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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
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s SCHEDULE AN EFfESIEO III. l. iUyu.
FkuM RICHMOND.
LEAVE br.Ux-D-oIthEsIS STATION.
9:uu A. a.. Dany Tor pIiicipaIS s.ations,
Newport News. Cid ko.Ilt,> Norio,k
anu r.orssmoutn- rs.rio. car. So. :.
nects AT N0f,u1K Win CD. $. S.
tor New aork.. except SUNDAY.
$40 z. ~. Dany Loe.14. for Sswpost
News. Ol0 Soillt ana uai-
man 10 Old Point.
1000 4. A., except Sunday. Local
s. train Tor Cation Forss. G conn: ,'is
pepper, caiver,on, Manassas and
Il ashing toa:. Connects y. Char
lottessliie tor Lsn1nourS. a, Sas.c
City tor Hagerstu~ii, siiiu AT Staun-
ton Tor Lexington.
s32:45 T. M,Ua1ly limited. to Cincinnati,
LouIss,lle and st Louis. Fuiin1an
gina Hot Springs. No. /. Local
Train, follows No. i, except Sum
day, from 1oidonsvilie to Staunton
day. to Doswett:
1916 Z. M, Daily, r.. F. ", to Cincin-
natl and LOUISVILLE Iuilman slssp-
tas IA HOT STRINGS. -
LEAVE EiGt1rH-SIEst.ET STATION.
1850 a. A., Daily for Ly LsA.i Lex 1,s
car. Conn ects, eScept Sunday,
with buckingham and Alberene
branches.
TRAINS ARKlvE RRoaD- STREET
SEQ A. AZ. except sunday. from Dos
$50 4. N. and $50 p. NJ. Daily, from
Cincinnati and louisville.
u:35 a. NJ. and 6::rO z. NJ, Daily from
Norfolk and Old Point.
SIS 2. AZ. except Sunday. from Clifton
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH-sTREEr
STATION.
$40 a. A.. except Sunday. from Co
lumbia.
Clifton Forge. Except Sunday
from New -astle. Lexington and
Rosney.
For detail tnforrnat ton. connections,
etc, apply at Richmond Transfer office
No. NE, East Main Street: Chesapeake
and Ohio Passenger Office. No. 500 East
Main Street; Station Ticket Offices, or
address JOHN D. POTTS,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
ELEGANT WEDDING
IN PETERSBURG
Marriage of Charles tlall Davis and
Miss sa,lie Field 3 rnard.
A FIREWORKS FACTORY FIRE.
An Operator BAD Bn,ned-The Gov
crno,. PERTH nr,i II, one, n ,;cwaid
Tor Yves. IN -reiand'- Murderer. .
The Hu,ti.ss Court.
A FIREWORKS FACTORY FIRE.
tan.e,a, nispa.ch 10 The Tlmes.o

fsapec;a, Dispatch TO The Times.o
PETERSBURG, VA, November -, ~,
Charles Hall Davis and MISS Saafe emu
B,raard were married at ST. Paui { f>Piseo'-
pal Church tbs afternoon at Guastsi
I,a.t fiyeSo;c.ock The ceremony was per-
forr,,ad Inv = cousin OF the bride, the Rev.
William Foster Morrison. OF the Oiilleu
STATES bat1lssilip Richmond. new statioa'e'
at League Island. pennsylvania
The h-idal party entered the cnurcn
promptly. the BRIDE with her proLhe1' M.
David 81 ade Bernard. ano her
maids of honor, Miss Mary Meade Der
rard. hsr sister. and Mss juliet Manu.
and was met at the altar ov t1s sioo.ii'
who was attended by his brother. Ar.
r,;;,I;sr,s r. DAYS. as best man. Th- BRIDE
wore gown OF white crepe de chine. with
d,,cheseas lace and pearls. The ven was
t.aueht with natural orange blossoms. SID
carried a shower bouquet OF orchlds anu
gfi1iss-ot-,he-valley. The maids OF honor
wore white organdy and CARED onncnes OF
met or roses. Ths church was beautifully
decaracd with farms and white chrySan-
themums.
the ushers were Messrs. George Stevens,
~ 4a,ar.otte, y. C; Jam Mann, Motto
way Va: raul Petit. Palmyra. Va; o.
Rranch Morgan. Jr., hichmond, Va; James
n y, wizard. New York: DR.. Edward T.
Field. Norfolk. Va. Carl Hall DAVIS, John
watson and DR.. John Mann, Pet5rsbuars
Va
a luncheon was given the bridal party
tyv Mr.. Davis brother, Mr.. IL. s. Davis, at
his home, on Union Street, to-day
The groom is a number of the firm OF
Davis ana Davis, lawyers. OF this city
He is a young corporation lawyer and one
Of tina leading young attorneys of this
State.
The bride is a daughter of the late Judge
y. NJ. Bernard, OF Petersburg, and is one
of the most beautiful young women OF
this city
FIREWORKS FIRE.
A fire occurred at Romainss fireworks
factor rs mern-ng, and enc of the
small ing" houses was DESTROYED.
Pncl pesdman was badly burned about
the hands ana arms.
a D tition IS being circulated fer sigma
tur:s requesting Governor Tyler to o1fer a
reward for the arrest Of the murderer OF
". p Westmoreland. the night watch.
man who was killed in this city several
weeks ago.
STEALING EGGS.
Monroe Wilson, g negro, was selt 20
iail for sixty days. by the mayor today.
sor stealing eggs from the Imperial Hotel.
Hastings Court begins tomorrow. There
a-e three fsiony cases on thu docket
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VIRGINIA co LEE BURNS.
)ne Hundred al. rtfr Girls With
OFT Clothes ;!Wear.

ROANOKE, VA, NvemDer 1i.-Vir-
y.na 10. &c. n tie SUI bs OF Roanoke,
was destroyed by fire :lout o'clock this
nurC ng.
The faculty and one nndred and fifty
young ladies' csc. ped i SAFETY, but lost
IL their Goth rs and fleets.
The fire started III Il ho..er-room and
made rapid progress, niwater being CON-
ven:ent.
The college was built wen years ago by
iev. Or Harris. at cost OF about
;;5,10o and was ow-ncdpy his daughters.
II IS insured for s20A1
The young aides or|at various hotels
lri private homes.
The young ladies ure cool and col
lected and left the buing IN good order.
leaving behind all Gliding except what
they wore. One younslady in the upper
floor came down the .re-escape without
mishap. The girls cne TO the city on
the street-cars. ana rsdily found homes.
II is probable the Dllege Will occupy
either Bedford City btel or Blue Ridge
Springs during the inter and new
building be erected hel-
There was mortge OF $1,000 on the
building.
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Labor Commissioner ,oherty mas been
mad second vice-presdaG of the Inerna-
tionai Cirgarmakers UuDn.
The Rctai Clerks Association vii meet
at Smiths Hall ro-nighiat S o'clota.
a, meeting Of the Cntral Trad.s and
Labor Council. he'd TEsQay n-sst, the
credentials of the fol.owig d-legats were
received and the delegaes seated T. G..
Carter, from the Lea the Workers Union
John Gathright. Iron Ml,.d.rs Zion: j.
J. Mitchell, Z. B. Johnsc, Il. W. Walden,
Re.ail Clerks Union; Chr!es Merger, /.
l.. Taylor, William Urt. John, Eeveaay,
Alex Balm. Brewery NVokars' .ju.o9. with
Charles Ill:g as alternate
Comnitte from SeyeTi unions repGted
good progress. and stateithat many adj
iunal firms in the city 4ere co-operat =: :,
with organized labor.
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5T.he attraction til. afternoon "a ,ta
apo hv show which Will be Il erar,
70 o'clock. The contest is,., :, = - =,
S Ssa whose ages range from 5 mon months
~ TT thra1 wears. The contest isnan -
ali, The prettiest baby between sl.,n,bs
5.nd eighteen months vii get first
nrize. and the prettiest baby tween
ais-f,tee,1 months and three yeats,,, get
second prize. Competent judgesill be
nresent to se.ect the prize bab.5 Adj
MISSION, 10 cents.
Mr.. isaac Z. Rice, OF Rock Isia. III.
who has bean travel'ng abroad the
past three months. IS visiting hi.ister.
Mrs. Samuel Bachrach.
The mar. age of Miss Georgia Fnard-
son Quinby to Mr.. George WaltoMapp
will take place TUESDAY, NevembI21th,
at Onanccck.
Miss Quinby is q daughter of t}late
Upshur 3. Qunby, prominent A,mac
attorney, and is one Of the most som-
plished Young ladies on -sthe htern
Shore. She filed the chair of Lafun-
til recently in Randolph-Nacon 0ege.
at. LyncIburS, has many friends this
CITY. where she attended the Mans
College.
Mr.. Mapp is son OF DR.. Jo ".
Mapp, Superintendent Of Schools Ac-
coneac county, and is one OF the sing
young members of the Eastern here
Ear.
Fulton Baptist Church was tnecere
Of a pretty marriage last n gi,,yhel
Mss Oal1ie X. III nsor became the rae
tive toriSe OF MI. Arc;nie X. Par-.sl The
ceremony was performed by RI s..
Cabell Hen:ng. pastor OF the citch.
The brida. party entered The lurch
rfter the following manner: ,ssrs.
Frank Ricf1a ~dscn, Steiner i5lSorJ onn
Parrish and Henry Rogers. uShei TO-
lowed by the br de and llsr ma d ofouor.
NJ IS Bessie Parrish. sister OF the DOM.
WHO were met at the altar by the room
and h s best man, Mr.. Anner Good vino
entered fr,rn tho vest1y rooua.P:of
Lawrence Porr presided at the nan.
The bride was becom-ng'y attid in
white silk over white organdy% witlvhte
/ ribbon and laces. and wore s''-l',s. If
diam -nds and pearls. the s.ft Of the DOM
The ior de carr ed a bunch Of witch Y
santherlums The mad of homo was
handsomely gowred in Write DANDY
over pink, mi carried p..l!z chrraIthe-
NUNS.
Mss Minson Is the DAUGHTER Of II. j.
W. Mnson. Of No. 1922 Fifth Straf md
is popular member of tI.. Fu'to Zap
t'st choir. NJ. Parish IS :. sfl o-tler II,
the emp'cy of the Trigg Cnmnany.
After the ceremony a receot on W. ten
iered Mr.. ana Mrs. Par4Si? at tflst1o-ne
of tf-e brides rarents. M'. and NJ Par
rt-h will reside 1T No so3 Los:ana
Street
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.ArLll.osns
Richmond fIedaIiek 8 and
Potomac Railroad.
scheduie in eject JULY :. 1900.

Schedule in eject JULY I. 1000
LEAVE ByRD-STREET STATION.
s:33 IL NJ Daily LOT Washington ana
points North Stops q. Min1sd.
sIeepers to Washington and Ne.
York.
800 A 81. SUNDAY only, for Washing.
ton and poin.s North; stops AZ
lsr ssi Glen po sven f Rasse dIe
Penola. Milford. wcodslans. G,si-
nsa, SUNNI Frs a r;isa,s'rs
Buffet Parlor Car
e'oi A. NJ. Daily excep. sunday for
sMasbtngton and soints North
sS,e2s an s,ha. 5isa A l,La-; Asn.
burg and ouantico buffet Parior
ECO ~; Dai:y. except Sunday. for Wash.
E5s G asa ps aien So as,.a ssop ga at
yell Milford, Fredericksburg and
euans!so. Buffet Par,or Car. Con,
meets with Congressional Limited
I:ao F. NJ pai,y. for Washington and
land. Boswell, Milford. Frederieks--
Suantieo. Stop. otser stations
Sundays Sleeper Richmond to
New York Sleeper Washington to
ARRIVE BYRp-STREET STATION.
$40 a. NJ DAILY Stops at Whitewater,
Brooke; Er s,,Ts Milford.
d Boswell lias shhe n aaa sib". Stops
New York to Richmond.
3:o5 2. M Daily, except sunday. Stops
at FrsdsricksDurgs;; ., Milford. pos;
E;iba. Bunst Parior Gar.
$40 p. "a i,aiIS. Stops ut r'redericls.
burg. Dosw-sl, Ashland and E.,ba
pullman cars from New York and
na,Iv STOPS az Widewsrs,
s:ao Rrooke. fredericksburg. summit.
Guinea, MoedsIans; Msit g, ,d rsn9is
R usiGa Gs Glen n0s aien ana o's Esos
Buffet Parlor Car
AccoMMopATIoN TRAINS
(DaIiy. except Sunaay2
s:1S y IA I.saves BYRD-STREET Sta
ton for Frederieksuufs
e e!:sS I I NJ NJ Arrives ELBA from Ash
30, "a ,anM II. ARRIVES BYRp-sTREEr
Gu Station from Fredericksburg
COX y Nj. Arrives ELIZA from Ash
;, THROUGH TRAINS VIA S. Ak
D - JUNCTION ANp r., f. Ai.n
LEAVE BRoAD-STtiEET STATION,
&. - o.
$40 A. NJ. paiiy. Tor washington and
noints NORM Stops ut .rsdericAs-
XIV Ssw f alra Dining car.
SEQ T. Ill. DAILY. tor Washington and
points Mouth Stops al IosweLl'
Fredericksburg ana @eshtseo'
ARRIVE BRUAD-STFEtir STATION.
&. " u.
ESQ p. Il. Daily; stops on n9 a. sh TEA
Siegper from New York
1880 Z. IL. laiy; Stops only at rel rel
Siscpers from New York Dining
w FAVOR
President Traffic Manager
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Major Stiles is doing '-ery wIlllt st.
Luke's Hospital
Mr. Spotswood has returned to te Rs
treat for the Sick, afte a visit o his
home in Orange county.
Mrs. Lyon 6. Tyler con!rues 10 iprove
at St. Luke's Hospital
Mr. J. W. Clark, WHO ,as been qlte i'll
with typhoid fever at re Virgin.s Hos
pital. Is somewtnat better
Mrs zeig.er. OF Faruiyile. was atntt.ed
as patient at the Virginia Hospitl yes
teTday.
Mrs. Elisha Curtis. ofAcconac ouniy.
is q patient at the Retro. for the Eek.
Mr. Bergenheimer. NO was opra ed
upon at the Virginia HSpitsl yestriay.
is doing quite wall.
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YORK RIVER LINZ. via WEST POINT
THE FaVtRIIE RJC'EE NORTH.
.

YORK RIVER Linz via VEST POINT.
THE F'aVtRItE RctiEE NORTH.
LEAVES RICHMOND.
%:So z. ~. No. ~. Baltimore Limited.
lolnt and Intermediate stations.
making close connection al Vest
Point with steamer tor baltimore.
go y. NJ, No 10, local express, daily
except Sundays. tor West FONT ana
inte, meuIate stations. connects
with stage al Lester Manor for
WalSertoa and 'rappahannock; also,
at " est FONT vita steamer irr
Baltimore. Stops at all stations
$50 a M. No. 81. local mixed. Leaves
and intermediate stations, con-
meeting with stage at Lester Manor
for Walkerton and Tappaha mock
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
9:15 A. NJ. daily from West FONT. with
connection from Baltimore, except
Mondays
,o:45 A. III. except Sundays and Mon.
COS f, NJ, daily. except Sunday. from
West Point and intermediate Sta
Steamers leave y est Point daily,
except Sundays. $50 2. NJ, arriv-
Ing Baltimore 500 y. NJ; returning,
leave Baltimore at ~, daily
Steamers call at Gloucester Point
and Amends Wharf Tuesdays.
Thursdays an .id,. sa strfs ;,on aerk-
Wednesdays and Fridays.
c. w WESTSrRY,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
No. $40 Eas. Main Street,
Richmond. Va.
4. RI. CULP, ". A. TURK.
rahie Aest'S r. S. CANNON.
Third yice-President and General Man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
|VIUNY'lON||''
DYSPEP SIA
CURE

When Prof Munvon says his DfSPEE,
forms of stomach trouble he simply tells
the truth 1t VIII cure a stomach #that
has been abused by orereating andeEer-
drinking. 1t will cure ii stomach that nf, s
been weakened " old-styfe drugs and
debi,itntinE catfartic L will do much
toward making an old stomach act ike
a sound one At ell druggists, 2otcents.
Fifty-six other cures. Write o5.Broad-
way and Goth St, New York, for free
medical~advice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
MIN naarIfEQIkS a1lhIestsrI'
= .,x w. ~ Schedule in Eject

.,r~r-p Sche1Ee III EiiSGS
.EaIt i. RICHMOND tllAll.f,. BYRD
STREET STATION.
300 a ID. NORFOLK LIMIT ED Arrive
at petersburg, WaSeriy and SUI
iaIA. oecuu.i-c4stso tickets not ac
ccYted vll ,nIS tius.n- r,,,-e,c,
9:0J a ~, THE CHICAGO EAPNE0S.
fcr LynohDurg, Roanoke; toiuniSus
and Chicago Bullet Par:ar Car
Sleeper Roanoke 10 columbus, atSo.
Tor BRISTOL Knoxville and CbattEt-
nooga. Pullman Sleeper Roanoke 10
s;i5 : fns 81. ocEAN saoRE LIMITED
Arrive norfolk %, Z. III stops
ouly at Peters pulS. NaVsriy, Suf-
to.s Seconu-clasS tickets not GOOD
on TINS train
$50 i. NJ. tor suffolk. Norfolk and IN n
tarmeoI4te stations. -AtriNes
NorIolk az lu:io Z. NJ
SIC =. Nj. Tor LEicnb'4rS ana tsoahohe'
Connects at Lynei,,nr:s with " asi.-
ineton and Chattanooga Lhhitsu-
imam SleeperS LyHsnnhiS "
Memphis and New Orleans care
Pa-lor and Observation car Eat
s See beiWaen aichuond and
Iynchbuts. Bertns reauS tor occu-
Daucy at $40 = VI Also, Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg and Roanoke.
Traips arrive tsichmond from Ly nei-
burg and the Egest daily at :o1 A. ~.
East at l!:I0 y. NJ. 1l:i2 A. NJ and Coo
oaiee: No. sas Main Street
JNO. z. WAGNER.
City Pass and Il sIie Resf A lsg
District Passens.r agent
W r. REFiIL.
General Passenger Agent
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Atlantic (;0asILina


TRAINS LEAVE EiyHMoND-BYEsp -
AITLEc.I STAT ION.
800 !. NJ. NORFOLK LIMITED. Daiay.
Arrlses retrt--.is .'..sJ =. ". Not
Petersburg. M:aIerly anu su-to.s.
800 a. ~. Daily. arr,vss i'esssshsrs
500 ~ NJ. Weioon ii:oo 81 Ai..
r's.yetteSll.e 10 r. NJ, tnarlesiaa
Iu:.lJ T. 81, savannah l--uo a; M
jaeAsu.4. :-u A. al. fert I ,s'lh,
pa t:-y 2. NJ. connects 81 \. IlS seq
With No y. arriv l.ls GoICsuefo 80
= Vt. Wilmington u.-o Z. 81 fuit-
man Sleeper NeW fefA 10 :"
,1:D Z. III. Daily, except Sunday. arTive
Petersburg t-:uo +. IL Stops MIX NIX.
chester. LtemrIs bttiii, 0siittsasiA
and chester ON SiSitdl
::i5 Z. M, y,lr..SN ails,ser. LIMITED.
La.ty: Ar-'. IS itsse,sF5siis -. NV
&l-, Noriois .b.35 K. hi. stops rtitJ
at Peter sDu.s \. AVERY and Suffolk
4:30 Z. NJ. Daily, except sun.td%- AtfLss5
petersburg o--u f. NJ, " eseoIs II
Z. VI, and ROCKY Mount SD, L. W.
MAKES itit ii,-efnieI..ate SlopS-
500 Z. A., LAZY, uo...i Arrises Se'sfs-
$50 =. NJ, rsLol.iDA AM v Eisi ~
OLA LAA-I1E.b, LAZY. ArIa.es re.
rers.,ull - 4. ~ Connects wisn
Sorsois ..iiu = e5tstl. ..'i L;,,,,or;s,
...iU teulii.sess with "A anG =. .os
stations between EIns" tt "a %. a ~
IS.iGGSIItSl ~ SIOOl
Fayetsesllle ia.1o a. 81. e:fa a,s
IL. JaeasonsIlIe li:5o A. IL. Por.
is Mt.M IL In 8 70 MIDDLE GEoR-
GA puiNIs.-.&rris.ns Augusta
1o5 4. ~. Macon III. a. S =.
Nv. work n. Wilmington. Charles
toI,. Iacksna@iIIe. Port Tatnpsi- ~
$40 Ri E: ~. h, connect at Pslsrsssilss:s
;.i:h No-.oisA ane Western FsaiiwaF.
srr;r,n9 Lynchburs .:3p a. NJ.
l.s..,sae a NJ. Bristol 1870 ~
~ Pullman Sleeper Richmond 10
,,.ao s sn e.. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
TRANS ARRIVE RIcHMoNo.
80 , "a Charleston. Atlanta. MA
con. Auglsta ard all points South.
s:sa s. VI. psa.iy. from petersburg,
"a. A. 81. nsii5. except sunday. fe-
z,:io 4. NJ. paiiy. except sandsy. from
,ioI.s Norfolk AM Suffolk.
,;.o3 4. NJ Sunday OF ~. from Norfolk.
Suffolk and Petersburg.
,1.4a A. A., daily from Norfolk. Suffolk
and Petersburg.
.:,o r. M. Daily. except Sunday. from
$50 s II. pany. from Norsolk. Suffolk
.:es ~ NJ. Daily, from Miami. Port
Charleston. Wilmington. Goidsbero
$50 T. NJ. Daily. IFan Fsserabars.
-saeaa 1. u. EMERSON.
i. Y. KENLEY Tras-tc Manager.
General Mara gar.
a. II. EMERSON.
General l'ssssnEss,r ! as sssSasMpsEII.
aSe East Mar Ssrsse.
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~ Old Dominion
i Steamship Co.
Daily Line for New YORK. tie Mort
anu East
FROM h.CdMOMD.

lhOm alsIatmO ts IL
PASSENGERS Cali ieaSS LAlLf. ex-
cept SUNDAY, at J:Uv a. NJ Via Z. and ".
Ky or J.uV a. Al ana SD +. NJ. VIA n
and w Ry.,ScunncCtsnS at NorloIH WITH
Euirect steamers salIlitS same uiiJ, b:uv
SleeraGe passengers can leave by aux
iIi.Iv steamer Mo:iuay. Wednesday and
Tridav. sailing from Rockets at p. NJ.
and changing to main-nne ship at Nor
Ao freight for all northern. eastern
and foreign ports received anu forwarded
daily. except Sunday, al company's
wharf. Rockets.
fnum NEW YORK.
PASSEAGr1No can leave 5DAlIf, ex-5
ceDt SUNDAY, iium conpanyS pier, No. 10
North RIVER, at 3:gu Z. ST., ,oc Old PoIr.r
C,nrn.orl and NorIolk. connecting with
6. and y. and \. and 81. trains ter.
rI.IlGrlr received and forwarded daily,
iiclets on sale at company's Office. 1912
East Main Street: Richmond Trunsfer
st.omnany. Jos East Main Street; Jefferson
Hn;sl. .. anu y. and X. and +. sdepots
@1iichmcud. Baggage checked through TO
n For further information apply to
JOHN F. MAYER. gent,
s1p1. East Man Street. Richmond. Va
General Offices: 81 Beach Street, come,
1yest street, New York. N.
Z . ]. ]. BROWN
II. s WALKER, Cen Pass. agent.
Ira fftf, Manager,
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
6:ol r. NJ J r'ronl Atlanta. Augusta and
Asheviile and all points
$40 y. Al From keysviiie and local
stations
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
Nos III and D.. between Manchester
and NeapoliS.
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Miss F,dythe White has returned from
delightful visit to Winston. n. c.
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jus. r.. I 'r,,tchfiet'.

Justice crutchfie!d is still confined to his
home on account OF sickness He was
said to be somewhat better last ulsht. &
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SOUTHERN R'Y.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCT. u. 1900.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
1l:GU +. NJ. NO: A.. sout.ieln Express,
dairy for Atlanta. augusta, Jack
sonville ana points Sodih- SLEEPER
Tor Danriite's GREENSBORO Salisbury;
$50 P. NJ Stops Tor passengers al
iucal stattons. tcnnects Z. UanviI.e
and Charlotte With New York and
ttorida LXiress ono 35l. carrying
and Tampa. with corrections tor
all Florida points Also. connects
at Danville and Charlotte with
Washington ana Southwestern Linn
tied tNo;; so. carrying Iilrous sa
Nashville, New York and Memphis,
New York ana New orleans, a!So.
Pullman Toc.Is. sleeper AoEdass'
w edneSdayS ana sFrridSS w SsStiis
ton to san Francisco without
points in Texas. Mexico ana s-aii-
fo-nia.
lc:ol 2. AZ. No {. solid train daily for
Charlotte. N C.. connects at Muse
Railroad. A, keysviile Tor C:arEs.
vile Oxford, HENDERSON ana iuf
ham, ana at Greensboro tor l'ur-
ham, Raleigh and Winst on-Sa lem
at DUnvine with NO. sd Un'fed
States last mas. solid train. daily
FOR New orleans aod points South,
which carries S!eeUe:S New tnrk
10 New orleans and New YORK 10
Jacksonville. connecting tor Nassau
and Havana. Buffet drawing-roorn
sleeper Richmond to Atlanta and
Birmingham. Through sleeper Sal
isbury to Memphis
eco P. NJ No. II. local. daily except
Sunday, Tor heEsEille and uterine
diate points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
ID l,,- ~ A,Tu, :. nd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

Mrs. William c. Darlington. of Ten
nessee. is the guest of her sister-in-law
AIRS. w. S. Campbell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

made gown, wore a travelling hat ana
gloves, and wore white chrysan them''i.ls-
She entered from the rear ,ar.or. accom-.
PANIED by her mad of honor, MISS re 's, :.
Aoe.e, who wore VIII organdy owe
whta taffeta, and carried PINK chry ss.''-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

Mr.. L. L. Barnes, Mrs. Barnes and Mis-
Barnes. of Boulevard New Kent coun
ty, spent Tuesday in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

Mr. Isaac Z. Rice, OF Rock Isia. Ill.,.
Who has bean travelling abroad tho
past three months. Is visiting hi.ister,
Mrs. Samuel Bacfrach
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

A pretty wedding took pace YESTERDAY
afternoon ut $50 oc:ouk, when Miss Cora
Hassel and Mr.. FI-ederick Wenzel were
married at the home of the brides pa
rents, No. 1902 Pleasant Street.
The house was tastefu-!y decorated IN
VIII tie chrysanthemums and p nix roses
and a profus.on Of palms and growing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

CUIIFSt.
Mr.. Mapp is a son OF DR.. Jo ".
Mapp. Superintendent OF Schools Ac-
coneac county, and is oneaof the sing
young members of the Eastern here
Ear.
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MfppLE GEoR-

A.a43t2
! .i.Iy a. n ~
Pullman SleSperS
m5IEtoa. Charles
PORT Tampa. Au
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

N IS. Bowers is an exceedingly pretty
Young. lady. She has for some time been
the leading alto in st. Patrick's choir.
The groom is the son of Hon . y:
Richardson, and is q valued employe OF
the y,rg na-Cat Dina Chemical Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

Mr.. Robert Watkins and family have
returned from Halifax and are at theil
home. on South Third Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

The members of the Second Presbyte-
ran Church viii g.ve a recept on thi
evening In honor OF Their pastor. Rev
DR.. Russell Cecil. and his family, from
$50 to 1880 .o'c.ock.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-10
Perhaps tn

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ken under medical direction, ii con
ction with the right medicine, they
j help effect q cure. No women who
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Ter She is thoroughly well, exercise and
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S directly upon one set of organs. Ne
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III cure it. It will not cure anything
es It is a wholesome tonic, an i11vig33
ting nervine, or nerve-food as well a.
healing medicine, and thousands Of
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ing it regularly during the period ol.
,guancy, the danger and pain Of par
ition were. much 1essened, and II
ny cases, almost entirely obviated:
nieyery America; household there should bs.
opy Of DR.. fietce,s crest work :. Commora
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