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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25


Miss Laura Gretzipger Is at home
from the University for the holiday
vacation.
Shorthand class will commence
january 18th 1901 For terms see
Mrs. Vic Haslam. ~. If
Harvey Anderson returned from
Chicago where he mas been attending
the Chicago University.
First National Bank has for sale at
all times young and sound horses,
drivers and farm stock.
Last Thursday nights dance, In
the pleasant series being given BY the.
W. r. @. was possibly the best Of the
season. "a congenial crowd made the
occasion doubly pleasant, Is
First National Bank loans money
not only on farms. but on good city
property, as well.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25
THE LOGHL FIELD.

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Miss Gertrude Reardon, student
at the University, lis at homo for the
holiday vacation. .se 5. y
For rent. Furnished rom, steam
heat and electric lighted. Enquire
II this Office n 1 H Il 3Stf IA.
Miss Grace Pitcher returned satur-
day from the University and will
spend the holidays at ner home.
The finest lot Of horses ever shipped
in here now on sale at First National
. Bank. II
Mr.. and Mrs, S l.. Winslows left
Monday for Buffalo Center, Iowa
where they will visit for some time.
Decorating and kalsomining You
may need some this spring done and
done right by Il. Stuart
Mrs. F. B. Laech and Baby Elna Of
Minneapolis, arrived Sunday for a
visit with her father, w. 81. Bell and
to attend the Elliott Bell nuptials.
. The First National Bank loans
money on stock and farms at lowest
rates. NM
Posey, the man suspected Of the
Brocket murder, has returned to his
I home. the murder is ais much "a
mystery as ever if a murder was ac-
tually committed. 3il3
Wanted Girl for generl homework
in small family. Apply to Mrs
Chas. E. Taylor, Col 4th st
The skating rink is one Of the
most popular places in the city these
frosty evenings and with the mercury
K playing hide and seek with zero, you
can see the experts cutting the pigeon
wing and doing other fancy stnnts.
Two uncalled for snits. for sale at
$40 less than original price. Jno. j..
Burtscher.
p ]. Chamberlain has dispensed
s with the services Of his auctioneeer,
and Is conducting the sale himself
Z and II Is the opinion Of those who
have heard him that he was scnt ont
for the business, Knox Advocate.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25

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M-ney to loan on farms at Ramsey
County Bank. 81 40 If
" Herman Anderson left this week
for q visit to his old home at Glen.
fell, MINI. #Siss 81
For Sale Some fine, thoroughbred.
Berkshire hogs for breeding purposes.
John Cunning, Ala miles west of
Devils Lake. 90 IT,
DR.. Frederick Bentley Of Chicago,
while on his way to seattlc, stopped
for d few days visit with his brother
in law. A B. Kerlin. DR.. Bentley
has recently returned from an extend
ed European trip.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25

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Money to loan on farms at Ramsey
County Bank 40 tt
M. Kerr has been appointed con
stable for LAYTON township. IS
Mrs. Alb Kerlin is visiting her
people at Freeport, Illinois.
Call and see the Percheron brood
mares for sale at Whipple's barn.
Miss Grace Tabor left Tuesday for
a visit with friends at Grand Forks
For rent Three room cottage.
Cheap. Enquire at this Office. s8tf.
She's all right the Keystone
Maid. u At A. E. HodgkiLson 8.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-25

Mems fleece underware, our
former price So cts. now ~ 1=1c8
while it lasts 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
IMPORTANT BILLS REPORTED

House Committee Fayors Spending
More Money on Capitol.
The General Laws Committee OF the
House has reported favorably the bill
offered by Mr. p. s. B. Smith, OF Clarke.
to prohibit the delivery of liquor In local
option districts, save In unbroken pack
ages.
The bill was offered to meet a case in
Mr.. Smiths district where a man takes
orders for liquor and sells 1t openly in
my quantity.
The House Committee on Finance yes
terday morning reported favorably the
bill offered by Mr.. Cardwell, OF Hanover,
to appropriate 10000 additional for re-
pairs to the Capitol building. A bill has
already been passed by both houses ap-
propriating $4,000 for this purpose.
The House Committee on Counties.
Cities and Towns yesterday reported ad-
versely the bill to repeal an act proNd-
Ing for the purchase Of an interest In a
bridge at Radford by that city and Dub
lin District The interested sections
voted on the proposition favorably, and
a bill passed the Senate to nullify the
vote, declaring the election void.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
held In Norfolk had been q fair one 80
far as the contestecs and their friends

held In Norfolk had been a fair one, 80
far as the contestecs and their friends
were concerned.
Mr.. Leake was loudly applauded upon
the conclusion Of his remarks. and tho
House at 9 O'Clock P. M. adjourned until
1880 o'clock P. NJ. to-day.
Chairman Kelley Will speak for the con-
5testces this afternoon and he will likely
be followed by Mr.. Cumming on the
same side Hon. c. G. Baker will speak
for the minority report and Colonel Ca
bell will conclude for that side.
After a speech by Mr.. Heernans Ore
publican). OF Montgomery. In favor Of
new election, the vote will be taken,
and 1t looks as II It will be favorable
to tho sitting members.
OFFERED AND REFERRED.
The following bills were presented and
referred In the House, "a
BY Mr.. Banks; billsto ircorporat e
the Fancy Gap Telephone Company, OF
Carroll county.
BY Mr. Lyel: A bill to authorize
the Board Of Supervisors OF Lancaster
county to effect loan for county roads
purposes
BY various members: Petitions praying
passage Of the Mann liquor bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
THREE CASES
DECIDED.
Court Of Appeals Adjourned
TIL March Third.
QUESTION OF TAXATION
County of Isle Of Wight Can't Tax
Smithfeld People for Certain
Purposes-An Oyster Litl-
gation-lnsurance Suit.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals handed
down opinions in three cases yesterday
and adjourned Until tho Sd Of March.
Judge Buchanan wrote the opinion In
tho case OF Day and others VS. Roberts.
Treasurer, an appeal from the Circuit
Court for the county OF Isle OF Wight.
This was suit growing out OF the
amendment OF the charter OF the town
of Smithfield. The whole matter grew
out Of tho act exempting the people OF
the town OF Smithtield from certain road,
school and other taxes. Tho Board OF
Supervisors levied these taxes upon the
people OF smithfield. The Circuit Court
held that so much Of the charter as
sought to exempt the town and the per-
sons residing therein from the payment
Of county taxes. other than for tho KEEP
Ing up of the roads or for the supp,rt
OF the poor was unconstitutional TIE
Circuit Court was. affirmed in its Judh,-
*, f5pt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
DIDN'T INTEND TO
INJURE CORREIRI
Policeman Amos Captures the
Man who so Fearfully Cut
the Barkeeper.

James Straus. the negro who last Sat
urday night attempted to murder Ar
n,igeo Correiri. an italian bartender, at
the corner of Cary and Eighth Streets, in
f!cting serious wounds with knife, was
captured yesterday afternoon by Patrol
man Amos. He now occupies a cell at the
Third Police Station. where he will re-
main pending Improvement in the condi-
TON OF the saloonist. after which he will
be arraigned in the Police Court
Literally. the negro was caught mapping
by the officer, who located him in a hut
II. Belvldere Alley. a notorious settlement
In the vicinity Of Penitentiary Bottom.
He was sound asleep when the patrolman
entered the room and awoxe to find him.
SELF looking down the barrel of Colts
revolver. He offered no resistance.
Al the station Straus appeared less con-
csrned about the cutting than anyone
else stating that It was all an accident
and he didn't intend to hurt Mike as
he called the bar-man.
Patrolman Amos received 'tip" yesterr
day at noon that Straus was in certain
rouse IN the aforementioned alley, so
ne forthwith set about capturing the me-
gro. From inform al ton received he felt
satisfied that the negro would soon be
asleep. and he. therefore. waited for an
hour before going after his game.
IN every particular the information was
correct. for when he entered the room
quietly. there on the bed was straus,
sleeping Justify. He was snoring In good
fashion when the officer, gouged him in
the RIBS with his plstol. disturbing his
/. With startled expression on his face
Straps jumped from the bed. but made
no further demonstration. cowing COM
n ~
have sold the knife yesterday with which
he did the cutting, getting ten cents for
1t. - -
The condition OF Correiri Is said to be
slightly improved and he will probably
recover, but lose the use Of his right arm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
THE HISTORICAL
SOCIETY MEETING
Many Matters Of Interest At
tended to at the Last
Session Of this Body

1 4 {.
The February meeting OF the Executive
Committee Of the Virginia Historical So
ciety was held Saturday night at the
Soclety's budding. Present: Messrs. e. v.
Valentine, D. c. Richardson, R. T.
Brooke. W. g. 6tanand. e. w. James,
w. Meade Clark, 8. s. p Paterson, Jo-
seph Bryan. J. P. Mcclure and S. c.
Mitchell.
In the absence OF President McCabe,
Valentine presided.
The cores ponding secretary reported
the usual number OF books, etc, received.
The most Important gift OF the ms n h
was Forces Archives, nine volumes fodo.
It was also reported that In accordance
with instructions given at the January
meeting OF the committee several sections
Of Wernlcke book cases had been pur-
cha sed.
The corresponding secretary reported
that in accordance with Instructions he
had gone to Washington early In jan
uary to make arrangements In regard to
certain copying from the old Virginia
records in the Congressional Library:
that the visit had been very saisfac-
tory one. and that the gentleman in
charge OF the Manuscript Department
had recently written that the copying
had been commenced and that the first
poItioh wound Dc sent 70 the society III
q few days.
The committee directed that there
should be procured from the library Of
the British Museum a copy OF letter
which describes the events Immediately
preceding the surrender OF Virginia to
the Parliamentary forces In 1852. Practi-
cally nothing has hitherto been known
In regard to this interesting period Of
Virginia history.
The committee also directed that sub
scrption for 1903 should be sent to the
publishers OF Abstracts OF Probate Acts
I'm the Prer ogative Court of Canterbury ;.
beginning In 1880. This publication, OF
which two parts have been received, gives
lists OF all wills and probates in the
great diocese of Canterbury (Which In
cluded the American colonies). and will
prove most useful hand-b book to stu
dents Of colonial biography and geneaolo-
81.
The following new members were elect
ed: Idfe-Captan Fl. c. Clement, Jr., U.
s. A. Annual-General Fitzhugh Lee,
Virginia, Mr.. H Allen Wilson. Wiscon-
sin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
REV. Mr.. BRUNER CALLED
viii Succeed Dr. Il. A. Bagby at Calvary
HhIIrrb

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viii Succeed Or. H.A. Bagby at Calvary
Church.
AS anticipated. the Rev. T. Weston
Bruner. of Baltimore, was on yester-
day called to the Calvary Baptist
Church Of this city. to succeed the Rev.
Dr.. H. A. Bagby. who has gone to
Greenwood, s. c.
a congregational meeting OF the
church was held yesterday after the
morning service. The Pulpit Commit
tee submitted Its report. recommends
Ing Mr.. Bruner. and the call was
unanimously extended. A telegram was
at once sent to Baltimore,
Mr.. Bruner is pastor Of the Lee
Street Church Of Baltimore and Is ex-
ceedingly we'll known here He is re-
garded as one Of the most able and
successful pastors In the denomination,
It is expected that he will accept the
call.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
IT the theatres.
Observation-Disclosures +


The interesting war play. ''winches-
ter comes to the Academy this after
noon and tonight.
1T Is. essentially war play for the
South. and being romance OF old vir-
glnia in the days Of 1853. 1t will have
charm for local theatre-goers that
should not fail to attract. Some OF the
scenes indeed are laid In this city and
others in Williamsburg. while the battle
OF Winchester provides the great central
scene of them all.
AS stage spectacle 1t is without an
equal in realism and in the perfection OF
detail. and 1t will be interpreted by a
company that is In every way capable,
and promises the very best results.
The next attraction at the Academy
will be Kocian. the great Bohemian VIC
Saturday. The reputation of this artist
has preceded him. for he has created
wonderful sensation in New York,
Boston and the other musical centers
Of this country. There is no doubt that
great treat Is In store for music low
ers and liberal education for all stu
dents Of music.
Manager Giffen has announced that
he has secured the prma donna who
was with INascagnl for his summer sea-
son in this city. There will be thirty
five members in his company. which he
is endeavorng to make the strongest
ever seen In his territory.
Manager Leath is making arrange
ments for dramatic stock company to
divide the time here and in Norfolk
with the Giffen Musical Comedy Com
pany He will shortly go to New York
to complete his plans which are already
well under way.
Manager Giffen will take a dramatic
stock company to San Francisco in May.
He will be with the company here un-
til the season is we'll advanced and
will then go With his new company IA tha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
Snap Shots Gahen
IN lfotol oIobbxes
So0o0000eo0o0ooeOeo0OoOoOi

There will be nothing done looking to
Democratic caucus to undo its own ao-
tions in renominating Judye r. c. Jack
son, OF my county," So, Ion. S. S. Sim
Norman member o. 30 House from
Wythe, at New Foroes, last night. 1.-THE
talk we heard" he continued. will come
to naught Judge Jackson Is In the opin-
ion of the bar and the people OF his cir
cult prominently the man for the pla ce,
and they not only do not desire any
CHANGE but will have none. He is not
only a great jurist with splendid re-
cord behind him. but he is one of the fin
est gentlemen in our country. and is CIV
ing the utmost satisfaction on the bench
Judge jackson will be elected in a few
days. along with the other circuit judges
and the people of the circuit will be not
only satisfied but pleased.
II believe the House will pass the
Barksdale pure election bill without the
committee amendments" said prominent
leader Of that body in one Of the lob
bies last night.
II have good reason for the faith that
Is within me- he went on. '.The mem
bers are already largely for 1t accord
Ing to my belief, but apart from this
almost every mall brings strong letters
to them from influential Democrats
throughout the State asking them to
stand up for purer election questions
The bill ought to be passed without
amendment, and 1t will be greatly Grip
pied If tho word 'corruptly' Is put I'M
2 Mr.. Thomas whitehead, Jr.. Of Lynch
burg who was star witness for the
prosecution In the Campbell Crawford
investigation, recently, was at MUIR
phys last night. II would not be SUR
,~tr - ,So,y
testimony before the case Is over" said
Mr. Whitehead. ''Of course I know
nothing OF this In detail" he continued.
"but my opinion Is that the matter will
be dashed with interesting incidents un-
til 1t is over
Hon. Joseph T. Lnwless, of Norfolk.
former secretary OF the Commonwealth,
was among his old friends and ASSOC
ctates Mt the Capitol yesterday. and
about the lobhies last night. Mr.. Law
less was given warm reception and
was Shaking hands with all In an en-
thnsiastic manner.
Mr.. Lawless Is in fine health and
spirits, and Is hero to appear before the
Senate Committee on General Laws to-
night, as the representative OF the Chris
tim Scientists in opposition to the EIar-
vey Osteopath bill.
Judge A, X. Montcro, of the County
Court of Goochlnnd, and Mr., c, D. Do
Wit, editor OF the Salem Tlmes-Reglster
are in the city.
Mr., August straus, president Of ta,e
Insurance Field Publishing Company, OF
louisville Ky, Is IN the city md Is on
a southern trip in the interest OF his
paper, Mr., straus called upon tho
leading insurance people OF the city on
Yesterday.
$, ylrginIans here last night were,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Forward, Wvtbe,flle.
A. 8. Craveley Mrs, A. g. rraveley
Martinsy'lle; y, T. Lawless, Norfolk: s.
r. pdckenson. j, r Bemeal. Norfo,r.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10

George Pitcher, Norfolk; Mrs. D. S.
Lewis. Harrisonburg; W. q. Loving,
Lovngston; G. 3. Hewitt, Norfolk: r.
2. Boykin, Smithficld; r. E. S, Simmons,
smithtleld: Judge Shepard. W. W,
Wills. Palmyra: w. G. StevenR Lynch.
burg; John s. Davis scottsville: r. H.,
Norfolk county; ]. 3. Hicks and wife,
Newport News,
Now ForFs-C. B. Campbell and daugh.
ter, Fincastle; r r. Powell. Gordons-
villo; i. p. Williams, Manquin; P. G.
Boyd, Norwood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
Young Man at Bluefleld Shoots Himself
But Will Recover.
Especial to Tho Times. D lspat ch,

Especial to Tho Times. Dlspatch.)
BLUEFIELD, w. VA, February g.
Robert Whitaker Reese. q prominent
young man. attempted suicide by shoot
ing late this afternoon. He had pre-
vlously signifed his Intention to de-
stroy himself. but little attention was
paid to the threat as he made It in a
jocular manner. The bullet entered near
the heart, but the patient Is doing we'll
and will recover. He has married
sister and two brothers living in Roa-
noke. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
Another Oyster Ground.

Judge Keith delivered the opinion OF the
court In the case OF Sinclair VS.. Quicken
bush. appeal from the Circuit Court Of
Warwick county. This is one Of the
many cases growing out Of the oyster
ground survey. Sinclair Is an oyster In
spector. Vaughan Jones applied for GER
tain grounds, and so did Quackenbush,
When the inspector was about to assign
the grounds to Jones, Quackenbush got
out an Injunction. The upshot OF the
whole matter was that Quackenbush got
the grounds. The Judgment OF the lower
court was affirmed.
Daughter Wins.
The third case decided was that OF
sLeftwich vs. Wells. woman named
iLeftwich. In Lynchburg., assigned her GER
,tiflcate In the Grand Fountain. United
Order Of True, Reformers, to her daugh-
ter. Ora G. Wells. The husband. samuel
Leftwich, claimed 1t. The Corporation
Court at Lynchburg decided in the Wells
woman's favor and the Judgment was
sustained.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
THE GIRLS CLUB

Organization Formed Some Years Ago
Secured a Charter Yesterday.
Judge Wexford yesterday granted n
charter to the Girls Club, an associat ton
that was organized for the purpose Of
rendering mutual benefit and entertain
lnent and Improvement to the working
girls OF the city. Inc club has been in
existence for about two years. and is now
incorporated, SO that 1t will be able tt
receive donations and have other privl-
leges.
The officers are: President. Kathleen
AEderson; first .vlce-president. Roberta
wexford; second vice-presldent, Sophia
Meredith; recording secretary, Maudc
Meredith. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
Atlantic Coast Line

Auanrlc Coast Line
TRAINS LEAVE RlCHMONb-BY ND-STREEr
STATION, q
800 n, NohIoLk LIMITED. daily. An
ii. Stops only at Petersburg. Wavery and SUI
s H. hns ~ ds sui, Arrives w Sssssses5s 9s
Il, Fayetteyilie 4ss NJ ch a.rH d i:S
H. Savannah .oS 500 NJ 5a;ksonsi!e s:Ss
Correcting i Wilson sih Nj 'lea ar ~
iao daily e! no PstsfsSuls
Railway for Roanoke and intermediate points.
$50 = So ScnAS sH9RT nhs r. sn Ssy
Arrives Petersburg $3.50 2. H.. Norfolk $3.50
F.. NJ Stops only at Petersburg. Wavsrly
r.ls.lx NJ dfy s1e %sa ssne az. k'r,s.
t;ss :: NJ, daily. Arrive. Petersburg o4i
$3.50 ?. NJ, FLORIDA AND WEST INDIAN
LIMITED, daily Arrives nets5.narg 7:sa n.
folk and intermediate points. Emporta s:ai,
P. N. Connects with Atlantic and Dsnvills fol (
; Mssnn eewfn TnpTy1' and
ssyesss.s l;a H. ?;4s
49, 49, rost Tamps 1 1915 Tampa 1000 =
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA POINTS
arriving 4ss1sta s25 a MI Macon sS
York to Wilmington Charleston, Port Tampa,
jacksonville Oukusta and Macon; New Yorl
to Townsville. Tuesday only. DininSCar Ser
s.s5 2. NJ, daily. Arrive. Petersburg 1o:1s
r. n CONNECTS At Pete,ssSnrg With No,1ol!
and ssssn pE.se 1910
' H. daly 1rrnes pe.er4bsrs
= li Isl p. M, .Nnw YORK AND FLORIDA
srESIAL" LA daily. EXCEPT sSndsy:, 4rriSs1
Pullman, Palace Sleeping: Library. Observation
TRAINS ARRIVE nIcHMoND. - =.
NAH Charleston. Atlanta. Macon. Augusta and
Gao 4. NJ. daily, e1eeg. Monday. From 81.
and all Florida points. 55.i
NJ, 1876 a; ~ ~ as,, G, From Petersburg. Lynch.
Du il: 10 ea 4. NJ. daily except Sunday. Frov
Rocky Mount and intermediate stations, Nor
Ii:io 4; NJ, daily. From Petersburg. SAT
II ~ a M. daily. From Norfolk. Suffolk
800 = NJ. daily. From, Petersburg. Roam
oke n nd inter mediate points.
$3.50 r. NJ, daily. From Norfolk. suhoA
7:45 ;. "; daily. from Miami; Port IAN I'm
mineton: Goldshoro and All points SOUTH
r., NJ. IMMERSION,
W. ]. CRAIG, 10 Z
g. Ssn :. c1 rai:insff Agent
Division Passenger Agent. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-10
NV Na1fllkii1sWss}s
General OIioSA, IlodnokA Va.
NOVEMBER HuTH, lgo,

: ir.-csysFcsr,sHyn d
''nsfa' g HuSaAs aSin' sSrA - iso,.
LEAVE RICHMOND 8lDAILfj, DYnp.srpnur
STATION, 49,. 80 -
500 a. ~, NORFOLK LIMITED. Arr.ysa
S %afeliy sna au,oi se Sep. only u
q let Oh passengers from Rlchnond and PA 81.
''t 500 4. w., THE CHICAGO EXPRESS q,
Roanoke, Columbus, Cncin.
natl, and Chicago. Hufrei Jarlor Car Pc
! EosbSKs g KGaSSke p nnan 70 sps
nati;: also. for Bristol. Knoxvilie1 ' and
Pullman Sleeper Roanoks
Z, a MnooPTsM H., "Ro.nok. Express" 70. r,.n
vile. Lynchburg. Aonnoke aud intermediate
''i s;o =. NJ. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED Il.
riyes Norfolk $50 r. X: Stops only at Petsrt.
burg, Waverly aud unolk. Connects at Nor.
FOLK with steamers to Boston. Providence, Now
Y1sh 1 = M for '9 sas Ss.h HsIfnt !.
date station Arrives at Norfolk at 10 40 r ".
e.s6 2. NJ, for Lynchburs and Ron noke Con.
tsneoga Limited. Pullman slteper Iynchbprr
man Sleeper between Richmond and Lynch burg.
and berths ready for occupancy at $40 r NJ
Also Pullman Sleeper Petersburg and Roanoke
Trains arrive 5 Richmond from hynchburg and
I;6e r. ~, from Norfolk and The East at lilo a
JOHN f. WAGNER,
CITY Passenger and II Ticss! Agent.
District Passenger Agent, Fl
". p. BEvtLL.
General Passenger Agent.
Phone. 405. 1000 East Min Street.