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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-03-26
But She Had Arranged
The Preliminary Details

GAHE-Say, dear, will you take me to
~ the theater with you tonight?
He-Why, l don't know. Q'll
put up a bluff about its being too late
to get tickets.) Have you got the tick
cts, dear?
She-No not yet. Is it too late?
Helm afraid it is. (Here's where
l make good. 1t will be just the same
as if l took her. l happen to know
there isn't a seat left.
She-Have you been inquiring?
He-(Gee whiz! She suspects me of
going off myself. FoxyD Certainly
not, darling. l heard Smith say so
this afternoon. He tried all over town
to get seats. (Here's where l get in
my fine work.) What in the world did
you suggest such a thing for?
She-Why? Would you go if you
could?
He-Would l go? (What a chance
she has given meD Why, sweetheart,
I'm dying to go. What did you men
ton the theater for anyway? l hadn't
lnOuSuL dOOQL IL uhlll y Ou opOACs
the luck! feel just like having a good
time-with you. Chat IL make her
feel good.) Wouldn't it be nice? A
good play, all by ourselves, and then
She (breathlessly)- then?
He-(Oh, this is easy.) oh, then we'd
have nice little supper. Oh, why did
you mention it? 1t makes me sick.
Now We'll have to stay at home and
NOPE. 1 feel just in the mood. Oh, if
we only had couple of seats!
She (clapping her hands)-You dear!
We have! We have!
He-(Heavens! Am caughtD What
do you mean?
She-I mean this: This morning early
l reserved two fine ones over the tele-
phone. Come, dear; there isn't mo-
ment to lose.-Smart Set.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-03-26
No Extra Trouble.

1t was in the dead of night, and a
cold night at that. Mr.. Smith was
away, and Peterson Smith, aged six,
was getting over the measles.
Mother, may have drink of real
cold water?' he asked, waking Mrs.
Smith from refreshing slumber.
Turn right over and go to Sleep .
commanded Mrs. Smith. "You are a
naughty boy to wake mother up when
she put a pitcher Of water on your ia
BILE the very last thing before you went
to bed"
Ten minutes later the small voice
piped up again, Mother, want a
drink of water
Peterson" said Mrs. Smith sternly,
'if you say that again l shall get up
and spank YOU"
There was five minutes silence, and
again Peterson spoke.
Mother" he said cheerfully, when
you get up to spank me may have a
drink of ?"-Youth's Companion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-03-26

least l wouldn't have to drum up art
classes in a wigwam. But here we are.
Isn't it horrid placer
Basils interview with the lady of
his love was an unsatisfactory one,
and he took his leave muttering male
dictions on the fate which had placed
a golden barrier between them.
"Come to breakfast, Gas! The coffee
is getting cold. I've made round Of
toast, and there's dab of apple butter
that Mrs. Dilshneider sent in," whee-
died Bah.
"Eat it yourself, DEAR" urged Cas-
sandra, responding to the persistent
summons. "a bit of toast is all l care
for"
ut isn't all / care for, then! You
may not have noticed it, Cas-, but I'm
actually starving by inches I'm dwin-
ding away. IL want little nice things"
sniveled Bah - ''macaroons and sar-
dimes and picked olives-and- fried
chicken! And charlotte russo and angel
cake, like we used to have at Aunt Do
rinda'sv'
Cassandra stared at her sister aghast
at the sudden outburst. She had never
known Bah to grow hysterical before
and eagerly strove to soothe her, when
the landlady thrust round, smiling
face inside the door.
eff you please, dere vos shentle-
man to spike NIT you," she announced.
And Cassandra nervously obeyed the
summons.
Bah still sat dropping by the table
when her sister returned, trimming
with excitement.
cit was a lawyer, Bah, dear, to tell
us we have inherited a snug little for
tune from deceased relative of papa's
named Jonquil," she announced, half
tears, half smiles. 1.-THE money is in
the bank, and we can draw it when
ever we please. 1t seems heartless to
be SO glad" she added remorsefully
"But, then, we never knew the-er--
Mr.. Jonquil, and we do need the money
so muchr'
"Of course we dor cried Bah raptur
ously, jumping up to give her sister a
"bear hug" Lets go right up and get
the money now, Cas-, and We'll go to
the SWEETEST cafe in town for lunch
I'm just dying for some chicken salad.
And, oh, Cas!' Bah was fairly dancing
with excitement. "You can marry Bas-
il now, and his mother won't object,
seeing you're an heiressr
''See here, Mr.. Impostor, I'm not go
ing to keep your guilty secret any lon
GER" declared Bah when the honey
moon was over and the young couple
were settled in a cozy home of their
own. "Oh, you needn't pretend inno-
cence! know all about your daring
ruse Uncle Jonquil never left Classy
and me that fortuneY'
Hey? How-how do you know that,
Miss ImpudenceY'
Because we never had any Uncle
Jonquil! / made the story up that day
out of whole cloth, name and all. So
now own up and make clean breast
of itv'
"Alas, mea culpav" groaned Basil,
humping his head against the wall i'll
penance for his peridy. Il plead guilty,
but 'all's fair in love and war;"
$50 am a portionless bride after all,
am I?'' asked Cassandra, half inclined
to pout.
"Portionless? No, indeed. You are
worth kings ransom in your own
right" declared her adoring husband.
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Practical Arithmetic.

A teacher in an uptown school re-
ceived the following from complain
ing parent few days ago:
Sir-Will you please for the future give
my boy sum eesier somes to do at nights.
This is what he brought home to or three
mites ago. If fore gallins Of bere will fill
thirty-to pint bottles, how many pint and
half bottles will 9 gallins fill? Well, we
tried, and could make nothing of it at all;
and my boy cried and sed he wouldn't go
back without doing it. So had to go an
buy gallin key of bere, which | could
ill afford to do, and then we went and
borrowed a lot of wine and brandy bot
ties, besides few we had by us. Well,
we emptied the key into the bottles, and
there were 10 and my boy put that down
for and answer
l don't know whether it is rite or not as
we split some in doing it.
P. S.-Please let the next one be in wa
ter, as / am not able to buy any more
here.
Topeka Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-03-26
Why Is 1T?

ut is all well enough" said Uncle
Joseph as he put down the book, "but
it isn't true"
"Why not?" asked.
Because the author makes him pro-
pose to the heroine in crowded thea
ter. Now, woman doesn't want to be
proposed to in such a place. She wants
a quiet spot, where she can weep lit
tie. Story writer's should take this into
consideration"
"Pshaww said 1.
when a woman accepts man for
good and all she likes to put her head
on his shoulder and cry" said Uncle
Joseph. II do not know why it is, but
they all do it."
'Do they?"
Didn't your wife when she accepted
your" he demanded.
"Well, yes, believe she did,
"They all do" said Uncle Joseph.
''They like it. 1t somehow comforts
'em."
But why" said l.
"Ask the women" said Uncle Joseph.
-Woman's Home Companion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-03-26
known by Different Names.

"Are you ever troubled with insom-
nia-sleeplessness?"
II should say am. Some nights I
don't sleep three hours"
'"That SO! I've got it awfully bad.
I've been afflicted now about two
years. The doctor calls it neuris in
somnis paralaxitis."
"I've had it about eighteen months,
and we call it Ethel SchoOlmaster
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-03-26
A Sure Sign.

"Well, guess old Slyman is begin
ming to make his pile"
"Why do you think so?"
Hes going around blowing about
how much happier man is when he's
Door" -Philadelphia Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-03-26
Proficiency.

He was a cornet soloist, indeed, but
by no means witless.
Musical proficiency" said he, lis a
matter of give and take"
"Eh? Give and take what?'
Palms." he said, illustrating his no.
ton by running a few scales.-Puck.
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R1CHMoND PRODUCE MARKET.

corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
quot tons are wholesale prices.) ~. :.
POULTRY Qlye).F'airy active Quotations:
Tkeys and ls tst Chickens s large g.;
pound. llGlSc.; hens. per pound; loc:; ducks'
llu l2c. ROSTERS, per piece, 25c.; Guineas, per,
piece 3e64l.5c. \,
sadd .es per pound, l5G11c.; wild turkey, per!
pound, I2Qj l3c.; cartridges per dozen, {2g-:o;
nheasants, each, 5O4 Goc. rabbits. large. fresh,
each. l6GrlSc.: small. fresh. each, l0Vllc;
SQUIRRELS. each, 6GISc. Fl
4 il urT iiIs-Choice family. packed, per pound,
1jailSc. fancy dairy packed. per pound. l74lSc;
choice dairy packer. per pound. 4l5Vl6c. choice
store packed. per pound, l5V1Sc.; medium, per
eholse yeow rolls per pound. li5lso mixed.
white and yellow. l3Vl5c. ,5s \. e.
Y U;GS-Crntes, nearby. fresh laid, 23c per
dozen: crates other sections. 23c.s per dozen:
barrels and boxes. 2lG!2c.f per dozen; guinea.
l2c, per dozen. ~
barrel, fancy handpacked, S:92o5 per barrel;
choice handpacked, 3Ltog1.76 per barrel; me
dunn handpucked, l.sbql.D per barrel bulk,
slui. IS per barrel. Lemons, per box S3.eoGv..oo.
y eS:d %ass sa
81. 45al - bushel. Onions, bushel. 7OGsbc. Pota-
toes, Virginia, +OGOvc per bus, Western, te4voc
snsall lsaise. hams. larss, isylie,; .lds..
smoked. lvGpl2c.: shoulders. smoked. yseivc.
Veais--Best,I 6n 17c. per pound; runners, 4gbc.;
lambs. sMG5c.; hogs, 5Sq6.sc.; 1.-Two hogs,
srLC J1UA-winter superior. sa.75a4.oo; winter
extra, ti.5aai76; winter clear. s5Gs.4o; Winter
strait ht, S5.5Ul5.75 winter patent. S.9546, ~.
Duckwheat per pound, .hG3c Cornmeal eity
s &C. Ml iy pes ton SsISoa:aS:
t,r1a n Sly. tOIgl co. T. At@5l5
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COTTON MARKETs.E

opened Arm at an advance Of sa5 points Il, re- re-
Spouse to hrIner Liverpool cables and talk VI
a better general demand following the cleo
siderable cation had been bought on the theory
OF high, prices after election, and this, came
appeared that, leading Wall Street bear inter
ests were halnInerlng the market. Trading a I
first was fairly active, but MS prices sAgged
the day was estimated at only about $4,000
bales. as IL HI. III asa 5a NIX 4i@
zuodiatoly5 after the call. and while fluctuations
later In the session wero more or loss irregu az.
tn close was ut practically tho lowest or Y net
deciine Of llQpla points. There were enough
Covering BY room shorts III the last fow MINI es
to give tho market steady tone at tho close:
Iiyerpooi eased of after local opening and
New Orleans was also eased OF with the 10 a.
market and sent selling orders here. NyirA
houses with Southern, connections sold on the
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N k&xvvN0ifo|k&WeSteI1l

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
d 900 a. }M.-NORTOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk II: 80 a. n; Stops only at PETERSBURG,
sos A. M.-sT. louis EXPRESS. Bure.
paror Car. Pe.ersburg to LynehburE and 2.
Louis, Bluefiold to Cincinnati; also Roanoke
to Knoxville. and Knoxville to Chattanooga no
is:io p. M.-.RoANoKD EXPRESS for Farms
Vile. Lynchburg and Roanoke. q tx ma 4
4, 2:00 P. $M.-OCEAN5 SHORE LIMITED sAr.{3
rives Norfolk $50 r. M. Stops only at PetArs-
burg, Waverly and a Suffolk Connects with
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York. 4
Baltimore and Washing ton. St NJ
S :25 II. M.-For Norfolk and all stations saat
I $50 p. M.-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINZ:
Pullman sleepers Richmond to Lynchburs and \
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchburg to-
CHATTANOOGA. Memphis and New Orleans Cafe
e:so p.1a M-woRLDs FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to ST.
Trains arrive FROM the West :S5 ~ a M e; -
p. N. and 9:05 p. NJ; from Norfolk II 40 a. %.
and $3.50 p NJ. 5 Sis "a 4. 4ssS55
w. b. BEVILL, c. H. BOsLE1:a
Gent. Pass. B Ast. Dist Pass BAst.s
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NEW YORK HORSE SHOW,
NOV. 18th 10 18TH,

VIA M. g. w; AND Q, Q. SIS, GO.
Account above occasion, The Norfolk ~
Western Railway In connection with tho
Old Dominion Steamship Company, Will
sell round trip tickets from Richmond, via
Norfolk, at s12, which Include meals and
stateroom berth on steamer, Tickets will
be sold November 18th. good for ten days,
OCEAN Shore Limited" leaving Richmoid
at s. N. M, makes close connection at
cars between Richmond ana Norfolk. For
tickets and staterOom tons,
amply at Old Dominion Office or at COM
panys Office. S3S East Main Street.
JOHN u. WAGNER, Gil BOSLEY,
CITY Pass Agent Dist, Pass. Agent
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fact on north lin. of Boyd street. 70 8: feet

fact on north limo Of Boyd street. 70 i: feet
west OF Norton, g. I,
Matthew schaaf and wife to Henry 3:
Wallerstein, 20 il feet on west line OF
Fourth street, between Cary and Cana'
II, S, Wallerstein and wife to Mrs. Helen
p Christian, q l-3 feet on north line cary
street, between Seventh and Eighth streets
Abner S. Pope to Mrs. Jennie 3. Minor.
.twenty.one feet on thu south line OF Grace
street, 40 a. 100 feet from, west line Of LON
TT, 8. Moseley Ia w II. schwarzschild elsh-
teen feet on north side OF HNilllams street,
20 feet from northwest Intersection OF Gilner
'e Julia 3. Moore. executr,x ., Ann p. Grant.
to A. L. Straus, Sc feet on north line q Main
street, between Twenty-thlrd and Twenty-
HI He nj C, 9 Leo. . +. ullmen and wife 70
Robert L. and Kate II. Yates. SO feet on
north line Broad street. R8 feet cast o.
Thirty-sixth street. sl.25o. \.
2 r. M. Conner. special con,missio ner. 70 y:
C. Cheatwood, 1s2 feet on north side q
Lewis street. at corner Of Wiltshire street,
Samuel P. waddl. clerk, to Thomas q.
Marable, acres on the Osborne turnpike
for taxes In name Of w II. Throckm no .se1
j. p 81 Swords to Thomas Boyle. 80 feet on
north line Of Clay street, "a feet west u
.Thirty.nSthS street, $255. IN
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CHEAP. RATES TO TAMPA, FLA.
t.-..E'.Il. a TIA MTG CQAST#LIkE.

Account Of South Florida and A1idwintes
Exposition, Tampa, Fla, November 14-B,
1901, this line will sell round trip tickets
at ratio OF one fare, plus 50 cents, limited
10 fifteen days. exclusive Of date OF sale.
ricketts, on sale November 18th, good to
stop over at all points In Florida within
limit, south of Jacksonville. This is the
quickest route, offers best accommoda-
lions, through sleeping and dining chr
service. For further informa ton, apply
to any agent OF the company. or
G. s. CAMPBELL. y
Division Passenger Agent
S3S r. Main ST., Richmond. Va.
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$1,000 ROUND Z TRIP-s16.00
N 10 TO THE
WnRI DIS EAIR-SI. LOUIS.

VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN RY.
Tickets mt above rate Will be sold every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday during
the rnonth Of November. limited to ten
DAYS from date Of sale. Tickets Limited
to flfteen days sal.6O
these tickets will allow stopover be-
tween Bedford and Bluetleld within final
limit OF tiAket. Two fast vestlbuled
trains. with through Pullman sleepers,
parlor and dining cars, For descriptive
matter Of the Worlds Fair and further
Information, apply ht companys Office,
s3s East Main Street.
3JNO. u, WAGNER, g. II. BOSLNf,
cltv pa ~. Agent. Dist. S. Agent. i
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'sALrs.
400 A. G. L., como..,...........3
Hsoo Anlalgamated Clipper ....S,

400 "A. e. L., com .,..............
Rt00 Anlalgamated Copper .....9
$500 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Snuff ...............
Amer. Snuff, pfd...........
$1,000 Amer. Can ........,.....s..+
5000 Amer. Caii. pfA. ............F
1000 Amer, Locomotive, com....
600 Amer. Locomotive, pfd.....
4t2C0 Amer. Sugar ...,............
4e400 A., r. and 8. Fe, com ......
$500 A., T. and g. Fe, pfd. .....I
2G500 Baltimore and Ohlo...,,,....
10000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
Canada Southern ..........
$500 Canadian Pacific ...........
Chesapeake and Ohio...s.
X}5) Chi. Great Westeril,........
4I400 Chi, Nil. and s. P..........
97OD Colo. Fuel and 1ror1........
500 Colo. Southern, cOr11........
1000 Colo. Southern, lat pfd -.
+ 34c0s Colo. Southern. I'd pfd ......
400 Clev.. Gin. Chi. and s. Ii.
HOO Cont. # obh eco. pfd..........
1000 Consolidated GnB
400 Delaware and Hudson. .....s
100 Del, Lack. and West. .......
1890 rie. conn.,. ...,..........
S4Oo Erie, LIST pfd..
400 Eric, FL pfd..................
1900 General Electric ............
400 Illinois Central .............
1900 louisville and Nashvillc...t
$500 hfanllattan,. -. ....f
277O0 Metro. Street 2allway.....s
5000 Mexican Central .............
2Eo0 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. COM.
600 Mo, Kan. and Tex. pfd....s
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MISCELLANEOUS MARIETTA
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. O.-PEANUTs-
Spanlsh--lyO3 crop nominal at sOc. Stock prac-
offered: 1904 crop. market active With good
demand at soc. Receipts practically nothing.
3Virgnas-19O3 crop consumed; 1904 crop 3h Qp
SIC. for fancy stock; no low grades brought
III sight; receipts very light. IA 51
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s2725 TO TAMPA, FLAyAND RETURN
VIA SOUTHERN5SR RAILWAYS.

On November 18th, Southern Railway.
wiIl sell special tickets from all points
In IN virginia, North and South Carolina
to Tan1pa. Fla, and return at one fare
for the round trip, plus 80 cents. Rate
ron Richmond, s27.25; comparatively low
"a tes from other points. Two fast limited
trains daily. carrying Pulmans. day
coaches and Southern Railway dining
On cars, rs. For information apply to ticket
agents. :, =, ~, s,,,,1, ~, : u
D. P. A.. Richmond, Va.
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The Corpse Awoke.

a medical journal vouches for the fol-
lowing story: a woman who was seriously
~ Hing Imoh ut he foat Of her bed smoking
a at cigasrette and reading Il novel. Greatly
startled. the patient raised herself up
in her bed and cried out: Wh hat n ,,, tnS
tho nurse replied: Good gracious! J.
thought YOU were dead
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NAVAL STOREAl

WILMINGTON, n. G.. Now e.-sPIRITS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 49hc.: receipts. Il
casks. Rosin-Nothlng doln; receipts, vs.
barrels. 1nr-Tirm at s1,60;sreceipts 81 bar
rels. Crude Tlrpent!ne-Flr1n at S23lQ3S0;
receipts, 81 barrels
+ SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. o.-TURPENTINE-
Firm; g receipts. $50 casks: sales. 932 casks.
Rosin-Firm; receipts, 1850 barrels; sales 2,ets
barrels.
TINE. AND RossIN-Noihlng doing. - =
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Mail Carrier to Postmaster.

Edward M. Morgan, who was appointed
acting pos trnslsteri OF New York when
Cornelius Van Colt died, was assistant =,
to the latter. Mr.. Morgan entered inc u,
a letter carrier. working his way. era du;s
ally up through every branch OF the local
department. He was first assistant TO MI.
Van Colt for seven years. III
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! GOOD CHANCE TO VISIT FLO ri DA
VIA THE SEABoARD# AIR
t4ts 353s@ lime RAILWAYS ~. 44s5tt+t

Round trip tickets to Tampa, Florida,
will be sold on November 18TH, for one
fare, plus 20 cents; rate from Richmond,
s27.25. Stop off at MI points south Of jack
sonvlllc allowed on going trip. Tickets
limited to return Mt any time before Mo-
vember Goth. Cheap side trip tickets sold
10 other FLORIDA points to holders Of these
tickets. For further information, apply
to any Seaboard agent, or $5.
HI S. Lizard, w. M. TAYLOR.
Dist. Pass. Agent City Ticket Agt.
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sEABOARD AIR LINE. RAILWAY.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoND-DAILY.
5a.a0 p. M.-Seaboard Mal-l0:3s p. M.-Sea-
vi board Express--To Savannah. JackSonvtllss
Atlanta and Southwest. 951i .5 n 4 .s3s
a.1o a ;" IN. -Local--For Norlina. and Hamlet. az
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY
s:s5 a. M.--No. 34-From Florida, Atlanta ana
ass p. M.@No ss-From Florida. Atlantis and
NJ the Southwest. .sl
H, s. Lizard, p. r; a; 4 !, !, I I. .ts
$50 East Main Mi IS Street sa. t Phone .o5.'
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

4 NEW YORK. Nov. e-Dry goods market
conditions are not> materially changed. buyers
showing the usual indifference to the day
after u holiday. Prices remained firm ind
sellers are less inclined than ever to make
concessions In order to force business.
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RAILROADS.
sQy%.ss,a1s;s 'i as aai,
SOLID VEsTlBuLE TRAINS.
TO ST. LOUIS, MO.

~ :. ....I Afs ll.G-'O4 r5 ~ T5.5YLs
LEAVE cfIMoND-EAsTBoUND.
Il 1870 a. M.--Dally--Local to Newport News. Old
y. Point and way stations.
burg 1856 a. NJ, Newport News 80 a.
M. Old Point 1880 A. NJ. Norfolk ll:0
A. NJ. Portsmouth 1l.46 A. NJ. 9 re-
500 =. M. MISUNDERSTANDING williams
burg 1853 r. NJ. Newport News 5 $50 T.. NJ,
Ga Point 500 P. NJ. Norfolk s:s5 p. n.
Portsmouth Gas P. M.
500 2. M.--DaIly-Local 10 Old Point and Nor.
MAIN L1NE-wEsTBouND.
$3.50 a. M.--Local--Daily to Charlottesville; cx-
cept Sunday to Clifton Forge. Bil{3ks
eco =. NJ. ---Daily-St. Louis Specialize 8CNn.
clnnati, Louisville, st. Louis and Chicago.
Eliilet Parlor Car Richmond to Clifton
SEE T. M.:.--week days-locni to orange.
1879 +. Observation-Disclosures Cincnnatis
Louisville, ST. Louis and Chicago. S55
JAMES RIVER LIN p i8 II .5s s.y
19:g0 a. M.-- Daily--oxpress-To Lynchburs.
and principal stations; except Sunday 70
Rosney and Alberene.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND FROM
Norfolk and Old Point s:46 a. NJ. Daily. i:A
A. NJ. Daily. 700 P. NJ. and 1926 p. n. Daily.
From Cincinnati and West 1890 A. NJ Daily
and $3.50 p. NJ Daily; Main Line Local $40
?. Nj, except Sunday. from Clifton Forge and
daily from Charlottesvie. Orange Accom-. SD
a.. NJ, Elk. Sunday. mi "a az
James River. Line Local from clifton Forge
e:s5 2. NJ. daily. Eamont Accom-. $40 NJ.
Elk. Sunday.
H. w. FULLER, W. o. WARTHTNs
+! 81 Gen'l. Pass Agt. Dist. Pass. AIT. s'fi
c. e. DOYLE. Gen'l. Manage