. where she
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

ore side OF this waitins-roon VIZ "
3 for drugstore and the other sac lur
barbcrshop and baths.
Tho baggage and eNprcas-ro"hs "'
Immediately TO the rear OF ihe ,"N
waiiing-r0om and are connected tn'iN
with and are provided with large h' d'.u-
lie Tits FOR tho purpose Of handling lne
baggage matter between the Erouhu ""''
ard the tracks Ia The train sneh
The wagon entrance for hagsase anu
oxprcsg matter Is by driveway IN lhe
roar onnroach directly irom the car
riage CQncoufsc.
no AVOID HIGH WATER
1,ho Ground floor is elevated several
foot above me street. This is done SO
a. IN mako sure that the station VIII DE
sbove Tho water level in case of floods.
rsfro,s can reach the lower floor from
o.. o.rlof lv means OF steps in front
~ the station or can avoid the steps
bv taking Tho foot walk huilt inside OF
the street wall and starting az riiteeh'h
me third floor VIII De divided into
offices suitable Tor the uses Of the re-
spcctive companies.
The fourth moor win be arranged lot
the use OF the Railroad Young Mons
Christian Association, with iest-rooins'
bathrooms. readng-rocms. etc.
The kitchen in connection with the
restaurant viii also be placed on this
floor
AN ARCHITECTURAL FEATURE
T. is intended TO make an architectural
feature Of the interior Of the second
story. and i'm an probability the columns
and plaster finish and the wainscoating
viii be Of marble and the floors of mar
bic mosaic.
10 will be noticed that a very commo-
dious lobby is placed between the station
proper and the train-shcd with plenty or
e-.l; g. train gates.
il is the intention Of the railroads 10
have everything in connection with this
station nrst-class and substantial. ana OF
a permanent character. and the building
and train-shed with all their appoint
monts when finished. will be amonS the
finest examples Of this kind of WORK.
THE CONTRACT
Tho contract for the building Will be
awarded within short time Work upon
f. viii be begun Immediately after me
construction Of the depot is let. III VIII
be completed I'm ample time, as the Ches-
apcake and Ohio has an immense amount
of work to do before It's 20OOD ViauuO'
through the city IS completed and It's
trains can run into the station.
Tho Scaboard people hope to have the
road into this city by the first Of January
1904. but It is understood that a temporary
depot building will be used until the
trains Of both roads can en.Sr the Union
structure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

was graduated from the Mary Baldwin
Seminary. The groom is a weIl-known
railroad contractor.
The Rev. Dr. r. w Campett. Of St
Peters church. Baltimore. will. on the
9th instant begin a ten-days mission
service at Emanuel Episcopal church.
Miss Julia Wells returned this week
from Philadelphia. her former nome Miss
Wells was one OF the bridesmaids at the
marriage of Miss Flossie Lewis, when
the Slayter-Lewis nuptials were cels-
brated at Mt Holly Pa. last Tuesday
For several sessions Mrs. Slayter was one
Of the Virginia Female Institute faculty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
The New Explosive.

Thorite. The new explosive, has been
distlnguiahing itself by passing through
"A 41-2-inch Harveyized steel plate. III us
success continues lt VIII make as great
record for itself I'm the military world as
H0stetter's stomach Bitters has In the
medical world. SO FAR nothing has app
reared which can equal this wonderful
medicine IN its speedy ana peInlaileniO
mastery OF an diseases of the stomach
liver or kidneys. It's a good remedy 70
trv when everything else has failed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

Passengers can leave Richmc-I daily
VIA Chesapeake and Ohio railway, At
. 100 n. NJ, u Richmond ana Peters
burg railroad (Norfoik anu Western route
~ d a. NJ, connecting 1T Norfolk win
Old Dominion Line steamer, sailing same
evening Al 600 o'clock TOR New York
All-WaJer route steamers leave Rich
mOnd via James-river route every Mon
day and Friday at D K. NJ.
Tickets on sale a. Richmond Transfer
Company ., %S east Main street; Chesa.
mond and Petersburg railroad depSts, anu
at Company's office, LIZ east Main streef
Richmond. ba ssy & e. f SI,S through.
for New York and all points beyond can
be shipped b. direct steamers aslilnnn
every MONDAY and FRIDAY and rs
agMlary steamer sn5 aari sI1il n every WE'D.
carrying freight and steerage pas.enge,
TO Norfolk,. where connection Is mad
with main line.
time.
through bills OF lading issued FOR ai'd
northern. eastern. and forelgn ports.
FROM NEW YORK.
Passengers can leave daily except sun-
day. at 3 +. NJ. Saturday 4 T.. M "a
Norfolk or Old Point Comfort, Gomez
ing With Norfolk and Western raiiro.t
or Chesapeake and OHIO railway
Direct steamers passengers and freighu
DAY 3 p. NJ, SATURDAY 4 Y. 81.
Freight for Richmond By steamers via
Norfolk MONDAYS and THURSDAYS 4
y. n.
Saiiings from Company's Pier. M o.
North river. foot of Beach street.
Freight l5,r rsssived and forwarded daily,
For further Information apply 10
JOHN +. MAYER. Agent.
lxl2 east Main street.
Richmond, Va.
II. Il. WALKER. J. J. BROWN.
Traffic Manager Gen. Pass AIT.
General DnceA: Pier Il. n. T., New
va.As-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
PIcIvTICOSTS,


made in the height Of fashion, love"
line 90 choose from, .,, -..,..,4s
Extra quality Taffeta SILK Pettcoa,1,s,'
q choice assortment. made with uIaDrei ~
nouncc. finished with ruffies, worm go 20
Monday .....,.... ..-........s'' 49,
Imported Mercerlzed Sateen Petucoass53'
deep corded umbrella fiounce, worth 90 80,
Monday .........- ...--.+'.s.+.''' '''''''T'
CHnPUNs. CREPON.
We commence Monday 10 make 2 sur
IN our Black Goods Department letter
buy quickly, as many OF THESE VIII '''
Latest Parts designs in Wool. Mohair,
and silk. worth $780, at ...........'.'>..a -
$50 CropOns at ............'''.''''''''.-. -
81 CrcpOns at ..........:... -; ''..',si
Imported Cheyiots, % inches VIDE, worm
DRESS GOODS.
These decidedly low prices are positi7e-
" for the latest and newest goods
New Gray HOmespuns, worth 'oc'' MOI MOI
day .......... .............. '...''''....
All-Wool English Cheviots, worm g.
Monday ........ -, %
5o-inch Plaids, worth l.'D. Monday. te Sc,
New Golf Suitings worth $50. at..Sl 20
20c. Plaids ...........-.. ....''''''''''ioc'
SILKS! SILKS
Note the way we are going to sell them:
81 VaNeras ............ ...............s ..,oc'
- Satin Duchesse ...........'''...''.'p,o
75c Fancics .......... .......'''.''''''sso
Zoe Elegant Black Taretas.......... .4oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
WosdenWare.
Stoves, Sl.69.

Wood Alright, Heavy Steel Double
Lined size 20XlSXl3; price for Monday
only.
We do Timing Plumbing. Latrobe, Fur
mace work, and repair all makes cook
ing and heating stoves.
John r.. Rose. Of the firm Of J. T.. Rose
age of his friends and the public.
Old 'phOno 1868. no 5-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
FREE TRIAL. TREATMENT.

We
trial without
obligation exposure collect delivery scheme
NJ deception o
Adospaing who had applied We'll eyon
to hug
self
would find
his WAY
feet
would
Wyi}e TO the ERIE MEDICAL COMPANY, Buffalo N. W and
ask for the little book called COMPLETE MANHOOD"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

lDauy except o4l.-ly
Z:i2 a. n, Leaves Elba d.. --al-lo.
400 T.. NJ, Leaves Byr. stree. 4os
EreleTlcksbu.t
q 20 L. NJ, Leaves Elba flr As. Anl.
Gao A. NJ, Arrives Elba f-0u ASH
= rs A. NJ. Arrives Byrd elt's l-'
Frederick hurf
Cos j. NJ. Arrives EAra fr1ut hsh.i--
". L TAYLOR Ir2rc NANt
r. = y. Myers. President aa ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
r,,InK-MNnl. SUITS.

4 SAVING WORTHY OF Your 'o'-
SHERATON. ..
$40 imported Chev.Ot SUITS lc"'.o
rkIrfs aud nobbicst jackets, Monu'y -, ~
SIR ATWOOD Homespun ana We"
Cloths. Monday .......... ..'.'''''''''' 30
500 Suits. Monday ........'.'..''''''-'e-'
EVERYTHING NEW IN WitAfs'
WHATEVER TEE WEATHER II
WILL PAY YOU TO BUY
WRAPS NOW. -.
A LITTLE ] AFTER II WILL IN IN
POSSIBLE 10 DUPLICATE
THESE PRICES. -.
WE INVITE CAREFUL lNSPtI ! .D.'
OF THESE AIMING BARGAlN'.
Ladies' Kersey Jackets. good WOOL ciosl'
inlaid-velvet collar. half silk lined N
stead OF Sl0............. .''..i,;.f'
swell Tan Box Coats. VeiVs1 egIl1 -
strap seams. instead of Sl5, Monday..Ss.'o
Handsome Plush Capes, rchiX en-
broidcrcd, Thibet FUR on collar ana iron,
instead OF $40 ...................'''.''''
SIS Golf Capes .............'''''''''''tt. =, ,n
s. Misses Jro'rrfs ..-....... '''.''''f"''"
FuRS! FURS!
No better tire han now 10 prepara Tor
cold weather. Just glance ~ these pilc" =;
Fine stone Marten Cluster Scars luIl
fluffy FUR. With large tails. here to-in.r,-
ICw nc ..............'.., - 49,
Coney Capes worth 81 mere lo-ia.d
row .......... ............ $500 go, -
Fine Sable Capes. worth So Mou
day .............. ............. .........S '."O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
UNDERWEAR FOR MEN. WOMEN,
AND CHILDREN.

Make your selections now. as the choos-
ing will not be as easy later on, and
prices higher
Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Vests. ..f2 f-2c.
Extra Heavy Flecce-Lined Shirts and
Pants, worth Soc. Monday o.. &c.
Chndren's Merino Shirts and Drawers.
sizes 10 10 90 instead OF 50c.............2jc.
Mems Extra Heavy Natural Mer!no
Shirts and Drawers all sizes..........59c.
MATTINGs ! MATTINGs.
We pride ourselves on the immense
business we DO I'm Mattings. We are con-
WINGED this is simply because Of the SUI
perior merit al our Mattlngs and our
prices being lower than elsewhere. Here
are few or our prices for Monday.
Equal them II you can:
Extra Heavy China Mating 15c.
nc. grade ........... .............i4 i--c
COtton-Warp Japanese, lovely line OF
cclors and designs. worth SQc......17 l-2c.
25c. COtt0n-Warp ................1o Lie.
CARPETS AND RUGS.
A big stock OF Brussels. All-Wool, IN
grain, and Velvet Carpets.
Ingram Carpets, from Ills to 75c.
Rugs all sizes and prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
NNITTELDORFER'S
Vn1nortant News This Week.

TUN
SOME Elk UP! Yet
UOOA'
49, LOW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
ATLANTIC-C0ls.
LINE.

l. AILANIlC-C0AS1
:" VI l. LINE.
Schedule Ia Eject .foty a. 49,,
TRAINS LEAVE HicHNOND-ni1.
STREET STATION.
BOO a D.. D4iy Arrives Y...
81 q. b., NOrf1a 1
~. stops Only o. p.f.
No. WdFely and 5lro.
''"S a ~, Daily. Arrives I..
9.yO A. NJ. Ntl.r
VI, Fayetfe.I.
81, Charleston l b.
vannlh 300 4. 81
'nslilc $50 4. ~
ampa go =. 81 .s
WIIeNn W.. p EU o.
ttt,hf Cold bore 3
.iininslJu 5f5. %
lpi bufai0 ifh
ana al informed
ptl.l.s Springs 4t /,
-.-Ni.i SIZE r.I |. /
- Jackslnrfl. ii
''oV - N, L-liy, except Sum.
S'es f.iersouss 1918 p 4
BUNS. Csnt-a.ia. ana b.. II
ter ou sigma. ~
3:3a p. NJ. Daily. Local A-..
s s,r bur: 'a5 p. 3,
$50 7. NJ. Daily. Arrives P....
6.lJ l.. u. 4lla.s 4
stops Richmlrl .af p. 1
burg railroad
1850 Z. NJ. Daily. Arrives Peters.
SOS - 81 C0r....
Norfolk and 81
No.foik ans .n.,m.s !,
POINTS tuloGl
ect5 witt A. arl d
stations between
am LdWrenD Yln U
~ =. ~ Fayetteville
+ 81, chHr..-f1u l0e 4.
savanna $50 A. ST.. b..
az. 9s'I y q. ". Psr. r.-,
new LINE TO 1nDn,
go. ~ POINTS -A1-.
gusta $50 g. 81. M-.,.
a ~ Atlanta Lr p
Pulln9n sD.Yars Sow 81.
90 WHINING Chaliesf ,
Jacksonville. A.ker. Algl,i
and Macon
BOO P. NJ. Daily. Arrlye psefses,
93y i. ~. Weldon ig
~. Makes local e.Is
tween Petersburg and W.
don. Arrives Lyuohhlrg 3.
a. n. Roanoke. va.
NJ, Bristol. Va. 1870 A i
Connects no Emp1ra h
Danylle Va. arriving p
A. ". Pullman sleeper r I.
mond 70 Lynchburg.
IO:40 p. NJ. Daily. Arrives Potor, p
Tf-74 - -
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
3 .23 Il. 81. Dang. lrOm JalastLT ,
savannah, Cnarlestol. i1
lanta, Macon, Ausls -a. ii
an points South
s:15 4. NJ, daily, except sunday IA
lauta, Athtis, lLdle.-.. ..
ders0n, LynchDlfs. 4li 4,
West
S.a7 A. NJ, Daily. Fetorsburg local
100 A. NJ, Sunday only from at -.,
Athens, Raleigh. lI
Lyuchburs, and Oh. H..
II :o5 A. NJ, Daily. Norfolk. slI 3. a
Petersburg.
.a5 Z. NJ, Daily. except ,sun-aE "a
petersburg. -fO.s If..f
Ccntralla, Drew Es R q
and Manchoste. ln -.r4.
7.2O p. NJ, Daily Jacksonville. 20.
nah Charleston. H.uI-f.
ton, Goldsbofo, l i
points South.
O:55 p. NJ. pai'y. Norfolk ur1s
Wayeriy. and Peters II.
$3.50 =. NJ, Daily PeterslI- Ly =
burg. and tho W..t
]. r. KENNY n. n. EMgslN
General Manager. Traf'. Maast.l
~ ~ FA'Et-IN
General fles.U.t .rnt
q. = CAMPBELL
su 10 Division Pa -s.r-.r tgen.
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Jane II, 1880.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BNRD-sIR-NA
STATION

LEAVE RICHMOND, BNRD-sIR-EE
STATION.
200 A. IL. RICHMOND AND NeA'
FOLK tk.SllB l. Ll L4-....
I'D. AruFes N.r-lih =
a. 81. stops only u.
burg, N4Fer.y 49,. 81"
ceNOud-N.ars ucA. 81. ~
ccl ted oa lAis tra... $500
Dos a. u. TIE CHICAGO lAt- st-',
for LyAcnDu.s, Is .AiN.
llmDus. anu lHi.1t Us.
man > eoyee hoau Be- +.
.uuDus. a4so. lo
knoxville. alG lAA-.a
Pullman Sleeper l.o+N.N- -
1880 =. ". Tor sun5lk. Norfolk. &c y,
termeliate stations
AT Norfolk ~ l1.H B ID .,.
300 L. NJ, For Lyuch1rrt ..-
noke. Connects 80 ~
with ~ asninSton ~.s ...a
tHnOOgl Limited VIM.
SlecIers byLchoufs 20 ~.
pnis and New orleans
parlor. and olacttt ..rN, AL, i
kadfOrd 20 AJtala. "a. :.
man sleeper hetn 49,
moud and lynch uta
al p NJ. Also. fl', -
sleeper PeJer5ooFS ana ~
Trains arrive Richmond from =
burg and the West daH az - -
ana $50 r. 81. from Norte A 80 %
last al llOS A. ii. ami NESllbt h-S
LIMITED az SIS T. NJ
Cafice: SIS Main street. .,..,.>.,rp
City Passenger snd l'J @SSSssi'eY
District gassens s,1,s,v4 ~
General Passenger Atc
General Once; Roanoke We. =,
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