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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-07
Missionary Meetings.

The Minneapolis branch OF the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society will hold it's first
quarterly meeting tomorrow In Wesley
church The morning will be devoted to the
reports of conferences and officers, and lunch
Will be served at noon. An executive meeting
Will be held atl:30 O'Clock, and in the after
noon DR.. Us. Montgomery will deliver an
address, g-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-07

All all-day meeting OF the executive COM
mittee of the Minnesota branch of foreign
missions was held yesterday with Mrs. H. G..
Webster at the Hotel Landour. The members
present were Miss Margaret Evans Northfield,
president; Mines. A. B. Upham, H. Gordon
Webster. F. A. Sumner, L. E. <Jepson. j. NJ.
Anderson, A. J. scribner, A. W. Dickinson.
w. A. James, A. w. Smith and A. W. Wood.
The program for the April meeting at Little
Falls, MIMI, was discussed, and at noon
luncheon was served
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-07

The marriage Of Miss May Wells and Robert
Collier of Keokuk, Iowa, will take place
Wednesday afternoon. Jan. Is. at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. H. J. Wells, on
Park avenue. Only small group Of relatives
and friends will witness the service.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-07

The subscription ball which was to have
been given New Years night will take place
Friday evening, Jan. H., in the West Hotel.
It will be a domino ball and the younger set
are anticipating much enjoyment. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-07
- S I,|l|:|1 SKI lSS 5;Y I'D
Flour, Barber's Best

Flour, Barbef's Best
Minneapolis patent, guaranteed equal
to any flour sold in the city, per 98-lb.
bag $40, or with 49, AE
purchase of 81 worth of b 40
groceries, one 98-lb. bag
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Bishop of Londonderry. the Dukes Of
York and Gloucester. Charles H., the
eyiied Stuart. the poets Milton, Shirley,
DRYDEN and Davendant. dukes. earis.
Knights cavaliers ladies. and all the
encourage of His Majesty at the Hague:
Oliver Cromwell. his family, his Life
Guard his generals. and lot of sni-el-
ling Puritans that are perfectly sick
ening in their combre and murderous de-
hatchery Of the pleasant and kindly
word Of God and character of Christ
BY actual count there are seventy-five
characters in the book, to say nothing
of crowds of unnamed cavaliers cour-
tiers. lords. ladies. soldiers, seanlen. pi-
rates, colonists and Indians. The story
orens in Newcastle's Experimentation
household at The Hague. 4 plot of the
Kings and some dissoiute mobiles is dis
covered. for the assassination of Cronl-
well PenruGdocl whom Cromwell had
struck down at Long Marston, follows
the conspirators and saves the Protec-
tors life The scene moves back to
Holland and we find the King trif.ins
With penruddock's wife. There is a
breaking Of ties and after deserving the
King and serving the Cromwells. the
erstwbile leader of the White Lambs
sails for New England in a ship which
also bears unknown 10 him, his wife.
and the woman who nursed his wounds
and has won his real love. They fight
and whip a pirate and are wrecked by
q whale which breaks its head in the
act He tries 70 rescue his wife. who
has sought peace with him, and she is
killed in the wreck. lie climbs to the
whales back and Is washed ashore.
where tire Indians capture him. The
coIonists learn Of it and come 10 his
rescue, and ha is restored to the lady
Of dreams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

wrought by these genuine lives shows
the power Of Christianity when it is lived
and demonstrated by human creatures.
should like to know mc.e about the
lie and history OF Blind Billy Berry
for it seems that the Hand of God may
be plainly seen in preserving and caring
for the blind waf who wa; picked up In
brier-patch by party Of hunters ana
carried to the almshouse. In reading
this account one IS reminded Of the true
saying Truth is stranger than fiction.
which is so often illustrated in THIS
W':'d The correspondent OF The Times
notes that in the section where this re-
Ela"kaole man and his wife lived years
ago the inha bitants were wicked and
gambling and fighting prevailed; the
'moonshIne business flourished there
abouts. and it was not safe 70. strangers
to show their faces. But in the MIDST
Of those unSodls people this couple liveo
ana quietly worked for God. Ihey
gained the respect and love OF those
'touGhs and not hair OF their heads
were harmed. The old people were
not allowed to want for any necessary
thing. AT Christmas boxes of good
things came from every direction a
few years ago the aged couple died. but
their memory is cherished. \ great
change in that section has taken place.
Now not dsti!ler is to be found. Per-
tinently your correspondent asks. IVY nat
has wrought this change? What is the
life and teachings of Blind Billy Ber-
ry?'
E.P. p
Petersburg Va. December 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Bird Billy Berry"

Editor of The Times:
sir.-I have read moro than once the
communication with the above caption
in The Times, dated Sunday, November
3nth, 1902. The lives of such people as
Blind Billy Berry (not an unpleasant
ALTERATION and his good wife impress
those who live near them for good III
this wicked world The most wicked and
sinful persons are touched by the lives
OF good people, and such object lessons
of real genuine Christianity in a quiet.
noiseless manner often do untold good.
Jesus, in one of His beautiful parahies,
compared the Christian religion to leaEen
which a housewife took and hid IN three
measures of NEAL with the result that
without noise or ostentaton or clanlor
the whole meal was permeated by the
leaven. Was this not the case with the
aged couple Blind Billy Berry and his
wife. with the leaven of grace in their
hearts and spreading it noiselesslF ana
quietly among their ungodly neighoors
until a, wonderful charge in the hah!ts
and lives of their neiGhbors took place:
The real genuine lives led by this couple
in community where drunkenness ann
wickedncss and sig were rampant and
the wonderful change among the people
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
q Ui|!cqe in tie Jreefcps

About an hours railway journey from
Paris there is a remarkable village, the
inhabitants Of which spend their lives III
the tree tops. If you look for this curl
Gus spot on the map you will find It
spelled Sccaux. though it is perhaps
better known among the Parisians as
&c Vrai Ars,re de Robinson.
It appears that some fifty years ago
M. Giescenin conceived the idea of
building q restaurant in the tree tops
vhic!, stood a grand old tree. IN the
branches of this forest patriarch ne
erected small dining-roons. when were
reached by rustic stalrcaseS ne E!e"
*, unique. To celebrate the unconyen,
tional delights OF feasts taken percha,d
among Ne branche4M al. Gucscenin call
ed his tree Robinson" dropping the
Crusoe The fame of the tree and It's
dning-rooms spread all social literary,
artistic Paris made it a point to break
fast or dine among the rustl!ns, leaves
lrtators soon appeared on the scene
and to-day Sceaux Is nothing less laail
village built in the tree tops There
diningrcoms. many also ooasuns or
Steering and living apartments. inGenl-
ously constructed on the stout branches
Of the trees. The tallest tree may be
three distinct rooms. built one apoVe
sceaux is undoubtedly delightfu1 lit
tie SPOT, ard is well patronized during
the simmer months by the, welt-to:c2'
couples spend their honeymoon here
every Wear The founder of the vii
lage. NJ. Guescenin is said TO have made
a large fortune out Of his uniQi'e loea-
far more than Defoe made out OF his
wo71d-fan>ous story THE Adventures Of
Robinson Crusoe, after whom the VII
lage is named.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
f0f0i1la; Railroad.
SCHEDULE II EFFECT NOV. SO, 1902.


~, s:tC a ~, daily. from Byrdstreet station
lor Washington and beyond. stops at &iitofo-
iIeoeEieh'o-fE and AIt1auiria. stops ut Ucco-
New YORK. Dining Car.
o:e5 a n. daily. from Main-street Station
Florida aud A;etropoiitau Limited tor WASH
inSton and beyond. st ps ut frederic kshurg aud
Ale2andria Buffet slee,,:as C"cs New York.
7;vU q. H., except Sunday from Eliza Sta
ton. accommodation for Ashland and iEtsrme-
date points
SEQ a. NJ, Sunday only from Byrd-street
Elba. Glen Allen and local stations. Ashland
to Cherry Hill. inclusive. Negley occoguan aud
Alexandria Buffet t'srIUr Car.
$40 a. NJ. except Sunday. from Byrd-Street
Station for Washington and beyond Stops at
E!ba Glen Alien and local stations, Ashland 20
Alexandria inclusive rarIor Car
4~ro Noon. e~rcgr Sunu"y, tr''tl Bsrd-Strees
E!Da, Ashland, boswell MiIiUrd Fre,lcrlcAs-
meets nirh CONGREGATIONAL LiuIittC-
400 P. IA. except sunday from Byrd-Street
intermediate points.
900 ?. IL. I4iy. from Msin-street Station
for Washington and beyond. Stops ut boswell.
fredericksburg. Brooke. "idew"t"r and AtczuIl'
dria. Buffet Sleeping Car TO eNw York.
o:.5 2. ~, except Sunday, from L!ba Sta
ton. accommodation for Ashland and uterine
Sos :: NJ, daily, from Eyrd.ssreet Station
a.. Ashland iS''' 65SweI H. Milford fretierieksGr
Brooke, Whitewater, 9uantico and Alexandria
Steps at other st"s,"ns Sunday. Sleeping Car
ll:I5 P IL, except Sunday from Elbn sta,
ton accommodation FOR Ashland and tnttrne-
TKAISs ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$50 a. n. except Sunday. nj Eiba Statinu.
accommodation from Ashland and intermediate
SEQ A. n, daily, at Bgrd-street Station.
stops at Alexandria. Occoluan. Wlewa Ter.
Brooke Frcdrrcksburs Milford boswell. Ash
land and EIba. Stops at other stations Sun
day. Buffet Sleeping Car NeiS IotE to Rich
8:25 A. NJ. except Sunday. at Bvrd-street
Station. accommodation from fredericksburg and
Ia:0I P n, ebccot SUNDAY. at Eyrd-strest
Station Stops local stations. Washington
to Ashland, inclusive. Glen Alien and Elba
2:05 P. ". daily. at Me,n-street Station
Stops 1T Alexandria. Lorton. 0cc"quan. QHartfco.
rrc,,erfcksburs Milford. boswell and Asliaud.
500 P II. except Sunday, at Eliza Station.
accommodation from Ashland and intermediate
Gas P. NJ. daily. at Eyrt-street Stntion.
Stops at Alexandria. Fredericksburg. boswell.
Ashland and Eliza Steering Cars from New
York and Washins5on. DninS Car, Car, s.-..,.
Stons at Alexandria and local stations. Quzn-
tfcc to Ashland. inclusive. Glen Allen and Eba.
io:2s P H., daily at Mafn-street Station.
Florida and Metropolitan Limited. Sips ~
Alexandria Fredericksburg and boswell Eut-
fet Sloepin. Cars from New York.
Ii 90 F. II, except Sunday, at Etb1 sutton,
accommodation from Ashland
W D. Duke. GENERAL Manager
E r D. MYERS. President
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YOAK-RIVEA LINE xzs ~ s,,y,
T1i1 EA.oAlTA ROUTE NORTH.

Tah kA.ohITA ROUTE NORTH.
LnA.n kIGndOND.
$3.50 ?. ~, ~. ia ttlinVrs Limited. daily
except Sundays. 10; West Point. connecting at
vest Point with steamers for Baltimore and
York River landings.
2l5 P. li., so. 10. daily. except SUNDAYS.
!ocai Spress Tor West Point and intermediate
stations Connects with stage ut lester Manor
for Wslkrrtou and Tappahannock.
SEQ 81, "a. No. a. local miN,'l- leaErs daily.
except Sundays. TOR West Point and intcrure-
date stations. connecting with stage Lester
Nuno. for Walkcrtor and iappamau0ock.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND
9:I5 =. NJ, No. I5 daily, from West Point,
with connection from Baltimore. except ,nstsr.
1G:45 4. IL, No .. daily except SUNDAY and
Monday.
1850 ?. NJ, daily ezcent Sundays. from West
Point and intermediate stations.
Nos. IS and iG will make no stops between
Richmond and Qulntun-
Steamers sal from West Point $50 y
daily. except Sundays Staa mers call at Giu1-
ceSt"r Point and Clay E.nt MONDAYS Wc'IneSs-
days and Friday. and Yorktown and Almonds
Tuesday Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
C. ". NFSTBCRY.
District PassenGe. Agent,
go E. Main Street. Richmond. Va.
s. II ITARrWICN.
General Passenger Agent.
c. II. ACKE2T
General Manager. washington. y. G..
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov. 81, 1862.
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE FOCi:TEESTH.

1hA1NS Liza ' IL AMI AItslt h FOJtsI EE.N l II.
STREET STATION.
TRAINS LEAVE hiCHMOND. VA.
700 A. H., No. {, daily tor DanvIlie. Char
lotte. and ul local stations South. Connecting
at Danvilic for stations to LIZ ucnDurs; also With
D.. and, W KY. FOR Martinsviiie aud stations
that line; a Greensboro for ell stations CAST
and west thereof
1880 P. NJ, No -. limited train daily for
Jacksonville and nl Florida points. Havana. Mas
suu. etc. Cunuect. Moseley with taruviile
ard FnwhatHn Railroad: II Greensboro for Dur
ham. Raleigh and Winston-S So lem; at Dausllle
with No. 81. United States Fast Mail. solid trim
daily for New Orleans ard points South. which
carriers sleepers TO New Orleans. DrawinE-lioom
Buffet Sleeper Richmond to Atlanta n.d BIZ
mingham. Through coach for Chase City. OK
ford anil Durham Thron<'. train with Sleeper.
Salisbury to Memphis. Giai,. Gar service.
il:eo 2. ID. No. II. Syuth.t4i EApi:Ss daily
dor Atlanta, Augusta, Jacksonville and points
south Sleeper for Danri!lc. Greensboro. Sails
oIr' ana Charlotte, open at Nicnm1nd 9:"o 4.
~. connects with New York and Florida tx
press sud Southwestern Limited which carries
sSonviile Tampa. Nashville. Memphis. Atlanta
Nv orleans. 'tc. Complete Dining Car service
Also Prllnau Tourist Sleeper Mondays. Uettues-
ua.s an friinrs, Washington To San Franci<co
y, ~ Ut mango. with connection for all points
III in3Ha Mf-tco and California
wy NJ, No. IL local Gaily except Sunday.
'o' N" Tn,Iss ana intcr9.cd!ats Iot,,z
o:oo a. N. md 6:25 2. IL, from Atlanta. An.
South. 80
$40 a n, from Kers~lllc and local stations.
3:25 p H.. firm nuroam Charlotte Dan
Fliie ana !rtn-1ln'iato st"+t~rs
LOCAL TEEIcrrT TRAITS
Nos; 81 and SO, between Manchester ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Mr.. ,egof rd ard Rebellion.

Editor of The Times:
SiI-The whole South thanks vou for the
cignffi.,a ropr;mand administered to Mr.
Cleveland for charging the Confederate
states with rebellion" Perhaps the ex-
President is trying to curry favors with
lilo f,f.ter rartisanS by this expression, as
the Rough Rider Colonel, Roosevelt, did
in his WASHINGTON s0eech last summer
before the Society of the Army of the Po-
tcroe,,. when he STYLED the Confederate
soldiers anarchists.
Colonel Roosevelt evidently discovered
his foolish blunder, as evidenced in his eff
fort 10 offset it at the recent Memphis
q demonstration. a strange bundle of in
consistences IS this same Rough Rider
Colonel Commencing the Confederate
soldiers he wrote:
"The world has never seen better sol
diers than those that followed Lee: and
their leader will undoubtedly be classed
as The very greatest of the great captains
that the English-speaking peoples have
brought forth
Then denounces them before a branch OF
the Gard Army of the Republic as AN
archists.''
He sanctions the creation of g Lily
White" organization OF his party In the
South. and sends chosen missionaries TO
hasten the NOfk, lnel ietiloNcS II otii OL!1>S
an Alabama Federal officer for perform
:ng this very service He received the
Hospitality of Charleston, the most eXcu-
sivc city in the country. and in return Tor
their courteses promised negro Doliti-
clan the highest office in his gift, in the
CITY by the Sea"
Beasts of his Southern blood, then de-
,lornces this section. Never has the dig
n:fied office of our chief executive been
i-co
its present occupant His friends and
SUPPORTERS are kept constantly on the
anxious seat fearing some new break, and
kept in fearful dread as to his next move.
CT. w. SAUSSY-
HawkinsvilEe. Ga, Dec. i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
LAGNIAPPE.

4 Country Without Str kos III this little
work the author. Mr.. Henry Demares
Lloyd. has written the first adequate
account, 70 our knowledge of the com
pulsory arbitration system in force in
New Zealand, which is said to have
resulted so far IN the complete preven-
ton of labor troubles in that colony
to the entire satisfaction, he points
out, of both employer and employed
Doubleday. Page & Co., Publishers,
New York. Sl.00.
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STEAMBOATS,
STEAMBOATS,
}s.J7eeeeg32s Steamboat &c.

PApPAHANNOCKR RIVER ROUTE.
Beginning Sunday, July 10Th. Steamers
viii %P5syi t2s 5ShSd RIv fa5oH foUrE
LEAVE BALTIMORE.
From Pier > Light Street. at i:33 F. NJ
Tuesday and Friday for Fredericksburg
i:s5 F. II Wednesday for. Tappahannoclz
and ell landings except IrvinGton. Neeuls'
Norans, Mcrry Point Ottoman, tiilen-
1870 P N. Thursday ana 80 P n. sun
day for rapDahannock and all landings
except Bayport Milenbeck. Merry Point,
: ''0-'''1 LEAvFs TAPPAHANNoCK.
For Baltimore Monday Tuesday, We'd
nestlay ana Friday at ~. NJ. and Thurs
day at \. NJ. Stopping at all Wharyes.
except will call At Rapport on Tuesday
For Baltimore direct at I P NJ Wednes-
day. making no stops except Urbanna
FOR Fredericksburg Monday at A. NJ.
leave Port Royal at l1:30 T. NJ; arrive IN
Fredericksburg at p NJ, tide permit
Fer Fredericksburg Wednesday at y NJ,
Port Royal at P. NJ, arrive in FREEZER
iclsburg, tide permitting. at i:5j = NJ.
:, For Fredericksburg Saturday about |
For Norfolk Friday P. NJ, calling at
90 !" 40 LEAVE NORFOLK
From Baltimore Steam Packet Co.'S
wharf for Fredericksburg and all landings
''' LEAVE FREDERlCKsBURG
For Baltindre and all landings Monday
and Thursday at p. NJ, tide permitting.
For Baltimore and all landings as far
as Tappahapnock at c;a;a n , Mea1esd4 A.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Mgr,, Baltimore.
w D. SCOTT. Agent. fredericksburg.
POTOMAC RIVER ROTTE.
Regin Tuesday, JUNE. Sd. Stea mers CAL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
The Exoense Of Primaries.

Editor OF The Times:
sir,-In your Editorial Stand by the
primary" in to-day's issue, you speak
os the expenses as if it was necessary
unavoidable evil There should be no
expense except for a ia ly-sheet. 1t must
be very poor county or city committee,
that cannot hold a primary without eN-
peuse Any precinct where there can
rot be found three Democrats who VIII
serve without pay. should not have a
voice in the selection of Democratic
candidates One county will hold Its
primaries without expense as long as
your correspondent signs himself
CHAIRMAN.
nuisa Va DeceInber l.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
IT. gA Trains L8aYas
0 s - and Arrive


LIAvs. i.i.r-IU-.U.
':ao a. III. eAeept SUNDAY. Newport News
local All s.uvs.
500 a. al. daily. Tor Old Point. Newport
News and AortoiS. Two hours - minutes
to NorIoIk. ssops Will sasturs. Newport
taond To Ud Point.
;. $40 2. ~. daily. except Sunday. tor old
Point Newport news aaG Sorsotk. Two hour.
snd =, minutes to Norfolk. Stops WILLIAMSBURG:
Newport News and hampton o4Iy l:.g...t ..ar-
Tor Car Gordonsvi!ie to OLD Point. Connects a,
Newport News on MoIdays, .Iaurstl..ys F-I,l;ys
tim"se' at Old Point with Washington Bart
NOR" and Cape Charles steamers; at Sorsy.k
WIN tno oi9 1o;n.nion steamers for Sew YORK.
c:VV :. ID, daily. FOR Newport New. and
on Point On Sundays only connects :oe Nor
ioih. Makes PRINCIPAL stops
MAIN L1NE-W EST BOCEp
to'Ao a. a., local except Sunday to Clifton
,oa -, connects for Orange, Cuiaepcr. Calyer-
80, go T. a.. oa.Iy. Cincinnati ami Lcuts-lll.
TnipI A".iet tirios Car 20 t.nrdo,feyliI-.
Itf,"., from t'vrdousYiile 20 Cincinnati aad
i;1'j,,', Connects for Virginia hot Springs.
I'm. Gortio' ne to stanton f,,t5v;s for local
stations except sunday
n -, h.' except Sunday accommodation
7 7:s5 ?. n, 81. Loul, and Chicago spcclal"
ei2nati { r'!sv to I@.lf, ,l,,i.' and 81.
Lor.s -; Pasior Car Cincinnati to Chicago Din
100 JAMES RIVER DfvisloS.
ton and Clifton Forge rxecTf S',aday Tor
tsos1ey. Aihnrene ami New Castle Fsrtor Car
o:lo < III. except Sr9rfrr ~ RreTno
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
From Norfolk and OLD Point la:05 n.
and Go P, VI. dsily; li.i5 A. NJ and 40
7. u. except Surday.
MAIN LINE
From cinc'n,at. nr.f the West. T.t5 \ VI
aeoisv. and $50 2. ". daily LocaI $50 A.
~. except Sunday. aud no P VI e-ccpt SUI.
day
JAMES rrI,,R DIVISION
So P VI. daily. I'D $40 i ". except
trniv ct 500 Eass 'farr Street aoa Ea-,
f7tH Street tfrr-h- Hotel .Tn.rnresn rr-ter
Hnd Nafr-Str"nt Stat ~ for fg-th"- '--,--rn-
ton. rat~s f;c',c+s I'D r'rr1r,7r roS"--,s-'o-,a
y n WAT rFIEN rs ne t-r
c. E. rnvrE q " rr-rrrr,
Cent Mana ~. Cent. Pass act.
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life. giving a. critical estimate Of his
GENTS. and Illustrating his work by ty
pical examples OF his compositions ar
ranged for the piano. Among those to
be presented during the first year may
be named Mozart, Chopin, Gounod Han
del. Verdi. Raft, Greig. Beethoven Ito
whom two successive numbers will be
devoted). and Mendclssohn. The first
issue OF the magazine. GATED January
1893. Will have Mozart for it's subject.
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TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1ET
STATION
500 a b.. NoRFoIll LIMITED daily. AZ
riveS Petersburg 9:@I a. NJ. NycieIS IL 20 4.
$50 A. NJ. daily. Arrives Petersburg 10
=. n. EmEoria 1912 \ 81 Weldon II s2@ n
II, Fayetteville +.a% z. N, gasrlcstau tL.i:,
+. VI. Savannah 300 A. NJ Jacksonville. sos
y. Nj. Tampa goo T. NJ. Fort Tampa 80 T.
Connecting az Wilson win No u argtSin;
G"tIsboro 2:55 T. VI Wilmington - Z. VI
Pullman Seeuer New York - Jacksonville.
II . P. II, daily Arriving Fetars burg 100
2. VI Connects with Nggs ID aud Western
Railway FER RCrnuk" AMI fute-ued!e 70 points.
Stops at l,rcvrry.a H,aG Ce..t,ali4 and CHESTER
SEQ P. n. OCEAN SHORT LIMITED. daily.
Arrives Petersburg 800 Z VI. Norfolk go
z. y, Stops only at Petersburg WaverE
40 P n. daily. except SUNDAY. Arrive,
Petersburg t:"& r 81: Weldon 6s@i 2 NJ
and Rocky Mount $40 ?. NJ. 3Iakes all inter
5;Ss P. n. daily Arrives Petersburg Gas
e:56 ?. III. FLORIDA AND WEST INDIAN
LIMITED daily. Arrives Petersburg 80 Z. NJ.
Connects with Norfolk and Western for N6c-
FOLK aud intermediate points. Euporit $: 3
stations hetwen Emporlu ana La,gr"acevfile,;
Weldon 900 r. VI. IS Wilmington ln.iu y IL,
II. say fnnah 80 \ NJ jacksonville Les 2.
". Tsln1a lo:nn T. VI, Port Tampa lr..a 2 g
NEW LISE TC MIDDLE GEORGIA FONTS
RI AtIanta ZOO Z. 81 ETsI'man sleeper New
Work to WiIminzt9u, Charleston. Fort Tampa
Jacksonville, Augusta and Macon Diuins-car
SSc-vic,..
9:25 P. N, daily. Arrives Petersburg 1913
p ". Connects TT Petersburg; WIKI Norfolk
and Western Railway. ART sing Ly1chhurE = 10
4 NJ Roanoke 10 4 VI. Bristol I".+n \.
NJ Pullman Siepce7 Richmond % LvHchMIr-.
I1.30 ?. NJ. daily. Arrives Petersburg 1910
4. VI
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4o7 &. NJ. daily. From Jacksonville. Savau-
noh. Charleston. Atlanta. lLaceu. Augusta ani
7:a5 = n. daily. From Petersburg. Lynch
s:ss : NJ. daily. except sunday Peters
Ills a NJ. daily eSeept sunGay. From
Rocky Mount and intermediate stations. Nor-
~; III: 10 a NJ, daily. From Petersburg. SUI
folk and Mort tx
1is2 a. NJ, daily. From Norfolk, Suffolk
$50 P H., drlly From Petersburg Roam.
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$50 P. H., daily. FROM Norfolk Suffolk
ami Petersburg
7e5 P. NJ daily. From Miami Fort Tam
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$50 ?. IL. dafly. From PsccrshI,r2;. Lynch.
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