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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-01
CHURCH SOCIETIES.
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The Philathea Glass of Court Street
NJ. E. Church is continuing to grow,
and the meetings are becoming more
interesting. Mrs. Lamar bennington
has been chosen as teacher and lead
er of the class and the members feel
that they are most fortunate in Sc
curing her help and services. On
Tuesday evening the regular business
meeting was held and large num-
Der of the members were resent.
After the devotional services, bust
ness was discussed and several I'M
portant matters were disposed Of
The next regular meeting will be
held in the Glass room of the church
Sunday morning, June 9Th, to- which
all are invited.
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Revival at Broad Street Church.
The revival going on at Broad
Street Methodist church is drawing
large crowds, both at the morning
and evening services, and much in.
terest is being manifested.
Rev. gorge Anders used for his
text last evening Conservation" and
impressed his hearers earnestly with
the beauty of a consecrated life.
The meeting this morning was the
best of the entire series so far, and
we'll attended for a morning service.
Before closing the meeting Mr.. An.
ders will take as his text, who's
Fit to Belong to the Church in Hat.
tiesburg, and Who'll Go to Heaven
When They Die?"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-01
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ON The SICK LIST. :
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Miss Ethel Laird, who has been i'll
with appendicitis at the South Missis.
sippi Infirmary, is convalescing, at
her home on Main street.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-01
GIRL GRADUATE.

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Girl graduate, girl graduate. with
cleaning golden hair.
You sweetly sing, song Or two. and
play the "Maiden's Prayer
You chatter French quite piouantlv.
in science honors took:
But graduate girl, graduate girl, oh.
have you learned to cook?
Giri graduate, girl graduate, your the.
sis was profound,
You settled problems of the state and
covered all the ground,
In Anglo-Saxon You are versed. in
Greek and Latin prose.
But graduate, girl graduate, oh can
you make your clothes?
Girl graduate, girl graduate. did none
to you impart
The mysteries of households love and
culinary art?
For if 10 dreams of welded bliss vour
euant fancies turn.
Then graduate. girl graduate mo
thinks you'd better learn,
Elsie Duncan Yale.
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MS West Tatum's
Trail Club Party
Mis- West Tatum entertained the
Trail Club and a number of guests
Tuesday afternoon ct her home or
Main street Assisting Mrs Tatum
In receiving, was Mrs. Va. rs. Tatum |
and serving punch i'm the hall was
Airs. f.. g. Carter and Miss Ruth
Thrash. the young sf--o. of tno host |
rs.
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-01
Friday, June Bird, being a legal holi
day, we, the undersigned banks of the
Hattiesburg Clearing House Associa-
ton, hereby agree to close.
First National Bank of Commerce,
By Rudolph Hauenstein.
Hattiesburg Trust & Banking Co.
By j. S. Love.
Citizens Bank,
BY ]. M. McWilliams.
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
DECLARES Big DIVIDEND
(ey Union Associated Press.)

New York, June disciples of
Lady Nicotine. or victims of the Al
thy weed. according as to whether
you use Il OF not. again contributed to
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-01
OFFICERS

r. L. Peck, Scranton, Pa.
Jno. Hamper, Meridian, Miss.
J. r. BuckwaIter, Wingate, Miss
p. M. keller, Moselle, Miss.
T. /. O'Donnell, Sanford, Miss.
D. c. McRaney, Collins, Miss.
j. P. Carter, Hattiesburg, Miss.
j. S. Turner. Hattiesburg, Miss.
G. /. Hawkins, Hattiesburg, Miss.
T. {. Ross, Hattiesburg, Miss.
B. M. Seaman, Hattiesburs, Miss.
Geo. Komp, Hattiesburg, Miss.
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PHONES 35=
=kATE L. L. ALIEN

ny me hostess and her two little
daughters, Olive and Elizabeth Wat.
Kins, bringing to a close this delight
full affair.
Birthday Party.
Mrs. T. S. Wright entertained
number OF little folks, from four to
SIX Tuesday afternoon, in honor of
the birthday of her little daughter,
blfdle ID. Several games were play.
co. after which Mrs. Wright served
cream and cake to the following little
slrls and boys: Leona and Frederick
george frankie and Homer Lofin,
rlSlono and Alfonso Connors. Mary
Roberts, Joe and Annie Shanks. Vera
ana Margaret True, Elene Connors
hpheI Reber, Earline and Alice
/ Blanch Trigg.
The season for going to the coast
or maintain resorts having opened,
Hattiesburg's social world is leaving
the city and closing up their homes
for the summer.
captain and Mrs. J. p. Carter's
nome here will be closed probably
all summer, as they left this morning
with their daughters. Misses Annie
and Ruth Carter, for the Camp
Grounds, where they have leased the
Adams cottage for the season.
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To Give Picnic,
The Bay Street Presbyterian Sun
day School will have its annual picnic
Thursday, June the 2nd. at Rawls
Springs. The train will leave the G.
IL s. l. depot at $3.50. All those who
are going to attend are requested to
he on time.
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To Have Picnic
at Hamper Park.
The Ladies' Aid and members Of
the First Presbyterian church will
have a basket picnic Thursday after
noon at Hamper Park, and their hus.
bands are invited to enjoy the picnic
with them
The exercises in honor. of the birth |
day of Jefferson Davis will be held
on Friday afternoon at o'clock at
Hotel Hattiesburg. The veterans and
daughters are expected and the pub
lie is invited.
Mrs. Phillip j. Toomer, and her
guest, Miss Ruby Roberts of Monroe,
La, who have been visiting Mrs.
TONERS parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. G.
King in Meridian, are expected home
today.
Mrs. w. p Roberts has as her
guests at her home on Fourth street,
her sister, Mrs. w. J. Thompson, of
Calvert, Ala, and cousin, Miss Annie
Fluker, of Glastonbury, Ala.
Mrs. Della Frazier, and children,
Harry Glenn, Thomas and Evelyn, Of
Bonneville, are the guests of Mrs. Fra
Tiers sister-in-law, Mrs. J. e. Hooker,
on Bouie street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Frazier of Eel |
senthal Ark, are expected Friday to
be the guests of their sister-in-law,
Mrs. j. E. Rocker. on Bouie street.
Mrs. Duncan F. Matheson, of Sun, |
La, is expected today to be the guest |
of her sisters Mrs. Ashton Toomer
and the Misses Allen.
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Misses Felicia Smylie and Lucy |
Garner Returned Tuesday from Co
lumbus. where they have been attend
Ing /. l. G c.
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Miss Laura Wess0n Of Eastabutchie |
is expected today to be the guest for
a few days of Miss Nancy Waller, or
Fourth avenue.
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Misses Neya and Bessie benson of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-04
Hester,. statement IN.

New Orleans, November s. Secretar
rHester's statement. issued to-day
shows the total for October to b
s2.24S,50O bales, against .517.34455l lar
year. The movement from Septembe
4 to q October 81, Inclusive. shows slra
lceipts at all United States ports. 2.
617.256. against 2.SS4.963 last ear
overland across the Mississippi an
Ohio and Potomac Rivers to Northerl
mills and Canada. 1854 Is. agains
il13, 606 last year; Southern mill tax
ings, exclusive Of quantity consume,
at Southern utports, 8 $4,000, agains
100000 last year, and In excess o
those held at the commandments
the season, II .442, against az .626 las
year. sSi5 q S5
These make the total movement a
the crop brought into sight during tn
two months ending with the close d
October 81, 3.592,193, against 3.S66,19
last year. Foreign exports for tn
two months of the season have bee
1912, COS bales. showing an 4 increas
over last season Of 23,94
Stocks at the seaboard and q TIL
.twent y-nine leading Southern 1nte.
rior markets on October 81 were 4.
o6s. s57 against ,s7s.63o the sam
Including port and interior town,
stocks left over from the previou
season and the nun Der OF bales y q
the current crop brought into sigh
during the two mon tbs, the supplysi
s.84o,155 bales, AGAINST 4,11s,5l0 las
YEAR essss38
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JUDGMENT sUsTAINs
VERDICT GIVEN BY JURY
Insurance Case Will Probably BE ApI
peaIed-Party OF Railroad Omcinls
Visit Frcderfcksbur
fspeeial to The 'rImes-Dlspatch. j

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
4 fredericksburg. Va, November 81
Judge John T. Goolrick. of the Corpo.
I ration Court here, overruled tina de.
/ Shirt COMMUNICATING Companies
/ case and entered judgment. which sus
tanned the verdict brought in ny the
\ jury, allowing $1.750 on $4,000 In.
surance policy on stock Of the com
pany. The insurance companies vii
probably take the case to the stat
Court of Appeals. There are nun
! Der OF other policies, aggregating S32,
| 800, and the trialsEof these are yet I
be had. All Of the cases have bee
! adjourned over to the January ter
of the court
Joseph Washington colored, was S!
riously wounded and probably fatal
shot by one Of his brothers Tuesta
while hunting on the farm of NJ. (
willis, in Orange county. Thrs
in the hands of one of tn en- was &c
,scidental1y discharged, the entire 1oa
!!entering the breast and abdomen e
Joseph shington. His condition \
Iscritical. n
The following party of railroad me:
arrived here last evening on q spccia
train. and spent several hours viewing
historical points about the city, ate
which they Went on to Washingto on
r. D. Underwood, president of the SEri'
of New York: George circuit, genera
solicitor of the Erie Railroad Charlie:
FB.Roberts. manufacturer, OF Baltimore
Daniel Willard, president OF the Balti
more and Ohio; H. O. Hooker. secre
tarys to President Underwood; Mr.
Bullock, secretary to President VIII
lard, and Norman CALL secretary u
President w. II. White. of the Rich
ymond. Fredericksburg and Potoma
Railrond
An enthusiastic educational meetin
was held at Colonial Beach this &weeA
and addresses We're made by Principa
j. H. Newbill. Superintendent Georg
w. Murphy and State SchooigExa
a. b. Chandler ~ r,k OF this city. TIL
citizens of Colonial Beach are prepar
Ing to erect a new and modern build
Ing to be used as high school.
A big educational rally for carolin
county will be held at Bowling Gree
Friday and Saturday, Of this Eweek.a an
q number of disting uished speaker
will be present. s5i5 S
Attorney r. u. Bea1e, OF Bowlinl
Green, representing Mrs. Walter5A
Jones. OF Guineys, came here aud lob
tanned from Judge oolr1ck an In
junction emf dining and RESTRAINING
Walter A. Jones, her hus band, from
Interfering with her and her five chill
,dren, also from selling or dtsposingEo
any Of his property. The bill aske.
for q divorce on the 3 grounds Q
cruelty. The case will be heard Il
Caroline Circuit Court at Decembe
term.
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1Fleetinlqs.

Richmond Locomotive Works, -
Richmond VII. October 20. 1oto
rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stockhold.
ers OF Richmond Locomotive Works
will he held at the Office OF the com.
pany.fin the county Of Henri Ice va va
on "WEDNESDAY. the 9th day of
November. 1910. at 11.aO o'clock IN
the forenoon. for the purpose az
electing directors and officers. and
for the transaction of such other
business ps may properly come be.
fore the meeting.
s. II. CALt.AW4,Y.
Secretary
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A,rny FROM I,nllronln.
BAGGAGE CASE ARGUMENT

Defendants Claim 40 injustice Is Done
to the Public.
Fred Harper. OF Lynchburg. yestar-
day flled a note OF argument III the
baggage case before the State Corpo-
ration Commission. on behalf Of mis-
firm. Harper. Goodman & Daniel, rup.
resenting Longs Baggage Transfer
Company.
This case, 1t will be recalled. involves
the exchange OF checks at the Norfolk
and Western station in Lynchburg. Ky
virtue of Its contract with tile Long
Company. the railway will no: receive
baggage brought In by rival COMPANIES
without means OF Identification other
than It's claim checks. The case does
not involve any requirement to have
the public patronize any one company.
as the passenger may employ any con-
Germ he wishes. 1t Is a question as to
the Identification OF baggage at the
LynchburE station
IS After following UP the contention OF
the railway that the Corporation Com-
mission is without jurisdiction in this
case the argument denies that there is
discrimination SO far as the travel
Ing public is concerned. The claim
checks OF the Long Company are ac-
cepted as the only means Of identifi-
cation, whereas other means are re-
CURED from other concerns. The ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-04
ALL COURTS ! IN SESSION!
City Hall to Throns with Judges ana Jnro

City Hall to Throng with Judges and Juro
and Witnesses.
Next Monday for the first time in mont
Wery court In the City Hall will be In sal
sion. Four state courts OF full jurisdictld
and two lesser courts will BIO prepared Z
dispense Justice to all Corners, ana the q
Judges will all be in their places FRO
Judge Ingram, OF the Law and Eaui
Court, and Justice TnrpIn. OF the Civil Cou1
on the top floor. to Acting Justice GrigI
Of the Police Court, In the basement. I'll
Hastings Court opens grand Jury tori
for criminal matters, tho CITY, Circuit cou
opens its November term with the trial q
a number OF damage suits in prospect. m
the Chancery Court of the city of Richrlor1
Will have number OF important hearings
set for the coming week. The city Hall al
next week will throug with lawyers ar,
Jurors and witnesses and spectators, as
has not done In many months. for not sind
last winter has there come time when al
the courts we're in session on the same dag
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these men on official bonds. In fat
one especial case Is now In mind
this connection 49,. e. ~ ,i.l5lss

Dormant Bank Account.
Some money belonging to orie C,eord
Power lis on deposit with the Germa
Savings Bank OF New York. Pow
can get 1t II he calls for It, but III
to be presumed that he is no long
IN IN the land OF the living. since he Ia
OF Charlottesville. "A New York al
storney has written to Secre tary OF tH
commonwealth B. O. James regardif1
the matter, asking how he can read
some some people at or near ChancellorI
svllle, since he finds no post-office
that name. Power was a member
Company. B. Forty-first New York. al
lis supposed to Have been wounded
that battle. ~ - Z - y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-04
OLD DOMINION LINE,

Lv. Richmond ttoot OF Ash STD daily. 7 P. n
Leave Newport News.............. IS 100 a. NJ
Arrive Norfolk 100 a. NJ
IA Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Sunday
200 3P. NJ. Connection also made by n.
Night Limo steamers stop at Claremont to
land or receive engers on sign al.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION 90. James River
by daylight for Norfolk, Old j ONT. News
port News and all James River landings.
Steamer leaves Monday. Wednesday, and
Friday at 1850 Al NJ. Freight received for
all James River landings Ticket OFFICE SCI
e. Main Street. 80 Il g,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-04

SHIRTS TO O-.DER-F,ALLAND WIN.
ter shirtings are being shown by US
in all the cesirableg patterns of both
foreign and domestic weayes. Elmo
dress shirts. as We'll as colored;
measure only. on the premises Cali iI
or write for samples. CREERY.
SHIRT CO., INC. "a 10 East Main
Street. w. S. Constable. president
and TREASURER. ~
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Dihi1Rll0 d2Q{irf8..

Atlantic Coast line Railroad Comnsny
~, ottlce of he Trensurer,,,1 v V
!, ,Wz, I .; q. Noyem her III SO.
lantte Coast Line Railroad Company
one, half per cent. on the prefer
capital stock OF hat company. q pay
able at the office OF the Treasurer, n 1t;
Wilmtngton, n. G, ON and e after o.
Yembar 8 81 .. The transfe books
toher, lo,,As to oVembe To- 1910,
Il + It'll dates Inc 4si
S.s AM rs II! II sT.
55SSs aaurersS
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GOING !; ABRO AID Z.

Spring Sailngs now ready. He representa-
\ All lines and furnishes TRAVEL WITHOUT
TROUBLE 10 all parts OF the wo rid. yYrlto..
call or phone Madison S615t :s
g. n, BoWMAN. Southern Tourist Agent
7oa II n ain Street, II lchmond, Va,
P4ATRo 1yIzH HONE IN DUsTRY,
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/ After An.ensOrs.

After AssessOrs.
No criminal prosecution Is or has
been contemplated against any land
assessor for Irregularities in making
ort the new realty assessment. How
ever ever. some grave errors have been
may be taken against one for more of
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October 81, 1910.
od1ce Of the secretar,

-spCTGCHfy, Y
Richmond Va, November /. 1910.
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Washington. south-
erne RAILWAY Company win he
held Mt It's Office. in the city Of
Richmond. Va. on MONDAY. the 2Ist
day of November. 1910. at IL O'clock
noon.
The stock transfer books vii, he
closed at o'clock r. NJ. Friday. No
yember II, 1910. and reopened at 10
= o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday. November 20.
* NORMAN CALL.
\ Secretary.
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MEETS NEW IN RICHMOND,
Closing Session OF Virginia Drancl
NXonnn,A Auxiliary, II Held. N 5asiisA

NVonlan's Auxillary, n Held.
twentiath nnnnai ssssten tbs Mn
iginia Branch OF \ the Womatl's .A,ixtl
larry came to a close II Christ u piscc
PAL Church to- mig hit with missionar
rally services. Bishop Rowe, OF Alai
3ka. made an Y address TO-DAY. and III
N During the twenty 81 y ears Of tts Il On
slstsnea the sum! snf 81 81, Sa3. SO has 20
collected and 80 given for yxS,F
in this a iocess. he total a noun NJ
leeted from. the Sani or and spnts
SSAnxil Larry durings he yea sg
l6Qs. 30 G T he nax sesst lon y " IA ne M
In RtcAmond q. Ri MI s1Ss asS
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HIisfellaireouB.
-f-SijiES. YC1fip HITt,

SWITCHES. SWITCHES. BARG,, ms
this week. We are selling bargains
u IN first quality hair goods ali tiiis
#. week, we don't keep Imitation hair,
Il It's dear at any price Come and
4 SEQ Us. THE RELIABLE Ha ,.i's
STORE III N. Fifth Street
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SCHOOL METHOD CHANGED.
Pupils In Norfolk to he Graded Ac.
cOrtllng to pnIly AYcragc.

Pupils In Norfolk to he Graded Ac.
coriling to Only Average.
It Is with much interest that thu
Department OF Public instruction has
learned of the new method OF promot-
Ing pupils in the public schools OF Nor
folk. 1t is not proposed to abolish
the usual formal examinations for all
those pupils who do not make a cer-
tain high average In daily oral and
written work.
But it IS intended to exempt from,
first and second grades who make a
term average Of at least as per cent,
and those OF pupils OF remaining
grades and high SCHOOLS who reach an
average during term of SIS per cent.
The arguments in favor OF the
change are voluminous. They include
the statement that 1t Is better test
to have frequent oral or written re-.
views. Sometimes. 1t Is pointed out, a
pupil Is nervous when the time comes
to take the formal examination ana
may be that the pupil will have
s"crammed" .along just the line IN which
the questions happen to be asked, and
passes a good examination which Is
not deserved. putting him IN class IN
which he finds 1t difficult to keep up
the work. RI
Another difficulty with the examina-
sion system Is that when pupil falls
he is sent back for too long a time.
Sun further. 1t is found difficult to
form n set OF questions at any one
time which will do Justice to the pupil
and to the occasion.
Fors these reasons It Is deemed best
20 advance the child on the daily
average. III u &
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that Jahnke Bros. jewelers., 312
East Main treet, buy. SELL ex-
change and remount diamonds In
the latest styles. Old gold and sill
- Yer taken In exchange. sEs5..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-04

THE LOVING BAND OF CHURCH,
workers Of Second Pres byteriani
Church will hold sale OF home
made preserves and pickles at GEO.
"A. HuNDLEY'S. 514 East Broad, Fri
day and Saturday, November 4 and s..
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FARMERSfTOIM|E|:,E':.'|
IN LAST SESSION
Longest Series Of Institutes in
State Ends To-day at
Bedford.
BAGGAGE C ( :iJ: CASE "A. :: is ARGUED I.
Claim Made That Public Is Not
Injured-Ncw School
Methods.
CASE is ARGUED

Ending the longest and most i'm
kyet held in Virginia. a meeting will
be held at Bedford City to-day Ever
since October IL the lecturers OF the
Department OF Agriculture have been
| In the Held. accompanied by Director
of Institutes u. ]. owen. They have
visited many places out of reach OF
railroads, and in this way have been
In touch with people who have never
before been In position to attend meet
ings OF this sort.
everywhere. according to reports re-
ceiyed by the department, good crowds
have attended the gatherings and
the interest manifested has been good.
In most instances the lecturers have
been Urged to make second visit.
and have been guaranteed larger
crowds.
Away From Railroads.
The county seats of Rappahannock,
Highland. Grayson, Carroll and other
counties. where the Iron horse has
not as vet penetrated. have been made
the scenes OF gatherings OF farmers
during this trip. IN addition. 1t has
been the plan MS far as possible. where
points on railroads were reached, to
touch those regions where Institute
work was heretofore novelty.
No special train was used on this
trip. the Lecturers following the regu-
lar schedules.
After to-day's meeting at Bedford
City the men engaged will return ia
their homes. Commissioner Koiner
Went to Bedford yesterday to speak
at to-day's meeting.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railwa
Richmond and Petersburg Electric RailWal

Cars leave Asnshestsr. seysatn nd -,sssx
3StracIs. tors Petersburg: Sf5ti
( - 4, &. -. 10, II. III p. H., !. 4 - = Il
s6:ls, 5et.l q. "a, 81 10 r. Il. 88I4 q
u;se ?. ". ri. cAssseE. :a;a0 midnight 20.
Cars lsaye Petersburg. foos sycamore
Street. for Manchastsrs d. :. 81 ].
a. IL. a3s. el :Ss. 2:a5. s;35. st:s, SIM s;3A
~. a:S6. Siss. slo,Ao. II ~ III. y. II g;
IA Carries baggage and express. g 4 4
& - Limited. except Sundaya ant holidsyA
All cara from Petersburg COM Y With oa1
for Richmond.
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ONLY ALL RAIL LINE To8NoRFoLK..i
Schedule In Effect October g 1910.
leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond, OR
NORFOLK: $500 a. NJ. 20: 20 p. NJ s4:l0 r.
N. ~ g8 IS tsg
FOR LYNcHBURa AND THE WEST:
ss:15 "A. NJ. 1000 A. NJ. $500 p. N. - $3.50
p. NJ. III F. III
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .1l:4o A.
NJ, Js6:s5 p. M, sl1:2o P. NJ. From tho West:
IS 80 a. NJ. also p. NJ. b2:15 P. NJ. SOS p.
M, $500 p. NJ.
.Daily. aDaily. ex. Sunday. bsunda, only.
Dining Cars. CHI. BOSLEYSs
W, b. BEVILL. D. p. Al, Richmond. Az.
G. p A.. Roanoke. Va. E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-04
The Atlantic Land and In

Office OF the Secretary.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN Iii ar
the regular annual meeting ot stock.
holders OF The Atlantic Land and
az the nftice az the nomnanv " /, " tha
city OF Richmond Va, on III ESDAY.
the 18th day of November, A. ~. 1917.
at 1890 o'clock P. NJ.
II. L. BORDEN.
Secretary.
ncfoher Al 1910