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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-29
Country Club House
Under Constru ction

1. d. . Fl 10. IT, r. >. " 4
also stairway leading directly from
IlSit thsn 10 serving room. Fhs bases
-ment also contains aivegetable cellar
and refrigerator room besides a room
for heating apparatus
The club and lounging room will
extend across entire 'front.' Of first floor
OF building being thirty by sixty feet
in size. Across the rear OF building
ere located card room, a prlylte din.
ing room and larger dining room
tho latter being 24x2S feet. Ali three
Of these rooms may be thrown togeth.
er as each room Is separated from the
other by means of folding doors.
The main entrance is on southwest
sldeiof building and opens into largo
and handsome vestibuie. Opening of
this restibule are two large roomy
cloak rooms. Large double doors
lead to the lounglng room and card
room.
An entrance on the northeast side
Of building opens into hallway. A
stairway from this hail leads to mez.
canine to second floors. There Is a
stairway from hall to mems locker
room. There is also an entrance from
hall to lounsing room, dining room
and serving room. The serving room
is In the center of the building direct
" In rear Of the lounging room.
There will be four outside entrances
from the porch to the lounglng room
The ceiling in tho lounging room will
be sixteen feet high, panneled with
wooden beams. There will be a large
brlck mantel and fire place in center
f.the long rear side OF lounging room.
There is to be a musicians. balcony
seven feet above lounglng room floor
and opening into lounslng room to the
left OF fire place.
On second floor over mczzaninc and
lounging room will be eight large well
ventilated bed rooms and one bath
voom,
1 The building will be wired through,
out for electric lights having switches
TO control each light. The building
Will also be piped for heating and II
Eliminating gas.
4, The building will be constructed OIL
frame, covered with Notwithstanding
70 porch cornice line and above this
with shingles. The roof of building
viii be covered with stained shingles
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-29
.WANAIVINIERlIGI
VERY S|GNRI
PHYSICIANS q sE TO bl9e uss
HIS lLLNEss 81 stiia cOnDl.
TloNls SAID 10 BE otsAyE
tBy United Press

PHILADELPHIA, August John
wanamaker, the veteran 6w York
and Philadelphia merchant ID reported.
to be seriously iii Cat his home. His
physicians have operated Tor serious
bladder trouble it is claimed and hial
condition is very grave PhysieIaps re-
fuse to discuss the matter. Asked over
the phone as to Mr.. W9nsmak ers con.
dition, his secretary said 10 iar az he
knew Mr.. Wanamaker was dhs good
health. That he is now ii Atientic.
City and he did not admit lie had gone
there to recuperate from the supposs
ed operation. An attempt ID heihgi
made If the report is true % s1ppressI
the news from the public. Mrs Wana;
maker is "a years Of age:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-29
COUPLE
EVER RECORDED
JUMPED OVER BROOM FIFTY
YEARS AGO IN NORTH CARO-,
LIMA.

PATTERSON, n. J., August %
All known marriage records. so far ms
the age OF the contracting parties
counts, were broken her today when
Timothy Griffin aged 1OS, and Lucy
Woody, aged 70 years, were married
Wy a minister. Griffin and his bride
nomlnally have been married more
than fifty years, having been slaves
on the same plantation in North Caro-.
lima before the Civil war. According
TO the negro mans story, they enter.
cd into the connubial state by the old
slave custom. OF jumping over u
broom stick. They decided at last
to have religious ceremony, however
bclatod.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-29

issued FOR
N|IEN||g|lERsR|P
COUNTRY clue sENps :ouT,LET.
TsEE8ss no Hose SMhEEp.
ED FoR MEMPERs.
.FINE GROUNDS ARE EQUIPPED
'FINE GROUNDS ARE EQUIPPED
IMPROVED eY,coMPLETE WATER
SYSTEM AND MEANS FOR
AMUSEMENT.

An explanation Of the plan OF or
ganization Of the Fairmont Country
Cub has been mailed to prospective
members by the secretary OF the or
ganizatlon in compliance with an or.
der issued on August 2Sd by the
Board Of Governors. .
The holding corporation is organ.
lied under the laws Of the State Of
West yirginla, the corporation being
known as the Westchester Real Es.
tate company The tract OF land com,
prlses 55 acres which has been i'm:
proved by water ZINES and drainage,
tennis courts sgolf links. while the
funds have been provided by the
tgestchester Real Estate company
and the company owns tho property.
The control Of the Country Club as a
club, is entirely in the hands of the
Board of Governors There has not
been sufficient stock hold to poy for
b o. . ~
the improvements made on the prop.
3erty and members Of the club are OF.
fered the stock at $4,000 a share.
The price OF membership in the
club Is as follows:
Initiation fee and annual dues. Sec.
ton 4. Resident members.
i.
The initiation fee shall be as fol,
lows:
ta1 Men ............. 49,. $4,000
tb) Ladies' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
The annual dues shall be au fol.
lows:
(al Men $4,000
tb} Ladies' ....... ...,...... 1900
Nonresident mehibers-inltiation:
s9s, g, ss5l.. ssa IWflF 'la.S" u o"
The annual dues shall bsPPEEtollpws.
{ lal Men ....t........... ........ $1,000
lbl 'LadleSY:s ~ .s... ....':.:'f 500
y II -fs IVA =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-29
A. S. WATKINS
PROHIBITION CANDIDATE For
vlcE,PREstDENT TO SPEAK IN
THIS CITY TONIGHT.

Hon. A. S. Watkins. Prohibition can.
dldate for vice.president passed
through this city today enroute to
Morgantown where he spoke this af-
ternoon. This morning he addressed a
large audience in Huntington. To,
night as previously announced Mr..
Watkins will address an audience in
the court lioase.
During his tour OF Wast Virginia,
Mr. Watkins has spoke..to large au-
dlences and had made a most favor.
able Impression. The public is lnyit.
cd to hear him tonight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-29
ROOSEVELT
ASSAILID.
LANiYERs Z MAIisTAlks THAT; 1T
WOULD Be DanaEA o9s 70 TIE
COUNTRY TO ADOPT MEASURE


MILWAUKEE, August 29-severe
criticism of those who question the
adequacy OF the Federal constitution
and OF those who seek 10 replace II
with policies dictated by passing
whlms and aecting emotions was
made by United States Senator Geo.
Sutherland, OF Utah, In an address be,
fore the American Bar Association to.
lS'
Maintaining that the chief value, OF
the constitution is sin Its operation to
prevent lll.consdered and lmpulslye
action" Senator Sutherland do.
nounced the plan for recal of judicial
decisions, which, he said, in effect
would be ito render judicial decis.
len by a show OF hands at the polls.
at is becoming unfashlonable TO
speak well OF the constitution. at is
no longer respectable 10 profess the
lancIent faith In the learning and in.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-29

Coy snIder left this morning for At,
lantIc City, Philadelphia and Wash:
ington, DC. -st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-29
LEADING STORES
CLOSE AT NOON LABOR DAY.

Monday September the second. be;
ing Labor Day. the leading stores OF
Fairmont will close their doors
promptly at noon. This will be done
IN order that the sales1eople may take
advantage Of the various attractions
and amusements offered for the day.
The buying public will confer a favor
by doing their Monday shopping early
,lnthe day. .stg N.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-29
Blue. |. | ! !. !. JACKETS !. | |
ARE LANDED
FORCE is NOW. POLICING The
TROUBLE ZONE IN MIC qua.
tBy United rress.)

WASHINGTON. b! q. August 20
-Four hundred blue Jackets landed at
Nicaragua this morning from the (
crusier California and took charge Of!
policing from that point 10 AIanagua,
the' Nlcaraguan capital according 70
advlces received here today,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
BANKRUPTCY
Petition Filed by Louis PauI-order
Entered In Enterprise Tels
phone Case.

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed before Commissioner George
z. Boyd, in the United States district
court yesterday. by Louis Paul. man
ager OF the Art Decorating Company,
and formerly connected with the
Beardsley company. On the schedule
which accompanied the petition, the
assets were listed at 81 .5l3, while the
liabilities amounted TO S2i .31337. The
principal liability was a judgment OF
'Sll .5O9.33. incurred al the time OF the
dissolution OF the Beardsley company.
F. C.. Rothermund yesterday also
filed a petition OF bankruptcy with
Clerk Boyd. His assets are placed at
- 1880 and liabilities at Sil9376.
He is engaged in the house furnishing
business at No. 212s Main street
In the bankruptcy matter OF the En-
terprise Telephone Company, Of New
Martinsville, an order discharging the
bankruptcy case was entered in the
United States district court yesterday
by direction OF Judge Dayton.
In the case in equity OF James r.
Brandon. administrator OF the estate
Of VI. b. Campbell and others vs.. Alb
bic r. Campbell. 81 al, an order was
entered requiring the defendant. who
IL nonresident OF this district. 10
appear and answer the bill filed on or
before June 3. and further directing
that copy % the order be served
upon the defendants wherever found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
TWO MEETINGS
koeinski Creditors and Caldwell Cred.
TORS Will Meet To-day In Referee
Notes Offices

An important meeting of the credit
ors OF John Kocinski. the bankrupt
Benwood saloonist. VIII be held this
morning before Referee Henry A.
Nolte in his offices in the Schmulbach
building. and the petition of the Bel
laire Brewing company Directing TO
real estate OF the bankrupt being in
possession OF the trustee will be con.
sidered
The creditors OF w. r. Caldwell, a
bankrupt merchant OF this city. will
hold a meeting this morning before
Referee Nolte to act on the pteition
of the trustee to sell real estate and
the personal property of the bank.
rupt, and to transact any other bust
ness.
Notices we're sent yesterday by
Referee Henry a. Nolte to the credit.
ors OF George Buxton, a bankrupt
merchant OF Hancock county, that a
meeting will be held in this CITY
Thursday morning. May 2. at 1915
O'Clock. Trustee w. w. Ingram has
filed. a petition 10 sell the real estate
of the bankrupt situated in East Liv.
erpool. Ohio, and this petition will be
considered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
PERSONAL WORKERS
HOLD Big MEETING
NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED PRES
EMIT LAST EVENING
Meetings 10 De Held In Many - the
Churches During the Coming
Week for Conserta

With nearly 500 present, the nrst
meeting OF the Mems Personal Work
ers' League was held last evening al
the auditorium Of The Y. NJ. c. A
Experience addresses during the even
ing were given by II. L. Bond and
others. The reports were very graft
flying.
The members OF the league will
hold meetings each noon on Tuesdays
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Evening meetings
will be held on Thursdays. and on Sun
day meetings will be held nj 3:45. The
members Of the league are making
arrangements to send out bands OF
workers through this section to con-
duct revivals.
Evangelistic work Is being carried
on in the county Jail with much sue
cess. Elder c. RAIDER. assisted by
Ross Scott and Frank Cross. OF this
city, have been conducting the meet
ings. Eighty converts We're recently
received while more than forty were
captised. Prisoners have been sup
piled with ~ Bibles. wearing apparel,
and in addition j. y. Vance has do
mated 20 song books. while Ross Scott
contributed an organ.
Last evening at the First Baptist
church. DR.. Smith, OF Parkersburg.
delivered very interesting sermon
on Burdens and What to Do With
Them" A large congregation listened
with much interest 20 the address. To
night a reception will be given for the
new converts.
Throughout the city next week
many OF the churches will hold re.
ceptions for the new converts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
IN THE COURTS
Little Doing In the Courts Yesterday
One Order Was Handed Down
and Appeal Filed.

Yesterday was a quiet, day in the
courts. no trialsbeing on and only
oneo rider was handed down. and that
was by Judge Nesbitt The order
was one in the case OF F. r, Rossman,
executor. VS.. Owen Coyie. in which
the report OF Special Commissioner F.
A. Mcmahon regarding the sale OF
certain property and the disposition
OF the proceeds was confirmed and
the commissioner discharged.
The papers in the case OF DR.. ]. J.
Allen vs.. Louis Marks, appealed from
Squire Bailey's court, we're filed with
Clerk Kingdom yesterday. In the
lower court Allen was given Judgment
for S23.5O and the defendant ap.
pealed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
RECONSTRUCTION
Of Toll Lines Between MoundsvilIe
and Fairmont Provided for by
c. D. & p. Company.

Mr.. II. G. Bills. local manager Of the
c. ID. & p. T. company. known as the
Bell. with headquarters in this city.
has announced an appropriation by
his company 10 cover the cost OF the
reconstruction OF the toll lines be
tween Moundsville and Fairmont. The
work includes the replacing of poles
which have grown old and general i'm
provements 10 bring the line up to
the high standard OF Bell construction.
This improvement has been necessi
tated by the increased demand for
toll service between the points named.
and the Improvements will aggregate
several thousands OF dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
Y. w. c. A. Notes.

Special notice Is given OF a mass
meeting TO be held in the interests
OF the Young Women's Christian As
sociatipn. Sunday afternoon. AZ 4 %
O'Clock. in the First Presbyterian
church.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes. Territorial
secretary % the Young Women's
Christian association. will speak on
the subject % a Present Day ChaI.
lenge. Every woman is invited 70
be present a. this meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
COUNTY COURT
Fiduciary.

Edgar r. Billiard was appointed ad.
ministrator c. T. A. of the estate OF
Hamoden l.. Shriver. Bond $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
ENTERTAINMENT
OF Delegates 20 Conventions Here
Taken Up BY the Beard Of
Trade Committee.

A meeting Of the convention and On.
tertainment committee Of the Board
81 Trade was held yesterday after
noon. and matters pertaining 10 the
entertainment % delegates 10 several
conventions here we're discussed
Secretary Arnold. % the State sun
day School Association vas present.
and conferred with the COMMITTEES rel
alive 20 the annual sunday school con
ven'ion 10 b. held here April 1e. MAJ
Z and @ Ofher convenuons vii BE-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
BIDS OPENED
Marietta Man Likely Will Get Con.
tract for Furnishing Four Govern
mont Boats.

In the United States engineers OF.
fee In this city yesterday morning the
bids for furnishing the government
With four boats 70 be used for govern
ment work along the Great Kanawha
river were opened. and copy OF
them will be sent Immediately 10 the
headquarters In Washington 20 be ap-
proved
Five bids were submitted. the low.
est being that o. J " Hammond. %
Marietta. Ohio. Who agreed 10 furnish
The four boats for The sum % $500
This bid vas recommended 20 the
government and Do is likely the con
tract vll Do awarded 90 Mr Ham
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19

mond. The feet will be used as
train boats. fuel boats and tows in
the Improvement work on the Kama
wha river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
SUPREME COURT
sustalns Verdict Of Lower Court in
Suit Against the Hazel
Atlas Glass Co.

In a decision handed down by the
state supreme court by President
Brannon the verdict OF the local court
in awarding $500 damages to Malky
Shaw a local Russian girl was sus-
tanned. In the local court the girl
sued the HazelAtlas company for
personal Injuries sustained at its
plant
In his decision President Brannon
said that the company should warn its
employees OF the dangers OF the ma.
chinery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
Feeds Recorded

Mary r. Glass to Martha I. Lesh.
parcel of ground in Woodsdale. Con-
sideration. SO.
Harry l.. Hesse and wife to Annie
Geimer. lot No. 1 in Real Estate Inn
provement Company's property on
Georges Run. Consideration $40.
Mary Bauman ct al to William Bau
man, lot on South Eoff street. Con-
sideration SO.
Two deeds of trust we're left for
record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19

time OF the year. the students are too
busy with their grades. preparing for
the examinations
The children OF Centre school OBJ
served the day yesterday afternoon by
planting small sycamore trees on
Chapline street, and the yard was
sown in garden and grass seed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
AR5oR DAY EXERCISES
At WASHINGTON SCHOOL.

The Arbor dsy exercises which we're
postponed In Washington school on
April -. will take place this after.
noon. The grammar grade uiu %.
serve The day win the regular pro.
gram and the rhetorical exercises viii
- pertaining 70 nature There will
b no planting hovever. a. 81 this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19

held here. and were considered are
the State Educational Association con-
veption, which will be held June 10
to 81, and the Tri-State Encampment
OF the Modern woodmen Of America.
The movement for a safe and sane
Fourth of July was inaugurated at
the meeting yesterday afternoon. and
plans were discussed for holding a
celebration similar TO that OF last
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19

Mrs. Lillian Saik. ParKersburg. w.
Va. says: 81 gladly recommend Fo-
ley Kidney Pills TO anyone who suffers
with kidney trouble. had an intense
pain across my back and my kidneys
were weak. After taking Foley Kid
ney Pills for awhile all pains left me
and ! am we'll again.
For sale by John Coleman Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
Marriaae Licenses.

Marry Griffith, %. New Philadel-
phia, o.; Marie Chandler, 81. Wheel
ing.
BENJAMIN NJ. Wright. 81; Lillian A
Wright. AZ, both of Canton. o.
Frank B. Hesse, %: Elizabeth w.
Kell, "a; both OF SteubenviIle, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19

Throughout the city next week
many OF the churches will hold re-
ceptions for the new converts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
S|GHTSAT THE FAIR.
GREAT EXHIBITS
Farm Products the Leading
Feature, and They Will Be
Immense Show.

DURING Tho week u the state Fair. o,to-
yer 20 j. the visitors Will SEE the creates.
Farm product exhibit ever gotten toee,b.r
at amy Similar exposition
his result is due In great par, 10 The 60.
oVetAtlon OF United states officials WITH
nose Of Tho state OF Virginia and the fair
onlc!ais. themselves headed by Henry Fair
FAX the president OF tho ASSOCIATION
Agent I. . sandy. OF the farmers demon.
stFat!on Work has organized nt,y counties
Into clubs. and each OF those counter VIII
nave separate county displays OF the re-
sources OF the individual ceEnt!es. In addi-
iion 20 these there VAL Dc hundreds OF in
dividusl farm exhibits. all rendins 10 sho~
the Srcat resources % tho state
Last year there Vere but thirty.avc county
displays Agent sandy has s,rivcn cease
!ess.y 70 make this year banner year. and
he has succeeded
Commissioner Koin.r viii have a iarg, *
hib!t. representing the state department.
This display last year looked upon by
the thousands u visitors most val
liable one. and there i no dopoi that many
farmers throughoai the land pron,ed by the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

VA. Il "a Daily--Newpoft Newa
s'4S -Lce4i-Daily-Ca Vile. EL sun.
1hGrmond.
no A.-E1psess-p aiiy-Sos.olx. Old Point
no % A--l-oca aiy-LohoE. Lex c FORGE
~ ~ $ooi-ES pTers-Daily-*oE:o.k Old PIT
:. - F.-4-2 p!ess-Da!!y. C;n.. L Vile
tt.o9 P.-E1 s.Aa-Da..y-Sortolx. X Eeun
tl5 P.-Locai-Eh. sun.-Gorconsviila
SIS P.-Locai-Ex sun.-LynchburH
'e.to iy-CincIn't Chie.ro
IL 20 Pa. rcss-D aliJ--L!le.EaatL LINN.
'S!rerers ffArlor Cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RlcHNoSD-I.ooAi Aou
East. $40 \ Ii. $40 T. ~ Throuyh from
East. - ~ = II. 2.r Il. ri. s.55 r Il Local
;foia West SO a ". "sSs n ~, md
~ + Il TnrougA. s.n n n. LIZ A.
81 and 30 T. "a
James River Line: ..sas A. NJ so y N
..la.ly - -. ~ .uncer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

WANTED. EXPERIENCED NlLIIN-
cry Salcs!adies. WEIILOCk :. SlS
East Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
Atlantic Coast Line
Tho Standard Railroad Of tbo Son,

Inc F s.andnrd Knlrcad Of tho South.
,.rRAl"S LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
for Florida and south: SIS A NJ ana
''t9 l.. ID. 100 n NJ
70! Notioih' as 10 a. NJ. 300 A. III. ,s:ss
~ " $40 l. n. "1.15 + u
~ % r NJ. $50 =. ~ A' ''ss
,.for fe',s sonts 40 a. II. s:s A. N
s.lo A. ~. as a. NJ. 300 a N. $50 A.
Al. 30 a. 81 CIV A. n. sos p a
7 49, T. ~. $40 p. ~ l:4 p
To- - ln-o"ro and Fsyettevilie: ...iop
.s-4hs arr, irchfnOud daily: sos ~
s:W \. NJ. lo.:5 a ii. $50 A. NJ s.lo.u A.
N. Al -. 10 a. ~. .'n;.5 \ ~. .s:io p. ".
\, e.H T. a.. SIS L. "a. soo 4.
y 80 T. 81. ''lo:lo L. ~. II 30 r. NJ
'f.@ccpt sunday. "suhday only.
TINE u ass!va! ana departure ana ean-
aee;ions not guaranteed
g :. CAMPBELL. H. j. A. sas Main st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
Batter Earning, for I,a,lro,a,

hon'hlN earning statements OF tho rail-
ROADS Tor ,sly reveal continuation o.. IN.
progressive ini->----'aent in TIE volume ~
'Fnnlc moving that las been in rNidcn,.
s,h'e in- beginning Of NAV. For that month
ihe average gain she country over was "a
per cent Tor jan. if wns 4pproN iinnt.iv
2 per cent WhcH ih. JAl> returns arr aii
reported u is anticipated chat r.tc yNi
snoN am average raf!o iu Improvement. o..r
ih. soH, month of 1871 90 Something ike
ID u.r .ent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
STEAMBOATS,
oLD DOMINION LINZ.

O0-J IJVNI IO.N I'M ],
". NlcAIO.d zoo. o. Aal 81. aa.4y.f 90 /. N
Leave se"DoFi .'e"h.- ............. 20 % n "
Arrive HcflG.k .........................s.oo 4 y.
ConaecI VAN a.aIo line lieamefs !say.n.
So.:o.A ioE *s~ iSFx caIy. except suacay
10. i. 81 Connections alIo made " N 4,
~ i). L. Il. and g. v. ky. l. a.
slgsi lie steamers stop C.2.eAont 10
.saa receive psaseHgefs E!sna. AID
a.l he met - p-S!!c conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION 90. t,>u.et,v.
AArNh .-J.-JAines 4t!yer ~ dayaxat Tor
norfolk and O.d Point. Newport Sews And
all James RIVER .andlngs Steamer leaves
MONDAY. "Wednesday ana Friday L, s.1o A
II. kEeiEht received FOR al! James kiv,y
Iant!ags Fnons Madison ia
NAip Ticket Onisa. -! = MAa Atreet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
Norfolk & Western Railway

OSLl Al LRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
schedule "a Eject AGsIst !. III
Leave a.. &c sceei station. K!cAmona FOR
SOHf DIX ls..1 A x 100 n A. a. q
Il 'tl0 T.. " bis T. II
FOR LIScHaUltG AND THE WEST: .si;s
\ 81. =; - 4 II ~ a T. 81 80 p
AF!.fe Alca!nond from Norfolk. au:.c A
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. sna required address / $50. care
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crn heated flat of four or i've rooms
Tor light house keeping in West End.
Address i 500. care Times Dispatch.