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IS .-WUtl?TH ?
THE MTOfcT COURTEOUS.
The noted French writer, Piron, wi
a wit whose repu ts tion for brilliancy <
speech was unriral d. He was fumoi
for his flashing retorts; but even tl
best of uh sometimes hare to bow I
supexority.tlioughit be only temporaril
A lady once thoughtlessly aske
Piron in company whether he cou!
tell ber the difference between a womn:
and a mirror.
'?It is, madam," said Piroo,instsntly
"that a mirror reflects without speak
iog, and woman speaks without reflect
ing."
?'Very well, Monsieur Piron," she ra
plied, a hitit* nettled by the remar ;
"but can you tell me the difference be
tween a mirror and a man?"
? No," answered tbe poet.
"Ob," was the reply, "it waa thip,
Monsieur Piron. A mirror is always
polished, but man is not always bo.''?
Youth's Companion.
LITTLE THINGS.
Springs sro little things, but tbey
are sources'of large streams Ja helm is
a little thing] but is governs the oouise
of a ship; a bridle-bit is a little thing,
but we know its use and power; nails
and pegs are little things, bnt they
hold the parts of a large building lo?
ge! her; a word, a look, a smile, a frown,
are of ibis, and mind the little things,
(but powerful for good or evil.) Think
of thia and mind the little things. Pay
that little debt; it is a promise, redeem
it; if it is a shilling, band it over. You
know not what important events may
hang upon it. Keep your word sacred;
keep it to the children; they will mark
it sooner than any one else, and the
effect will probably be aa lasting as
ife. Hind little things.
a i ? -
A MONTANA HERD OF BUFFALO.
A. B. Hammond, of the Astoria rail?
road, has presented the Oregonian with
a photograph of aband of buffalo which
are the property of a couple of half?
breed Indians on the Flathead res
eiration, near Missoula, Mont. The
original herd eleven yean ago consis?
ted of a couple of buffalo calves. It
now consists of 125 head and is about
all that is left of the vast numbers
which a few yean ago swarmed over
the Western plains. These men have
gone into the buflalo i ailing business
as t iouree of profit and are makicf
money.
NARROW.
"Is marriage a failure?" one asked
"Yes," barf the proprietor of agents'
f ur rushing store.
Ali note bia positive asseveration.
"Because," went on ths proprietor
of the gents' furnishing store," when a
man's single snd wears hcles in his
hose, he buys new oe es, bnt when he's
married hia wife darna them for him."
It seems a selfiih view to take of an
important question.-?New York Jour?
nal.
"Now, then,' said Adam to Ere,
"our time's up, and we bare got to get
out of this garden."
"Wait a minute, dear," taid Eve. "I
want a basketful of those apples to take
with us."
"Don't bother about them," grum?
bled Adam; "there is a lot of forbidden
fruit in the outside world."
"Who is that I see you leeding nearly
every night in the kitchen, Mollie."
"That's my intended, the policeman,
ma'am."
"Well, if he's your intended, why
don't you marry him?"
"I'm waitin' till his appetite goes
down a bit, ma'am."?Yonkers States?
man,
Little Harry?Peps, I heard Mr,
Hawkins say today you were a self
made mao. Is tbat so?
Papa?Yes, Harry, Mr. Hawkins
was righi
Little Harry?Then why didn't you
finish yourself.
Pflpa.?What do you mean, dear?
Little Harry?Why, you forgot to
put any bair on the top of your head.
If we ara constantly on th<* watclv
we shall find plenty of . pportunitic a fo
to do good deeds. Tbey may not be (f
great deeda in the world's eyes, but
it ia the little, thoughtful, every day
kindness that makes tbe whole world
better and-'happier. We ree some one
in trouble, nnd say a kind, sympathis?
ing wit Land that pei son's trouble ia
lightened. We have a chance to do
lome little service io our home, to wait
on some one who is tired, or to run an
-errand cheerfully, and we feel happier
for this all day.
It ie a-Very poor t. cord when night
comas if wa hav* boen spending every
tour of the d_yr with our thoughts
bent wholly upon our own pleasure or
profit. If thia ia a aad way to spend
ona day, how much worse it ia when
we spend ? weak, a month, a year,
selfishly bent upon our own affairs
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Me's journey Ur so tirsaome that*
catii* out of brsa I v.l__n he reaebe.
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When a yo un 2 mas asks a father for hts
daughter', hand in marriage, if thc fattie;!
is a wise one, he thinks of one thing equal?
ly ja important aa the young man's morals,
social and bssiaes. standing and intelli?
gence. A yeung man who suffers from ill
Le-.lb ha. no right to murty until lie** health
is i a -leered. To do so is to commit a crime
against the human race. While all disease.
-cay nwt ha directly inherited, thc constitu?
tional tendency to acquire them is inher?
ited. If ? man is a coirsutnptive, the
ail aa ca. are that his children will have
weak, undersized lungs, and a predlspoal
tion to acquire the aame disease.
The young man who suffers from bron?
chi.!., weak lungs, spitting of blood -any
disease of the air-parsages which, if n- ??
lected lead, up to consumption, mr- take
Dr. Pierce'. Golden Medical Discovery with
almost ab.olute aasurance of recovery. It
cure. 98 per cent, of all cases when taken
la time.* It soothes and heals thc delicate
?nd .ensitive tla.ues of tbe air-passages and
lungs, checks the cough, facilitates ef pt-ct
oration, drires out all impurities and dis
eaae genna from the tainted blood and
builds new and healthy tissues.
Mr. John C. Born, of 4010 Liberty Ave.. Pitta
Durah, Pa., write. : "Some thlrtv months afro I
aaldto thy wife, ' I don't want to keep anything
from faa, I must tell you I am in the last Stage
of consumption.' In December iStjA 1 commenced
Ukin* Dr. Pierce'. Golden Mrtiie.l Discovery
I could then only speak in wliitpen. I have
taken thirteen bottles, snd can .ay with truth I
am greatly benefited. People are surprised to
hear me .peak. I can halloo, and my voice faa.
not been e. good in eiirkt year*. My stomach
was never fnbetter condition. Formerly I could
not (St without suffering very much immediately
after, but now I can eat anything."
LIFE'S GREATEST.
The greatest reward? Gratitude.
The greatest blessing? Health.
The greatest work? Godliness.
Tbe greatest service? To be trus?
ted.
The greatest crown? That borne
without a "stain.
The greatest burden? That borne
in silence.
The greatest sacriHce? Self-denial
for other's gain.
The greatest grief? The snapping
ot a life's link.
The greatest aim? To form ideals
ind lire up to them.
The greatest path? Duty?that most
lifficult to trarerte.
Tbs greaiest jewel? An early sun
>ttw, whose light never fades.
The greatest power? Thalia wbicb
mt used for seli-giuft
The'greatest task? To leam to
luffer without complaining.
The greatest folly? Pride and its
win-brother, deceit.
The greatest victory!' 1 hat gained
iver anger's flame.
The greatest happinisB? Peace and
ion teni merit in the home.
The greatest voice? That which is
ii lent when spite is nigh.
The greatest failure? That for want
>f courage wrought.
The greatest riches? To be worthy
>f the lore of faithful friends.
? e rn ?
When your stomach begins to
trouble you, it needs help. Tbe help
t needs, is to digest your food, and
lntil it gets it, you won't have any
>sce. Stomach trouble is very il:s
ressing, very obstinate, very danger
)us. Many of the luost dangerous
liseases begin with simple indigestion.
Che reason is tbat indigestion (not-di*
eetie-n, not-noarishment) wen! c...
he system and allows disease ger. s to
ttack it. The antidote is Shaker I)i
;estive Cordial, strengthening.uourish
3g, curative. It cures indigestion
nd renews strength and health. It.
oes this by strengthening the stomach
y helping it to digest your food. It
ourishes you. Shaker Digestive Cur?
ial is made of pure herbs, plants and
ine, is perfectly harmless and will
irtamly cure a'l genuine stomach
ouble. Sold by druggists, price 10
mts to $1.00 per bottle.
"Sonny," said Uncle Eben, "don't
m nobber Wase yoh time trying ter
e-fine what' happiness is. It kin be
lything furn a million dollars down
i a circus ticket."
CH AMPION SHOT OP THE
WORLD.
Miss Annie Oakley writes : "Myself
ld many of-ihe Buffalo Bill Wild
rest to. have given Allen's Foot-Ease,
ie.powder to shake into the shoes, a
ost thorough trial, and it does all if
>t more than you claim." It instantly
kes tbe sting out of Corns and Bun?
ns. Allen's Foot-Ease is a sure cure '-,'
r bot, aching, nervous or sweating Fr
et. Sold by all Druggists and Shoe ?K'
tores, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad
ess Allen S- Olmstead, Le Boy, N.Y.
Im. Vigor and Vitality
RESTORED IN 80 DATS. GOOD
EFFECTS AT ONCE.
Caton's Vitalizer
res general or special debility, wakefulness
"nnatorrkoea, emissions, impotency pare'
, etc. Correct* functional disorders cans
by errors or excesses, quickly teutotlnu
t mtmhood in old or young, giving vittor
1 strength where former weakness prevail
Convenient package. eiaipJe. effectual
I legitimate. Cure ls q ulck and thoroiu-'h
n't bo deceived byt Imitations- llaSlst on
?n's Vitalize!*. - Sent sealed if y0Ur drui
t does not have lt! Price #1 per package"
for |5, with written guarantee of com?
te cure. Information, refreix-es, etc free
I confidential. Send us statement of case
I 25 cte. fer a week's trial treatment. One
j* sent to each person.
CATON MEDICAL CO.MP.iNY,
Boston, Moss.
Poo
9VI Fl I ???a*^? JW'*-'*"
,vv wox- tmoxio
APP'y to JOHN SHERIDAN,
L9-2ft. Lc-ting ton, Ya
?____? ?.-_**"?*'?" ?- -?~**maamaaanma%tmaaammmm*i-"
DOHT? 1)E ASHAMED OF IT.
Judging by i. .? pans taken \- ace**
'ail- 'lu- ,i -,i io hide from friea 1
tlic I. \ ur orr, one ui ^li
suppose tb t <>1,.' ?'.Dt't of fun,Ik wm
something fur Worse til in ii criuio I*, ow,
lbs trying tokeep .ipiipp.rtn_r.cos, and
do ah others do, whether H kui be nf
fonled or not, ha: become a bane of
socicly, and, like what isca'lcd mimicry
among iiibccts, pioducrs a nondeeeript
raco vcr) diffleoit tj deline or larign
to its properplace intbeorder to which
it evidi ntly belongs, Of course we are
not ailvocali-ig the exposure of fi man's
busine s ul-ftirs topv.rybocly with whom
be comes into business or friendly re?
lations; but we d > bold that ho lins no
right to bo any better off in worldly
goods tban ho is in feet, for fo do ho is
deception. It is lia <1 lo den v - no's sell
the luxuries of life, and it* lately turn
from ull expensive plea-arts. But it
must be done if wcallh s to be gained.
Thero ia a pleasuro in .< If-denial that a
majority of our people never experienc?
ed and it comes in most gloriously and
extremely satisfactory to tho ono prac?
ticing it when ho can say, "I owe ito
man," and at the snme time havo a
hundred dollars in his pecket, bot
wanting conic article costing two he
refuse? to purchase until, through self
denial, the other other-hundred is cl>
taineil. It requires some courage to
adopt such a system of living and d' fil?
ing, but it bus this as a recommenda?
tion: it is perfectly safe and honorable.
Tomatoes
Clean, Good and Cheap
A "PECK OF DIRT" ls soon oonsamed
by thoso eating tomatoes from Um avenge
cannery. Ask your grocer for
HARVEY GILT EDGE" MIAN I)
f you want thc highest taney grade l,n the
market. Our other brands are all alee, dean
.roods.
J. R. C. COM VA'S V.
Roaring Run, Boletourt Co., Vt
"I take pleasure in saying to thone wL ?
trent good, clean tomatoes, that I have never
teen any canned more cleanly thnn.it Ute
'acton- at Roaring Run, Va.
JAMES MUNDY, President
Agents Wanted
In Every County to Supply
the Great Popular Demand for
SW
For Humanity
TOLD IN PICTURE AND STORY.
Compiled and Written by
SENATOR JOHN J. 1XUALLS,
of Kansan.
Tho most brilliantly written, most profusely
tad artistically illustrated, endmost Intense
y popular book on thc subject of Um WW
?Ith Spain.- Nearly
00 Supurb Illustrations From Photographs
iken specially for this grfcat work. Agents
re making .??_?(. to $100 a week Belling it. A
eatable bonanza for live canvassers. A pnly
>r description, terms and territory.it OBOeto
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ile of agricultural Implement sand lightning
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NON-INFLAMMABLE.
REMOVES GREASE and DIRT
I from
SILK, WOOL and COTTON
Wtttoet Injury to th* mott d.lloat. fabrl? ar colet
Md wilt oat tk* ut* of water.
Cleans Kid Cloves.
Sold by Druggists and Qrooers.
Uti* by I
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Pit
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Official WAR Book
Congressman Jamos Rankin Yoong, All
out War with Spain, tho Navy, all defences,
tttlo Ships, etc. Portraits and biographies
Dowey and all prominent officers. Nearly
0 pages. Massive volume. Marvelously
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Iclalbook. Experience not necessary. Any
dy can sell lt. Ladies as sueeessful as
ntlemeu. We are the largest subseriptlon
ok Urm In America. Wiltons. Fifty per
as are employed lu our correspondence de
rtmont alone, to servo you. Our hunk i
it out. (Jet agency now ami be first lu the
ld. Large 50c. War Map lu colors I ree
th oaoh book or outfit, other valuable
milums, Tremendous seller. Hues.
moy maker -ever, known. Most liberal
mg guaranteed.. Agonts making #7.00 to
18.00 per dey. Twenty daye credit given.
eight paid- Full l*>ok sent pee aid lo
.nts, ??1.4.'.. Splendid sample outfit and
1 Instructions free for nias I OSS, stiiinj S t<>
f postage. Mention this paper.
INROK HOOK CO., Dept. M Chicago.
baton's Tansy
rills.
ried, true, and safe relief for woman. Al?
ps reliable. Avoid Imitations, (let Cat
., and save regrets. At druggists, or tnt it
led. fl. Our booklet 4 cents.
CATON SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Reston, M__-_.
Um
BO YEAHS'
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CorvmoMrsAc.
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Patent* utw tf_ron?b Munn * Co. r*o__v*
tmlmt nott**, wttkoot chirg*. lo tbe
Scientific American.
jUBdaomclr llln*tr__t?d weakly. I nru *?>? -ir
tAWaoa ot ?ur ?ei-??t_fl- lournal. T*iti* V t
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'*___." om_4W_a v au VaaaUMtftS. P-J
'or Infants an J Children.
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?^Ay^etatiJiiPrc j-aration for As
$in.iUitlitl? tkrocdafuiWctfula
? lilli, ili? Stonkiclw and liowels of
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Worms Convulsions ,Fe*v**rish
?ncss and Loss OF SLEEP.
sTiic3i-*iib 'fj$AoAutt ot'
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Richmond, Vaj
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Bent Location in the city?adjoining New City Hall
and Capitol Park,
Table unsiii*]nisse tl l>y any in the South.
American or European plans.
Mcdowell & ford,
?wnei-s?' ??' lVCaiiaaers.
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Tho merchant who
chert-fees only in the
usy season is like the
yelki who pedals only
hen going down hill.
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lg tbs only nationally known Illustrated
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lie L'uited staten, m greatly iii desaaod
an a Special inducement. Hie publishers
send winie post paid, six months, for
one dollar, single copies'.*> cents. It ls
iidsoinn iiiuHtiated Bo page publication,
becoming Issues wincontainillustrations
ll ships of the I nitcd State* and Spanish
es, also officers of the Al my sad Na\y
(Joveinineiit offlclale.
lie next number will ghre splendid- plc
I of Admiral Sampson. General Miles,
Kn Bsg-Cr, I.ieuteiiaiit Hobson, and
M Oein-rnl Fitzhugh bee, from late
Ognpha, also of President .MeKinley in
Uniform of Commander in Chief of the
ed States foroea Address.
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h m h.dino, Washington, D. C
i freoJSainplo Copies.
(OD RELIABLE AGENT WANTED
to sell Teas, Coffees, Making Powders
9ploes. Liberal commissions paid. Ad
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V HOUSEHOLD Nl-CEfWITT.
carets Candy Cathartic, tho most won
medical discovery of tho ago, pleas
ul refreshing to the asto,actgontlynnd
jvely on kidneys, liver nnd bowels
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leadaehe, fever, habitual constipation
Housings, l'loasobuy and try (i box
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lo* nn.i Frails, mid linw lo grow amt car. for them
Mtally. A flinn li.eiiee may le* brtglit?n?<t at a
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Corn
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Larger crop*., fuller ears and
larger grain are sure to result
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r m OMMA* KALI WORKS,
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FOUND WANTING.
A clergyman preached rather a long
Beimon from the text, "Thou art
weighed in tho balance and found
wanting."
After tho congregation had listened
about an hour gome began to get weary
ind went out; o'hers soon followed,
greatly to the annoyance of the minis?
ter. Another person started, where?
upon the parson stopped his sermon
and said:
"That is right, gentlemen; as fast as
you ure weighed pass out!"
He continued his sermon seme time
after that, but no one disturbed him
by learitig.
It is not until we hove passed thrjugh
the furnace that we are made to know
how much dross was in our compo.-i
tion.
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naatAamaatanAi*taA$*m?mtr-*rmm*am ????? ?
into th. otitttlMiuo- f~??f Mtur-d tVjm* I*.
m*4l***ll. 0-*t__-H*o .
Buy lt ft__a jen dnnW,
irimm * nana eo. ___
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EXCURHION TICKETS.
J?International Kxpocition via Norfolk and
Western Railway, t>inaha. Neb, and Kansas
..'itv, .Mo. Choice of two ruto*.: Columbus
mil Chicago or Cinelnnatl and St. Louie,
rickets on sale daily, limited to Nov. 1.1898.
TO THE SEA SHOIta.
On July li. 13. 20 and 27, and August 3.
10, IT and 24. Excursion tickets at one fare
viii bs sold to Atlantic City, Cape May. Sea
si.-City, Ocean City, N. J., and Ocean City,
lld., good for fourteen days. Apply to agent
?.orfolk and Western Hallway, or, W. B.
levill, General Passenger Agent, Roanoke.
ra*, M. F. Bragg, Traveling Passenger
-gent, Hoanoke, Va.
julyO toaug24
?ONT TOBACCO SPIT AND SMOKE
YOUR LIFE AWAY
If you want to quit tobacco using easily
nd forever, be made well, strong, magnetic
ill of new life and vigor, tako No-To-Bac
tie w on der work er that makes weak mp
troug. Many gain ten pounds in ten days
?ver 400,000 cured. Buy No-To-Bac from
our own druggist,who wlllguarantee acure
booklet and sample mailed free. Ad. Bter
g Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
dREAKFAST-SUPPtf..
EPPS'S
Cf.AT_.FU -COMFORTING.
COCOA
I.OILIN-. WATER OR MM K
EAL WARU WEATHER REST AND
COMFORT.
rheta is a powder to be shaken into the
>es called Allen's foot-Ease, Invented be
en S. Olmsted, LeRoy.New York,Which
iggiste and shoe dealers sey ls tbe best
ng tiny have eror sold to cure swollen,
nlng, sore and tender or aching feet.
ne dealers claim that lt makes tight or
* shoes foe 1 easy. It certainly will cure
as and bunions and relieve instantly
ating, hot or smarting feet. Allen's
it-Ease costs only a quarter, and the In*
tor will send a sample free to any address
fhe merchant who ad
rtisesonly in the busy
aeon is like the cyclist
io pedals only when go*
g down h\\\.?^Brains.
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Reference Book
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An fincyclQpedfltg oj Hct}
jt THE jS
Richmond Ties Almanac
FOR 1898.
Prepared to Especially li)Ur
est People of Virginia.
Nearly 100 p*_r*?, and haaiSMB*!/
Mund. The bigg. at. beet Almerna
vcr Issued In the South.
Price, by mall, 25c.
IOMB OP THE SUBJECTS ARI/
Eduoattonal,
Statistical.
National,
Historical. '
Political,
Agricultural,
Official.
Commercial,
Rnsru lal,
Astronomical,
0?n*r*l
* i
Cltlef.
CoMoUaa.
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Population,
Mortality.
Railroad!-,
8hlpn_e?.
People,
Antmi
Ins*
.te.,
Order now from The Ttmos, Rich. I
ond. Va. Send tbe name j>f oa*
>w subacritter
imo* and 11.00
111 be sent you free..<
i iu? nacpe ot au
to The weevil"
au* tbe. **U_nanae
free..
n Sale at Times off ice and
through newsdealer*.
early 500 Pages.
_ddr<_?? The Times, Richmond,
Vlrstola.
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TIME TABLE IN BFFBCT JUNE II 1898
TIL FL'HTHKK .NOTICE.
NoBTiisoriro.
Nu. 8** , N<>. i4*?|>'.i.44*?
Paas,
Pasa.
Lv LEXINGTON
Staunton.
flarrlftonburf-.
NOBTHBOCSD.
Mixed
4 Liam'. 2 tiOpm
546am 12 .Wpm 5 00pm
?38am' 188pm 7:*0pm
Train 8 anil 14 iiiiiiii'i-tn with Southern lt.
K. at Harrisonburg for Strasburg Junction.
No. 8 I No~TT
Paae. I Pose.
Lv Strasburg Junction.
Capon Road..
Winchester.
Stephenson.
Charlestown.
Ar Harper's Fatty?
VVanhiij*-toii.
Mill tl 111 un-.
Philadelphia.
New York.
8 20am
8 28ara
904am
ill-lain
9 52am
101.->am
1155am
12 53am
8 09am
5 40pm
133am
5 3<Jaiu
811am
0 21am
6 Wain
718am
9 40prn
ll 00pm
8 45pm
630pm
StllTIIBOlSD.
8 00am
Lv New York.
Philadelphia.
Ilaklmore.
WU CallltlKt' eli.
Harper's Perry...
Charlestown.
Stephenson.
W'lnehester.ll 44pm
Midaletown.,12 07pm
Copon Hoad.12 20pm
Ar Strasburg.12 22pm
No. 59 I No. 55J
Poss. Pass.
430atu
800SU1
1'J 25am
'J 00am 11 2.'iimii
10 40am 115pm
11 00am 185pm
1134pm 210pis
220pm
258pm
812pm
'?', l'lj.in
Train 59 connects with Southern IL IL at
Strasburg Junction for Harrisonburg and
points on Valley Railroad.
Soi'TIIBorD.
Lv Harrisonburg.,
Staunton.
Ar LEXINGTON.
I No. 55 No. 59 No. 41
Pass. Poss, j Mixed
,8 00am 220pm!.
8 58am; 321pmj 700ara
....I S05pm| 930am
"Daily except Sunday.
Por rates, tickets, baggage checked, apply
to any office of the B. A O. Railrceid or to C.
E. Dinlrow, Travelling Passenger Agent,
Harper's Ferry, W. Va.
W. M. OREEN, General Manager.
.1. -M. SCH Kl VEK, General Poos. Agent.
D. IL MARTIN, Manager Pass. Traffic.
SSS2
? SchefduJe is EfTsct
MAY 1st 1898.
LbaviBUENAIVLSTA.VA., Uart
SOfTIIWaBD
Lt
New York
Philadelphia
baltimore
Washington
Shenandoah Junct
Luray
Basic
Buena Vista
Natural Bridge
Roanoke
Pulaski
Bristol
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Memphis
New Orleans
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8 35 a rn 12
10 50 a rn
12 55 p rn
224p m
2 57 p in
4 ir. j. in
?33p in
930p rn
4 25 a a,
7 40 a m
7 10 p n.
55 p rn
30p rn
40 p m
45 p xv
5ft a ra
48a m
22 u ia
39 a ?
O'* a m
40s rn
50 a m
10 p m
50p ia
20 p ni
40 p rn
20 p m
XOKTIIWAP.D
iv New Orleans 100pm.
Memphis 800pm.
Chattanooga 8 40 p m; 10 01 p rn
Knoxville ll 55 p m' 1 10 a rn
Bristol i 105 p m 8 10 s rn
Pulaski ! 8 35 * ru ll 18 a ni
Roanoke ill 00 p rn 1 30 p m
Natural Bridge 12 19 am 2 57 p ni
Buena Vista ' 12 45 s m 3 25 p ni
Basic ? 2 00 a m| 5 07 p ni
Luray : 3 30 a m| 6 50 p m
Shenandoah Junct i 5 40'a m| 9 08 p m
Waehington 8 00'a mi 12 01 p tn
Baltimore 8 50 a ni 1 15 a in
Philadelphia 111 00 a rn 3 55 s rn
r ISewYork j 1 35 p m{ 6 56 a ni
"WTlckets sold to all points
Pullman Service New York, New Orleans,
ashiiigtiiii end Memphis. Convenient
nodule for passengers fi om Lexington for
e North and South.
?arstudents going and returning from their
?mes will rind this a most excellent route.
"I-flnformatJou" cheerfully furnished.
W. H. MOFFETT, Agent.
Buena Vista, Va.
W. B. BEV1LL. G. P. A.,
Roanoke, Va.
P. BKAGG. T. P. A
?"lichburg, Richmond, Norfolk
1 'incinnatl, Louis ville,
and Chicago.
IN EFFECflcsi 20 1898.
Fr/Richmond
ve Lexington...
Balcony Falls
Lynchburg
l.ynclijiirn
Ftichmond
Richmond
lewport Seat
Ht] Point
Miff till
N'o.8-1 V, ii Ni
Fi.Sun ExSun ExSiei
.10 00 am3 .10 pm* 00 pm
Il 15 o'oi 'JO pm5 00 pm
12 45 pm A 30 pm
1 00 pm ;t -jo am
ti "io pm 8 40 am
9 00 an
ll 10 am
11 40?m
12 15 pm
82 Connects at Lynchburg wita flout h
laiway North anti South
14 Solid train Lexington to Lynchburg,
coting with C. Jt O. 3 20 a. m. train Ex.
ay f..r Kl. hmun.i, Old Point and Norfolk
coiintxting wita Southern Ry. 1 53 a. ul
ushingtun and Noith and \V,.t 3 48 a.
sin lor ths south.
or Cincinnati
? 1.. xiici. t..ti.
i Balcony Falls.
s Nsw Castle.
.Clifton Foi gs..
e Va., Hot Spring...
? WblteSulphnr.
eCin.innat .
sL?xingtOD, Ky.
?Louisville.
?Chicago.
i St. Louis.
i Kansas City.
man Sleeping Cars (rom Clifton" Forge
riunuti, and St.Louis.
INS ARRIVEAT LEXINGTON.
a. m- except Sunday from Lynchburg
lebmond.
pm?Daily Except Sunday (rom Clifton
No, 14 Ex Sunday
4 00 pal
5 00 pm
8 45pm
7 30 pm
9 50 pm
9 28 pm
7|?5am
"-.00 am
ll 00 sm
5,80 pm
U.50 pw
7J00. SSI
Birk
pm?Daily Except Suaday froi
ind Lynchburg.
tates. Tickets and other Isf irtnttion
o S. 0. r.miil.all t-lte Tl.ckei Anent.
FnEt
I Our FARMERS'GUIDE
?? and 1398 Manual of
^ New Seeds I Iniplenents <
** Bvery farmer aad g ardon.r
S needs one. Larger and mere
I complete than eves. Sew I
k nanfe and address. Mailed
1 Free.
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