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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-28
NEXT SEASON AT LAKE LoDoRE
Booking Of Excursions for 1901 at
That Popular Resort Has Already
Commenced.

The Delaware and Hudson company
has just issued an attractive little
brochure relative to the excursion sea-
son OF 1901 at Lake Lodore, containing
several beautiful half-tone engravings
the handsome new depot in the sum-
mer shade of overhanging boughs; the
great white dance pavilion in the
midst of the far-stretching groves,
and various aspects of the boat-dot-
ted. magnificent lake itself with its
fve-and-a half miles of varied and
charming scenery. All fail and winter
strong force of men have been at
work on the excursion grounds with
such effect that there Is a general de-
sire on the part of the people to see
this resort in all its fresh, new beauty.
Applications for dates are already
coming in. and booking has COM
menced by Mr.. II. w. Cross. district
passenger agent of the Delaware and
Hudson Railroad at Scranton. Circu-
lars descriptive of Lake Lodore and
the improvements on the grounds are
in the hands of all Delaware and Hud-
son ticket agents. who will he please 4
To supply them to the public upon
application. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-28
BARN BADLY DAMAGED.
Fire Started in Hay from an Un-
known Cause.

Fire saturday night destroyed the
upper part of the barn connected with
the Mnooka store of the William Con-
nell company. The fire was discovered
at 1l.3j u. IN. and originated in the
hay.
The cause of the blaze is unknown.
The loss was confined to the hay and
the upper portion of the barn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-28
HEARING in
HOWELL CASE
BROTHER ARRAYED AGAINST
SISTER IN COURT.

DR.. j. L. F. Acksrman, DR.. N. Y.
Leet and DR.. Z. A. Heermans Tes-
titled That Miss Howell IL Suffer-
ing from Chorea: That She IL at
Times Irrational, and That She Is
Not Fit Person to Manage Her
Own Affairs Admits Taking Her
Check in Payment.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-28

Guard OF tenhsylNanll, mas maze Oh
the following schedule for the sprir
for the brigade:
.,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,.,.,
WELT ~ "i''i''>'
Company II, Lock Haven March T..
conlpanS IL. NilliaiSpoft, March IL.
company l. WilliamSport, March II.
Company ID, Nilliamsport, March ~.
Company q. Nilliainspoit March "A.
ro,n,,,,,. Ir'yishur,, Uorch n
Company +, Dsn,lle, March IS
Company T., Sunhury March ~.
Company II. Suubury, March 10.
,,o,.,,r,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,r
t'"'" "''i"'-H''
company :, Pottayiilc March 20.
company J., Hamburg, March u.
Company g, Pine Grove, March -.
Company II, Lebanon, March 2j
Company IL, Lancaster, March 25
Company y, RcadinU March q;
Company l. Reading, March IS.
Company d. Allentown, March ~
Company B, Allentown, March 80
>.,>.,,, ,,.o,,,,,
MAIN "'"i"HN''
Company b Wilko,Bdre. April !.
company ID. Nikes'Baire. April 2
company a, NikcS'BdiTe, April =
company h, Wiikc''Barre, April Z.
company = Wilkes Bare, April ).
company l., Wanlmic, April 4.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-28
WEATHER YESTERDAY.


Local data, for January -. 1901:
Highest temperature ................. q degrees
Lowest temperature .................. Is degrees
Humidity
H. III .s.s'..s''.'s's y" lhI 'Cl'l,
= T. ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ per 'tNl.
Srowil'l, - hours ending y. ur....... % inch
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-28
BEFORE BREAKFAST,

Although the grip has interfered to
some degree with the participants
in the proposed Marie Antoinette Fete
and the Pied Piper the rehearsals
have reached such an advanced stage
that temporary absences do not ma
terially affect the results. The dances
are beautiful in their completeness and
grace. The little people will surprise
their fond parents and friends with
their wonderful proficiency, so soon
achieved. They are simply delightful
in several roles. NJ. B. Fuller, as Court
Jester, will be one of the successes of
the performances, while Ralph d.
Williams, as the Pied Piper and Miss
Anna strickland, as Lizette, are among
the star performers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-28

Hon. and Mrs. William Connell, as
sisted by Miss Jessie Dimmick, will
give the first in their series of recep-
tions on Tuesday. February 5, at the
Shoreham, when Miss Dimmick will be
formally presented to Washington soci-
ETY.. These receptions promise to be
among the notable events of the social
season in Washington. and as such re-
ceive much fiattering mention from the
press of the capital city.
The Misses Matthews VIII entertain
~ cards on Thursday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-28
Special Sale on
Mining SupplieS...
For the Next Twenty
Days Only.
These prices are the lowest
ever offered in this city

Cyclone Mining Machines
each. ................. Sa.0o
Best Steel Mining Scoops. -. soc
Cyclone Thread Bars, COM
pletc. 00c
4 foot Bits Tock or coaD
each Ooc
, foot Bits Crock or coaD
each 60c
foot connections Crock or
coaD each. ............. 0oc
Brace and Bits, complete. 49,. soc
Mach,ne handles, each. ..... soc
Open boxes, each. ......... 4oc
Cyclone Closed boxes, each. ISc
Standard Bars, each. soc
Center Bits, each. h........... SC
Side Bits. each. SC
Dove Tail Bits, each ....... SC
21s inch Mining Wedges,
each -. lac
Machine Wr.ncheS. ....... IOc
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-28
SPRING INSPECTION
OF THIRD BRIGADE
Dates on Which the Gusrdsmen
Will Have to Pass Before In
spector Millar.

Major W. 5. Millar, of this city, in
spector of the Third brigade. National
Guard of Pennsylvania, has made ou:
the following schedule for the spring
inspection for the brigade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
Katherine and Petrucic.

"The Tanning Of the shrew." as every
reader Of Shakespeare is aware tells the
story of Petruchio's success in conquer
ing the stubbord, rebellious spirit OF Kath-
crime and Transforming her into q loving
and obedent wife, The Tanning of the
S!lrew.''
The tanning process is slow and creates
many ludicrous situations but PStruchio
finally wins, and thereby gains the plau-
dts of every married man in the audience.
Charles &. Hanford, the well known
Shakesperian star, will enact the role Of
Petruchio here on October 18th and 18th.
at the Academy of Music His prodGc-
ton will be complete, as far as scenery
costumes, appointments and effects are
concerned. The supporting company is
made UP of well known Shakesperian ar
fists and is headed by the beautiful Helen
GRAVITY, who will play Katherine. a
special matinee viii be given on Saturday
October 18th, when special prices viii pre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
route home they will visit the Western
cities, spending several days IN Chicago,

route home they will visit the Western
cities, spending several days IN chicago
Nashville and Omaha
There is an interesting romance con-
nected with the marriage. The COUPE
became friends, probably sweethearts,
when they We're school children. About
seven years ago Mr.. Turner's health be-
gan to fail anG his physician advised him
TO seek the air Of the West. He accept
ed his advice and left for New Mexico
He settled down as q cowboy upon the
ranch with Philip 1Iillhiser of this city,
who is the owner of one OF the best
ranches in that State. Mr. Turner's
health improved rapidly and he soon set
out on his own hook. in which he has met
with nothing but success.
When he left here he left his heart, for
which he returned about fifteen days ago.
Before leaving this city Mr.. Turner was
connected with the A1illhiser Manufacture
ing Company of Fulton. He is the eld
est son OF Mr.. John w Turner OF Marion
Hill, Henrico county, and is well known
throughout the State. Mr.. and Mrs. Tur-
ner We're followed to the train by a host
of their friands. When they boarded the
train they were literally covered with
rice.
Mr.. Turner is the Junior member of the
firm of Williamson & Turner, real estate
dealers of Roswell and is also the owner
OF one Of the finest and largest ranches
around Roswell. Mrs. Turner is the eld
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Jordan of Nicholson Street and is a
niece Of Councilman FRED. II. CARRIER.
She is one of Fultons most popular and
attractive ladies, and her large circle Of
friends wish her health and happiness in
her future home. She has been for sew
eral years the leading soprano of the
Fulton Baptist choir, also Recording Sec
rotary of the Kings Daughters and Sons
of the city.
tested by the number of the handsome
and useful presents they received. Many
came from all parts of Mexico and Col
orado Among them was a handsome sill
yer service, the Gift of the Kings Daugh-
ters and Sons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
YOUNG L0NGLEY
LEAVES FOR HOME
Was Accompanied by His Mother
Who Secured the
Pardon.

Edmund. Lons1ey, the young man VINO,
as stated in The times, was pardoned
cut eff the peuiteutary by .io!ccnor Iy-
Ter, left for his home in Washington coun-
ty, accompanied by his mother, YESTERDAY
morning.
young Longley left the prison Wednes-
dsv afternoon His mother carried the
paDers that were to set him free out to
Superintendent Helms. This was not the
first time they hai: met during her stay IN
the city, for she had visited; him several
times i'm prison. The young man was
greatly rejoced when he was told that
his term in prison had ended. Mother
and son spent the night at a poafdiHs
house in this city.
,.onGlcy is only % years of age, ana is
q good looking young man. He has made
a model prisoree. Before ne left he had
been promoted to a clerkship in what is
known as the cutting department OF
the shoe shops. The yourg man says he
will stay with his devoted mother ana
work for her support the balance of her
days.
The case. which has several times been
referred. to in The Times, is q peculiar
" pathetic one. LongIey was model
citizen except when he got drunk He
killed q man named Sam K. Eroils. On
the day of the shooting Longley got
beastly drunk. and was trying to reach
home. His horse went into q lot near
Broils' house and. while Longlsy was
trying TO get the animal out into the
roadway. dog came out and attacked
the horse Broils followed in order to as
certain what the trouble was about, and.
it appears, that Lonsley. in shooting at
the dog, killed Broiis. The young man
ha.- no recollection of the affair the next
day.
Lsongiey owes his freedom to the efforts
OF his mother She rode all over Wash
ington county ana got thousands Of peo-
pie to sign the petition. The Common
weaIth's Attorney and several of the iu-
rors united in the appeal for executive
clemency. The case appealed very strong
ly TO the Governor from the first.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
People Think They Should be Trans
ferred 10 fractions Line.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS GIVE HOLIDAY,
Divorce Suit Entered in the Hastings Court
Many Go to the carnivaI-News,
Personal and Brief Items
from Manchester.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times, I
No 11O2 Hull Street.

No, llpy Hull SlTSeL.
The superintendent Of the Richmond
Passenger and, Power Company has issued
an order to the conductors or the Man
chester line against giving transfers TO
the lines of the Traction Company. Ine
people of the city feel that they are nelhg
denied privileges Which the company Can
a ford to allow. and are preparing to enter
a protest before the Council and through
that body to the officials OF the ROAD.
Transfers from Traction cars to the Man
CHESTER lines are still being given and
honorcd.
,rhe change &C ,te route to R1chm 1aft
from luayo's Bridge ever the Free hrloge
is a popular move, and has given general
satisfac.iou I1,;ng the past week the
travel has been handled comfortably anu
a good schedule has been maintained
Suit has been instituted in the musings
Court byiA. NJ. Heath against ms WIFE,
Willie F. Heath, for absolute dlvofce.
CAPTAIN Carter Atkisson is counsel IN the
case.
ALL GO TO CARNIVAL.
Yesterday was a holiday in Manchester,
observed by ALL Stores were closed, Oh
five vacant and the city officials to Z.
man went to Richmond to see the great
military parade and other features Oh the
days Carnival programme.
The streets were practically deserted pc
tween II and 1 o'clock. The street
car travel has been unprecendented and
one or two extra. cars put on
A lively scrap occurred "Wednesday
night OH Hull Street between two proml-
nent citizens. in which one OF them was
l,adly beaten, and yesterday showed signs
Of being badly used UP.
PERSONAL. AND BRIEF.
The public schools will observe holiday
to-dsy There will be no school what
ever, and the children will be given an
opportunity to see the whole show in
Richmond.
Mr.. ard Mrs Conrad Brcdrup are VS.
ing at the home of Mrs Wilkerson' On
.Nfaury Street.
Miss Emma. Cox is recovering from her
recent illness.
Miss Florence Hawks. of Portsmouth,
is the guest OF Miss Callie Taylor, on
We3t Thirteenth Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
MEMBERS AT THE HIGH SCHOOL.
Convention Trainers Entertained by the
Schop, gbiIdre1.

The opening exercises of the High
School several mornings this week nave
been unusually interesting, owing 10 the
presence of several members of the Con-
stitutional Convention. The exercises con-
sisted of singing Southern songs by
chorus of three hundred children, recita-
tons etc. Yesterday morning party OF
sixteen members, headed by Judge G..
Taylor Garnett, visited the school and
witnessed the morning exercises. The
wives of several members accompanied
them. At the conclusion OF the exercises
several members were called on for adj
dresses. and the following responded, ex-
pressing their enjoyment of the occasion:
]. Thompson Brown, Judge Garnets, A.
r. Lincoln, Nh Campbell, OF Washing
ton county; Mr.. Walker, Of Westmore-
land; Judge Kendall, j. B. Z. Thornton
and Jno. Garland Pollard. The addresses
We're very interesting. and were much
enjoyed by the pupils. Principal ]. P.
Thomas extended the members a cordial
,invitation to visit the school again
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
Brief Religious Notes.

Prof. s. C. Mitchell, of this city, has
been appointed to present a paper at the
meeting of the Baptist Congress, to be
held November 1914. at the Central Bar
fist Church, New York. His subject will
be 'Ethics of Gambling" This is the
only appointment from the South.
The Rev. WaylanG F. Dunaway-, the
new pastor of the Glen Allen Baptist
Church, will preach his I4rst sermon there
Sunday morning
The Rev. I. S. Boyles has bought a
dwelling in Barton Heights, where he
and his family will live in the future.
The Rev. H. It. Musselman. who has
been Ill with typhoid fever in Fredericks-
burg, is now able to be out again and IS
spending a few days here before return
ing to his home in Kentucky.
The first Of d series of meetings at Jef-
ferson Park was held last night by DR..
n. W. Terry, the Gospel Temperance lee
turer. A good attendance was present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
On Canitoi Hill.

Nearly all the offices in the Capitol and
State Library buildings were closed yes
terday in honor Of Rictnlond's day at the
Carnival.
Commissioner of Agriculture George w.
Koiner, who is in attendance upon the
nesting OF the Commissioners of Agri-
culture CT the Southern States at Hot
Springs, Ark, was Wednesday elected
treasurer OF that body.
The Capitol Square had a large number
of picnickers yesterday, who camped on
the grass to partake CT their lunch. Sol
diers and their friends from the country
were there in considerable numbers, and
the bright uniforms made an effective pic
ture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
PRETTY WEDDING ROMANCE,
Prominent Fulton Couple United After Long
Separation.


Miss Kate Pearl Jordan, of Fulton, and
Mr.. Walter P. Turner, of Roswell, New
Mexico, were married yesterday afternoon
at 1880 o clock at Fulton Baptist Chursh.
The pastor, Rev ". S. Leake, performed
the ceremony before an audiences that
tested the capacity OF the church. Miss
Lucy Brown presided at the organ and
rendered I.ohengrins wedding march.
Ths. church was beautifully decorated
with potted ferns and palms for the oc-.
cason The #ushers We're hessrs. Ernest
Turner, brother of the groom. best man;=
William CARRIER, cousin of the bride: Hem
sry Leonard and Robert II. Talley. The.
bride was Handsomely gowned in q tray
cling suit OF blue with hatzand gloves to;
match and carried brides roses
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Turner left on the AS
Il. clock Chesapeake and Ohio train for Old
Point to spend several days They go
then to- Washing ton, Pailad 81 plia and
New FORK for several %WeaRs, w lille on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
Struck BY q Car.

Mr.. W. H. Mullen and his four-year-oid
son had a narrow escape on Tuesday night
at Seventh and Broad Streets. They were
crossing and while lodging a west-bound
car, they were struck by an east-bouni
car and knocked down. In falling the
little fellow barely missed falling under
the car wheels. Mr.. Mullen is confined
to his residence with a wrenched back.
He, as well as his son, sustained a num-
Der of minor bruises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
The Carnival Spirit Is Now In His
Bones.


Justice John was in a more mild and
gentle frame Of mind yesterday than on
Wednesday. when g. case of confetti Carni-
val disorder brought Down his judicial
wrath and displeasure in no uncertain
fashion. Evidently the spirit of Carnival
is getting into Justice Johns bones.
Then, too. he has had opportunity to
impressively put himself on record. So
yesterday the time had evidently come
FOR q grand display OF judicial clemency
Ne less than half a dozen parties, most
of them of The number of our country
cousins, We're before His Honor on
the charge Of creating disorder
on Broad Street, and they were all dis
charged with an affectionate word OF
kindly admonition. Furthermore, it
should be added that ithis due to Jus
tice Johns kindness OF heart and espe-
cial request that their names are not
published.
A NJ Perce's disorder on the street
was not Of the conventional Carnival va
riety. so he was relieved of $500.
Justice John is closely in sympathy with
the hundreds of clearinghouse keepers
who are entertaining the Carnival Wis
itors. So evidently the time had come
to make an example Of party who
jumped his board bill. II. c. Nicholas
was the man caught, and thirty days
was the result OF MS illtiS =opGidtioil9.
Colonel Cutshaw IS on the war-path
again This time ne is out for the Pas
senger and Power Company, and the de-
lay in removing the old tracks from Mar
shall Street is the occasion of the commo-
ton. The company has been summoned
to appear before Justice Johns bar.
The two cases against John Henderson
(colored), charged with keeping a disor-
derry house at Eleventh and Byrd Streets
where. Douglass Russell was killed the
other night and also with being acces-
sary before the fact to the murder OF
Russell, were put off until October 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Change of q. SO. Schedule; IN Erie.


sunday, October IsiIu.
Main Lice-Clifton Forge local Will
leave Richmond at 10:10 ~ ~, except
sunday. instead of $50 y. Nj.
Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
limited Will leave Richmond at 2:i5 P. Nj,
| daily, instead of $50 z. NJ.
Evening accommodation will leave at
$50 2. AZ, except Sunday. and run to
boswell.
+. +. V. for Cincinnati and Louisville
will leave at 1890 P. W., daily.
Peninsula Divisicn-Nortolk and Old
Point trains will continue TO leave Rich
mond at 500 a. NJ, and 3:l5 r. NJ, daily
and The Atlantic Limited Will leave at
,4:45 z. NJ. The Atlantic Limited will
stop only at Williamsburg, Newport News
and Hampton.
James River Division-Lynchburs, Lex
ington and Clifton Forge trains viii con-
tinue to leave Richmond at 1895 y. NJ.
daily. The afternoon accommodation will
leave at 5:15 2. NJ, except Sunday. and
run to Bremo.
TRAINS ARRIVE Al. RICHMOND.
Peninsula Division-From Old Point and
Norfolk viii arrive at 10 ~ NJ, and 20
P. NJ. daily, and at 1910 P. NJ. except
Sunday.
Main line arrive at s a. NJ, except sun
day from boswell; $50 y. NJ. and $50 2
NJ, from Cincinnati. and SIS 2. NJ, ex-
cept Sunday from Clifton Forge
James River Division-Arriye at $40
except Sunday from Bremo aud 6:S5 P. NJ,
daily, from Lynchburs and Clifton Forge,
! daily. except Sunday from Rosney
Note-Ihls schedule is not in effect till
| October 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
HENRICO HAPPENINGS.
Two More Arrests Made ia Connection With
The Robbery Of Dis.i.Iery.

From the number OF arrests already
made and the warrants issued it looks as
If a score or more men and boys are
connected with the robbery OF the dis
tilIery OF the late Isaac Davenport on the
Chesapeake and Ohio road several miles
above the city. officer Ratcliff was de-
tailed TO look into the robbery, and so far
ne has landed one man and five boys and
is after several more. The boys range in
age from twelve to eighteen years. Those
arrested Wednesday We're: Thomas
WooG. white man about 50 years old,
and George Bowers, a white boy about
16. The robbery consisted Of a copper boil
er and txures, 500 worth of copper wire
and a still machine, valued at SOD.
The case will probably be tried Monday
Eetore Squire Thomas.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
T., Mr. William Fredencn <aufrlt. Of
Fulton and Miss Lillian Smith of Hen
rico. Mr. kaufelt is a young business
man OF Fulton.
A deed of bargain and sale was re-
corded to-day between the Old Dominion
Building and Loan Association to Fer
nando A. Ward. conveying the white
property in Barton Heights for the sum
of $3.50.
Deputy Clerk Phillips was busy yester-
day granting license to hog-owners.
The Courthouse wax practically de-
serted in honor of the Carnival yester-
Gav
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
Picture Presentation Tonight.

The oil portrait of Col. W. T. Patton,
Of the Seventh Virginia Infantry, will be
presented to Lee Camp tonight. Mr. II.
G. Bu1rus, of Culpeper county, will make
the presentation The exercises will be
very interesting. The public, and ladies
especially, are invited to be present. The
exercises will commence at o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
sa5o-HIcHMoND TO BALTIMORE
ria the Popular York River Line.

Leave Richmond via Southern Railway
S~rr Jfir,G~a $50 A. NJ following morn
ir.s returnins ieaTes Baltimore daily OK
cent SUNDAY ; 2. NJ. arriving Richmond
S:i2 A. NJ following morning. heautt-
mi trip on the York and across Chesa-
paalla Bay. 81 round trip good for ten
DAYS. The favorite of all routes between
Richmond. Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York and nothern and eastern points.
For tickets and state-room reservations
call upon the Richmond Transfer Co, No.
903 East Main Street Richmond. Va. oe
Southern Railway Fourteenth-Street Sta
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
spECIaLTHAiN SERVICE ). A. Il
HaIJ.SyAY

The Seaboard Air Line Railway win
onerate a fast Carnival Special be-
tween Henderson. y. c., and Richmond
Va. daily, during the Carnival. This
train viii make all intermediate stops
One fare for the round trip. The Car
nfval SDeciar' will leave Henderson at
SEQ 4 NJ. arriving in Richmond at 10 n.
M Returning, Leave Richmond at 2.
NJ arriving in Henderson, n c., $50
p NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
RICHMOND CARNIVAL: & HORSE
SHOW OCT. It'll TO 18TH, 10

For the above occasion the e. Atlantie cqast
snd retriru at one fare for the round trip.
OH sale as follows. State Of Virginia. oe-
tober 5th to nth ineIlsivei State of North
Carolina. october, 7th to 10th inclusixe::
!1lIrg. Columbia and Charleston and sta
tons east and north thereof October 7th,
Sth and 9Th; return limit of all tickets,
October IA. 1901.
For surther information apply to all
agents of the company.
C. S. CAMPBELL
Division Passenger Agent.
SIS East Main Street. Richmond. Va.