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_'_THE RICHMOND DISPATCH - FRIDAY. ?I?LY 22. 1898._ ;
FOREST LODGE
tU.ES UaUIB, \ lit?.IMA.
. . v(>\\ ni'K.N FOH Tit INSI ST NISI
OR HKi?T.AIt Ol KSTS
boari, tx peT we? k an
i
Henry Hol,son has b>
i ?Till meet the reijulri
\ali.i li I e ,>arital lo Vil'gllli
reg ' ' . The Lodg
> as ? i lea?ure resori
k rounds ?re well adapte
..,:> of outdoor smusementi
a tennis, golf. rnxBict. pok
ridin? and drHiag, or rowtri
while its nlles of ?belter?
oada Invite the 'cyclist o
I Itber summer or wlnte
il >,!, trash ha? beei
: t.. be the faste?
In rainy weather the am;>:
,? aw i?ir ?x?
.- ? plentiful supply of p"
deal instruments, card
? .-?! slrnorM any
n In a few bourn.
Blue
Ridge
Springs,
:ht ?llamas, atTord ?
... ?na < t enlivening the paaslni
train aervice from Rtelmon?
,. and the ratas low, the far? fron
Phel
i i (or r? gulsi
may run out an?
time ??
A morn
| an hour a
i -. t? Bl ibmoni
?, not her leaves at icon and re
S 15, and nftiTnoon trail
irnlng, r?aepcctlv<
fact, 11 uj but UttH
fjodge thar
'-. .
.in ?i itlng fros
11 the follfialng Mondnj
For further p.?rti.-u'ar? ad
FOREST I.? U -
ALLBAaPkABT M'KIM.s. \ ?...
cfiebrat"! for its cures of dyapepala ano
, .1 .. i . Novt-rn?
ptive pamphlet.
C. A. < ILHOUN,
- "_Pro,.?
I I A\??!MI | PI KAM KL
aad health re-aort of the t Ir
ai b la mountains. Twenty
Mxtn ?-??nsr-euiivi? h*?ujoxi under
tl.e u anajceuient of
PBIL F. SHOWN.
(my I?t-3m) _
SnaSBSBSl f??*a?on,
ritix ESS ABBM HOTEL,
Virginia Reach, Va.
ful location and finest beach
, oast. Ideal ?urf-ba i
i.-: through pine
lent cuisin?. A pe? feel ?una
H nd for ?pi ? and
Itersture. KB1 MBH? ?L_ ?t
, .i .' . 1 ' . .'.in- Hotel,
,TuATb*Rt
ITOCKTOS HOTMIaj
,i ,. MAI. N. J.
. A i.N.i TUB OCEAN.
i : s?,r grand? ur oi prog n
thli'- .
HORACE M
_ I
.. x^_ Hotel and Springs,
Mountain lop 2*?!
a dellghttul : utnmer
oi | - tni
.. ithln Blgbl of Jun? Ion of
'. itei m and
Rich
nable i.i.? . Add!
& CO-. Alton, Va.
m ?, I it? ! EL.
I :.Y ON THB BEACH AT II.LI
'.M E A t], N. J.
: Every
.
?.- li the
. :
RICHARD BMW.
_
I Rot KETT ARSENIC - .lTHIA
M-RIMCI ?Mi MATHS.
C TO NO\ EMBEB 1ST.
: ?re tonic,
, i ird of
I by i . v.
* Skin,
id i'i-iurt
i om
ii< -itiilogue,
M. C. Til? ?MAS, M i
I zm_Bhawsvllle. Va.
i, ..1IIMI.uu.il., UI.M I'HIM, VA
i . SALT
'
? -
* ' onth
Mont!
members <
to retui a Mond ly, For
_ _
i ;n: nisK.it!?:
WMlTB Mi.i'HlK BPBIIIraS,
?. renil.rl?-.- Coiinl)-, \\ e?t \irulnln.
I l.e BSBSWSSrBfnttvS Knurl of the
South.
a gr?al eentmj point of reunion for
ictet) i>2 In? North, South, Ea? :
,?.' ratea: i? .
of twentyelgl . >.?. *-?-, ?**,,
par week, fiz.u.
Children under . eg? and
ti / . upen Jun? i ?th to 0
Elevatoi . belle. Be
.. cat.oii cariy In
L. \V. SCI ?VII
~-"m \i i age*
Hotel Majestic,
NEW YORK,
Cenira! Park West and 72d to 71st Sf.
Elite Hotel of America.
ol the Im _ ? -.t and Anesi
located, thoroughly lighted
rentilated hotels, v\ it 11 a coi
if the highea? order.
\ ? rfec? home hotel in a great
city.
?CAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN
Aiaslie I Webster.
u-,h B-?BOdtf)
GRDVE
TASTELESS
'S JUSTA8COOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRIC?60ct8.
''WiaMteiclncCo.
?,at ATiA, ! 11.?., No?. 1*5.18??.
b?. Jxnil.* r, .
<*jld Into, year. COO botUe? ol
? NIC uud h???
?? i. In r?!l varan
' ?", '" ?lie. Cnttt luiali.vaa. bar?
?> t.'.ttt -me nui li ?navcTUt!/***?*
?"*.? ?. ,?Lf xg?io. Yuura irmly,
ahsly.CammAO?*
(J'- 7-Tu&F6nai
SCHOOLS ASU COLLKGBS.
Woman's College
RICHMOND, VA.
Established 1854.
Lot A ; i.i, un TBB B_AUTirUL a\t
HISTOWC CITY OP TUB SOUTH
LETrm.s. SCIENCE, ftfUBIC, ART
AND ELOCUTION
Large faculty;
?, . ._ '01 Mu*-*e*?t? ? " t session.
Health record remarkable. Never a death
in the Institution.
Term? mo?iorate.
For catalogue mldrcae.
JAMBA nelson, ML a.. D. d..
Prt-3ldcnt.
_ fly tO-Su.TuArtf)
PBMB BCHOLARB-H-S,
THERE WILL BE A FEW FREE
BOHOUAR8HI1 - i.?7, CoH.gt
va. this year lo worthy young lad'ea
Who arc .-nde.ivorlnK to get an education,
anfl who have to provide for themeolv?s.
-,1.? cr?Kn? t9 ?,Vfn ,0 orphans, other
?ningt, being squat. For other Information
sources
? m gf*. ? M. WHARTON. D. D..
-? *** ? ?*_Haitlmore. Md.
Marylirhd. St. Mary's County.
_.. Charlotte Hall.
OHAm_OTT_ HALL SCHOOL.
T'ounded 1774. a thoroughly established
aauitary Academy, in proximity to Balti
more ?,r.<1 Washington. Estate of M*>
?ero*; healthy location; safe home f,,
boye. Board, ?rash, and tuition. $160 per
sehoiastii year. GEORGE M. thomas,
a M . Principe!,_jy i7-?Sw
Washington and Lee University
' ? . u ..,.. V?.
WM. !.. W1LSOB, 1.1,. IL, PRESIDENT.
Academic, Engineering, and Law De
rarlnients. Additions for next session:
. I boo]
?. Political Beb oce and His
t-iry. Expenses very moderate. op as
E.MMKH ?Ah. For catalogue address
th?^/^resident._Jy 6-lm
LAW SCHOOL.
THi: SCHOOL OP LAW IN BICHMOM
COLLEOE offers superior legal training
in the most favorable environment. Three
Annual tuition In Junior ? I
$10; in both class?? $"". Qood board as
17.80 i month. Session op. us
SEPTEMRER __ For epectel catalogue
Professor rooer GREGORY,
l. 1er Manor, \'a.,
or President BOATWRIOHT,
Richmond. Va.
COLLEGE OF
?\ II.I.I tMSMl KG, VA.
Next session bsglna
'l HURSDAY, OCTOBER ?5. IV?.
LYON o. TYLER,
' ' ' l'.\Sti2rn I'rerid -nt.
"1 > '. BROLPH MAC?N ACADKMY KOU?OYS,
J l , ondnctedby I?nd_pb-_acoa Oollsgi Bee)
m the Bouth. Rooks with Ihsi in r. s.
<.iiv,.?,:i.iir-,?iari(lH|i|ilisnc<"t-;gvnin>-luin,
?' . i'rinci-uls. A.M. lliiiflilelt. A. _..
K. 8. Siuitu, n?xlford City, Vs. (_ \V. VA,)
(jy l-F, Bun ?v u til i
J-SHEVILLE COLLEGE
I <>r Young Women. Fanant egeipsmils
h,"?l fi.ii.tM> aiiin.ii,tmriit?. Haautiful ,
M?en S4JTCI Or.,?*' rSMWltll ,! , r-' *,
il m?, pad Prepsrstotf
s i " ' -i - ... i. ?dm i- t Wells*)?) sad
Smith on rcniBctt? No ?ebool ,n tb? country
tter ?dTsntsftwIs Mo?? ?in,l Art. G/inss
i-i" d Stadaat? hav.? u??- t V?n
darl.iii arbor?t um < ',,"-e ,1. li?rti?fnl all ' lie v?ar.
AKCIHIJALD A. JOKES, Pr.st , Ashev?le, KO.
jy SVSu,WAl_ia
RANDOLPH-MACOB WOMAJPS COL
i MUM
Endowed for higher ?-(liication. Labora
torlea for Chemlatrv, Payare? Bl
. . innasiuni. All
m?9dern appliai iwment reduces
coal ol coui to |260. Addreaa WILLIAM
W. SMITH, A. M. 1.1. D., I're-ldent,
Lyn a?, re Va._jy 1-F.Su-Wim
VIRGINIA COLLEGE
For YOUNG LADIES, Roanok?, V?.
Opsaa Sepk Mb, IMS One of the leading
Schools for Young ladies m tb?South. Msg
i buildings, ad modem tmpn r?ntenla
. h d mountain scenery in
. ?Hey ,4\'x . famed lor health, i'tiro*.? an Had
American ttsachen Pall <*oune. Superior sd
vantage* in Art and Music WodenU?froni twenty?
five State? For catalogue eddreea the ITeMdent,
MAI lit P. DARIUS, Roenoke, Virginia.
__(Je H-Bu.WAPSOt) _
NB*WPOB?T BB?WB MU.ITAHY ACAD
EMY.
ELECT SCHOOL POR BOYS AM)
Men, * Ihsslcal, Scientific, English,
and Commercial courses. Write for lllus
! W. HTJKP
M A \ _Jy l-F,Su_W-.'m
CHESKDT HILL ACADEMY,
? HESTNUT HILL PHILAPEIJ'HIA,
PA.; ale, n nil?? north of the cuy Had.
Cataloguea -a, application.
JAMES L. PATTERSON,
i lead m ist? r.
je j -, F y31_tAnl4-Bu. WA Ft s eU _
HOLLINSJNST?TUTE
IIOTI TO( HT NPBINOH, VIRRIMt.
1-or 17.) Voua? I.ndv ]loiir?l?*r??. Ib?-I?i i-r-t
?. . . , tipp. 1 lo Vlrglal . I
cour?*-? a: Auririil aii-.l Modern la aj? na ?< ?.,
I ,? -, a . lire. Selene,.?Iii*.i?', Art, ".nJ Plocu
i lion. Bolom H',,1 ira, !,e,? Sannt. J m Vall.-y
i ol V'?., near Ruin, >We. .>Ioiinlain Nt-eui-n. I
! /eet s'.,le , ;.-.|. Mii.enl Khl.r?. ,*,th ae?n.,a
i SMS* Hppt Utb.lSM. Korilb?. ?suionssddms
t HAS. L. COCKl. *ui*t., Holl?n*, Vu.
... ....... .-,)
mHI BAUMI- SEroINARY,
Por \oiui8 Ladlee. STA ONTO R? TA.
Term boc?ted o Shtwissdosh
- . ? .. . i - Ilinste,groo
,1 ?rate.
SYntofurCatalej-ut;. HAB? BAM?WMIBSUISaM.
jy o-\..?. KlSt
MI, LE Cl&IR'S
FAMOUS FRENCH REMEDY
Never Fails
EN00RSED BY THl.USAf.u_.
Twenty-fve S cent ?tarnps brtegl tr ?! i.;:r'.(a?;e and
Convince* the HMdttkci ncal . I lucir v.- J. ilu, ? i p
ertiL^ .A;drti I.kClaik Pill ? i. . L . S * *??'!?,
!: , , -, ,1 \^ K c All con i encseonlaentisl
andr turned br mail ?aith trial 1 ?ckag? s?-;- : ?.'
in ?rtstnpa I or I*.ii9i|ililet COtUStaiBg ??luubl?
Infoi lu-liou i i ..u.a. .
Por . .... in Richmond by polk. m;i^*
:.!.!; DRVQ ? I ??M PAR I
my U W.FASuAtTu.ThABa8t?wA?lt.nr
i *^v?.v?>av??^^?^%*?v*^'**^^*
TYPHOID FEVER ?a^???
T?r Id??I nourifliuieut .? the l,i|!!i.? mac-.n
trat.a, i.i?--.liK"?t<?'' l"?t l,r- I' "*"OX
LIQUm PEPTONE
l{-.,.i:r?ja no furt!i?-rdi(i*ition?paaacsat cure
iut,, tlie tiroi.la!;, n???iti h n?turil ris??*' "n
rasdistslj. Costal?? bb draga er ca asi l?ala
*t ?.I I ?I I?.? * ?NIKI! ?I?.. ?kr-IU?, rkils?',.fOOt,
Sfa?,????***??*?^^
.! ? ll-li,i.i> _
$
lit* Or ou us in IluuUna*.
Bm t I -SppS. an Inmate of the city Jail,
groara weary of his i?)t, has ?uittsn to
Justice ('."utchfl. Id as follows:
RlOhaaoal Jail, July 19, 1898.
judee Crutol '
I ,, Bavs had me here nearly sixty
c?ays. ^-,u t?av, I. I every other man out
who ?_? held here as I am. and yet you
do not s?em to know that I am, alive.
If you release BBS now, 1 will promise
you to leave Richmond at once, and novel
?om*? back again.
You gave me twelve months for nothing,
?ind ? an surc-ly tired of this Jail life.
Hoping you will pay some attention to
me and send m?* my discharge. 1 remain,
Yours respectfully,
xour? ?^ ERNEST CAPPS.
To Atrn.i the Vet?*r?ii?' Return.
Toe commltuo appointed by PickeR
'amp to rnrai the delegation from Pnlla
?a ?ei-resentlng a number of Grand
.rmy ?ir-ianlsatlons. which came charged
elth.the pras?nt?tlcn of an invitation to
ETsurvivors of Pickett's Division, will
,ot toko any action until the veterans
eturn from Atlanta. A report will be pre
i ,,, ??i.it ramp next Monday
isht and It Is probable that the wfro
?rs ?f Pickett's oiviiloa alii be called
ogtther u?f*t weth.
GET OUR FULL QUOTA.
VIBGI.-fIA COMMAXOS WILI, 800**
BE IP TO Ft LL 8TBB.1GTH.
A LARGE SQUAD SEHT YESTERDAY.
II? ported ftlckne?? at Camp Cuba
Libre Said to Be E-.ac?erated?
Captain Praram Say? tbe Camp I?
MtiBiilarl)- lli-Hlllir,
Virginia'? full quota of volunteera un
der President McKinley'? aecond call for
75.0X1 troop? bid? fair to be ?oon furnish
ed Tho First Battalion of colored troops
is now complete, and Major Johnson, the
commander who wa? recently mustered
Into the Federal service, left yesterday to
take command at Camp Corbln. Major
hanks is busily engaged in Petersburg
getting the other battalion In readlncsa
for muster, and In a few days now that
battalion will also be In camp. Colonel
Croxton will then be mustered In, and
will report hla two battalions as ready
for order? from Washington.
The white recruits apportioned to the
three regiments under the second call are
alio being gotten rapidly now. The re
cruiting officers for the Second and Fourth
raglBISnta are making shipments of re
cruits to Jacksonville almost every day,
and think they will ha\? concluded their
labors In about two weeks. Thus far
they have gotten about t? per cent, of
their number, and they are niw reaching
out Into the country districts and securing
men from all over the State. Sixteen re
cruits were sent to Jacksonville yester
?l.'iy at noon, and more will probably be
sent to-day, as seven recruits arrived here
y'?-tenlay from Clifton Forge, where they
an re secured by the mustering officer who
has been on a tour of that section.
THIRDS OFFICERS SUCCESSFUL,
TOO.
The officers of the Third Regiment have
been equally as successful as those of the
other two. They have been scouring the
State for recruits, and though, as a rule,
? nli.Minents In the two regiments at Jack
sonville are more popular, the Camp Al
ger officers have met with little difficulty
in securing men. Altogether. It Is thought
that Virginia will have fulfilled her duty,
so far as the first and second calls are
concerned, long before another call for
troops Issue?, If such a call ?loes Issue.
There are ?a Virginia any number of
men who arJtaBxious to go to the front,
but the majority of them want to go with
the officers of their own selection. They
have Joined embryo companies which are
i waiting the third cull, and if the Presl
laat ?tes lit to can f.?r flBore troops ?and
isks Virginia for a regiment or frWO, thofffl
?ni be a prompt reapoBSfl to his appeal.
'olonel Jo. Lane Stern will un?l??ubti-diy
;e? In command of the First Regiment,
vhlch is organised in Virginia, and h?
Sill have a weal:h of material from
vhich to pi(k his command. There 81*8
?n file in the A ljutant-General's offlc"
ipWBffds of sixty applications from men
vho say they have companies already
Tganlsad and ready to go to the front,
ind investigation has shown that many
if these offers are bona fide, and that
he c? rnmands are ready as stated, though
.f COUTB8 not equipped.
DON'T EXPECT THIRD CALL.
The military authorities of the State
to not expect 8 third call now. and hence
i- 'ic'.i'tir.R themselves to s?*curing le
rults for the organizations already in
xistence. This accounts for the exertions
rhieh are being pat forth to this en?l.
ome excellent material lias recently been
ent to Jacksonville. Among those who
enr \esrcrday was one young man who
nlv presented himself for enlistment yflO*
rdny morning. Be was flxamlne-d, paas*
il, mustered, and sent off In two hours.
boas ?ho went were 11. K. POBCQ, F. L
taya? W. H- Jonaa, B. B. Hawktaa, B
'. Crtrmnn, H. K. ritull, and Joseph F.
lorrls, who wenr to Join the Second Regl
i? nt. and .Marion S. Hewitt. Tharles
.rouse, L. P. Abernethy, J. II. Helton
f. D. Weddta, A. W. Manwell. A. B. Dal
nn, <". F. Batt. and EL S. Edmonds for
he Fourth.
NO SICKNESS THERE.
A report which has reached this city
nd caused no little uneasiness imong the
-.titres and friend-, of tbe ?soldle?**? quar
sred at Camp Cuba Libre Is to the effect
bal a great deal of sickness exists among
he men. and that fever is almost epl
lemic In the camp. Thfl rumor, boawver,
to be without foaadatlon In tact
if course, then- Is some sickness in the
amp. No large body of men could well
.e ?gathered together without some sick
10SS invading their midst, but officers wh i
lav just returned from the camp flgj
li?t th.* reporta of a tatat epidemic
ire salstaadlBg. Captain Oaeffga Paarranr?
r Company -. of tbe mue.-?, who reach
id here 8 few ?lays BgO on a short fur
Ollgh, says that the ?amp is .singularly 1
lealthy. There are some few cases of
ever, he sa, 8, bat tbflM are all mild and
is a rule only keep the men confined to
hair beds for B few ?lay?. In his com
any of a. lb ninety mea, hi
litre are only three -?ick. and th?88fl
ii!"u:.t only to Blight Indisposition. While
IB can only give Oguree as to his com
nand. 1. thai about tbe same ?,,.>
lOrtlOB of sickness exist? in the oth-rs
is in his.
The boys at Jacksonville are not only \
il and he-arty. Captain Pegraa- saya,
?it the*/ are in tin? spirits and anxious
or service. T'i v BTfl ?lally looking for ,
which Will call thon to Hi? front, r
r.d ?bow iiave hopes of being sent to
rto Rico.
'I
FORD'S HOTEL LEAOBD,
t Will He CIo??mI for Itrpalr? Angnal i
lal nil?! Heoji?-ii?*d ** ?-(>t i-iu ln-r 1st.
The trustees of the Ford estate have
sed the hotel of that name to M
SCI \ Shere, of East l'a?.i'o.?l, Va., tor
term of two yeatfl from the 1st of next
eptem''. :-.
The butMtag will shortly be closed Tor
ipair?. it having been decided to spenu
,000 In renovating and redecorating the a
iterior and refurnishing part of the ti
oii.,e.
The lessees are the proprietors ot
Hotel at East Radford, and are N
ekoiicd among tbe most progressive ho- 0]
1 managers in ?Southwestern Virginia.
It Is expected that a decree will be en
Ted in the Chancery Court to-day con
rmlng the action of the trustees, an*"
ork on the impiovcments will be begun
H>ut August 1-t.
Pi
he Pavilion Crowded Ever** "tight. **
With a schedule of two minute? betWOQB
rs to the park, a OOBOI rt by a band of
relr* pieces, and a bill that has never ,
en outdone in this city, the Hroad-Street
irk pavilion has this week been crowded
ery night by audiences that enjoy, ?mid
ol breezes, the many allurements of the
sort. The attendance has broken all ,
cord?, and It requires the congregating p'
twenty extra cars after the perform- oi
..-, tO ?luickly move the crowd
ililly Van, the funniest minstrel man in
B vaudevilles, Is the star of the bill, and
has made good hla reputation as ?n
IgtatfJ comedian who cracks new Jokes,
d sings parodies that are really unique
d catchy. Flatow and Dunn, the black
co comedy team, who are top notches
merry-making, and Mlssea Mclntyre bt
d Peak, cute little maidens wbo expert
play upon banjos, and sing melodies
at are ripened with their sweet voice?,
I giving Van a atrong contention for the
of the bill, and nightly Increasing their
Id upon the admiration of the crowds.
Jallager and Evans and Harry Taft, the
ilitler, arc the makers of much comedy
d applause.
M
PI
OASTORZA. 1
EM tJ~ -__??ho *'n(? Yc"t?aw /?ways *E%
?my te-W, A", A Bu t ti to
THE BAUQHHAN STATIONERY CO.,
RICHJIOND, VA., July 18, 1898.
Out Manufacturing Department, Nos. 7 .ind 9 south Twelfth
street, was destroyed by fire on the morning ot the 17th.
Wo have made arrangements for the filling of all orders
which we now hold ; any new business you are pleased to give U3
will have our prompt and careful attention.
We are glad to say our STATIONERY DEPAIITMENT,
located in another buildiDg, was not damaged
THE BA?GHMAN STATIONERY CO.
(JT R>-?t)
THE E. B. TAYLOR CO.,
HO. 1011 EAST 111 AND 9 EAST BROAD STREETS.
Know tho f?ecrrt of Hefrigpratio
Keeping the air on the go- fannin
th?? food, so to ?peak.
The Ice is th? fan. Warm air rises
cold air h?ii?
The "ODORLESS" does the -vork
wonderfully well.
Theft are hundred.?} of less c?>stly
H?CrlEBr<ltOfB, but they won't hi
boognt by peftple who appr?ci?t?
cleanliness or have the right idea ol
economy.
We can refer you tohontoada whfl
are now ?nBJna? them In Kichmond.
Our Cirttoal F'miiTuiri l?erm-Proof
Nickel Filter for Hydrant nttii.-h
ment is the only one havinar a per
fect .Sanitary Automatic Cleaning
Devi?'?
A UtrgB assortment of Stone Gravi
ly Piltari always in stock..
Water Coolers. I<?e-< reun? Freezers
Fly I'ans. and complet?? line of ?urn
mer goods at very low pftaM,
_jy :i-^n\V& F
R.H.BDSHER'SSONS,
CARRIAGE MAMI At I L'Rl RS,
15 South Ninth Street, Richmond, Va,
A LABOl STOCK. OF
VEHICLES
OF ALL KIADS. PBICB8 LOWEKTHAN lCVEK.
Now is the time to buy. Call and see our spring styles. Runa
bouts, Traps, Phaetons, Stanhopes, Box -Buggies, Surreys, Davtons,
etc. One and two-passenger 13eebee Speeding Carts.
BUBBBB TIBES
put on promptly. We put ?jii t,io OZNUINB SPRINGFIELD RUBBER
1'IKE by the SEW PATENT PROCESS of elBCUTM wekUBI niraa walle uo-Aii in
th? ?froov?:-. NOT fast-nln? wires and afterwards FuKCINU th? RUBBER
OVER Fl.ANiiE ?OF THK TIRK.
QtOOttf and Delivery Wagons of ma ny utyles. One- and Two-Horse Trucks.
Repairing an?! RepaintlflB -Ion?; in the best manner. Harnest. Whips. Rob.??. Ac.
Rubber Tire? of all ?tyle? pu? on to or<W. ?"all und se? our PNEUMATIC-TIRE,
BALL-BEARING AXLE RUN-ABOUT. It la a b??auty. ap 17-8u.W&F'*w
H ! I , Mill .?_l_ll. . . ... I?J
I THE DISPATCH JOB PRINTING OFFICE o
(DItSPATCH BUILDING.)
DOBS ALL KINDS OF
s
_?
PRICES MODERATE,
PROMPT DELIVERY,
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 0
SEND OR GALL FOR ESTIMATES BEFORE GOING \
New Phone 1258. E?L?SEWHERE. OH Phone IB?. A
iOO?o*9"f|?00000?00000000000?rO?
NEWS OI* THE CITY COIRTS.
lor? Application? ? il. .1 for H?*
iiuiiii?-iit i ?i.i?u?Inlla ?fn?i?BBnla
In tat? Hut-lings Court yestenlay .-, v?-n
.-flve more appii?*.i'?.l<?ns :??r th?: purchas..
r (lelin?iuent lands -Aere filed by the Rou
oke syndicate.
The jury In this eonrt has been adjourn
J until M?,nday next.
? i.? i lark BB? larnied marrln.?*?? licenses
) L>r. R. B. Teoeler am! Miss May St? w
rt Woodward, and to Mr. William W.
luntley and Miss Alma Marshall Ulaze
rook.
In lin- Lan and Equity Court a divorce
as granted to William BovkM from his
Ut, l'\inn> I ?
Jud?~nent for Btt.1l1 was rrnadered in the
lise of A....U Hall & CO, BflBlttSt J. p.
The case of m. e. Kern age?nat Juila
ai avail tor $lo has been sel for trial to
ay.
In the City Circuit Cirait, in the case of
?'alter Everett asnlnei JoeepB Happen,
. plalntlfl era? ri',ii-s'jit?-.l.
The- autt ?>f ?li- Uajra idiilce and Lan?l
ornpany icbIbbI the Uancheeter R ? I?
iu'1 and Improvement Company was dis
Hi? jury has aljounud for the term.
h? M \l regular term b?.gins October
th
in the Chancery ?Court Richard L.
aurv qualified ai, commut?e o? Robert
Mendiih.
It EC O It 1) OF OLD COMPANY I.
Will MiOi-II.V He PreariiO-d to the
Mua t* n m B*f CBtof llo?vard.
A well-pr?.?i vi.-.l record of Cmnpany I.
the Old First Bantneent. has just come
t?, the i??- laUm of Maj?,r B. F. How
d, Chief of Police, and will of him be
rned over to the Confed rate Museum.
It contain? the Information that the
mpany was organized In Richmond on
vemb<?r 19. IBB, under the supervision
C?ptala s. t. Bailey. Captuin Bailey
is succeeded by Captain R. F. Morris.
d on the secession of Virginia the ser
ies of the company were tendered the
ivemor by Captain Morris.
in the 21st day of April, Baa, the com
ny was mustered in by Major J. B
iilwin, who was stationed at Rlch
md and ?rent into camp at Camp
lere ii was drilled and acquired a tho- j
jgh knowledge of military dtaclpUne ;
der the supervision of Colon?-!
n'? corps of cadets from the Virginia j
litary Institut??.
'he company wai engaged in the fol
ding fights: Bull Run, Manassas. Wil
msburg. Seven Pines. ?i-ven-Pays' |
?'it Second Manasses. Roonsboro'. i
?rpsbrrg Fredertcksburg. Gettysburg,
,-mouth. ' Drewry'? Bluff, Howletts,
i Southslde Defences,
lajor Howard was promoted to the
jtaincy on September 13. ISO.
)r. \\ nliera|i*???n ou Ulm Vacation,
lev. Dr. Jcre Wltherspoon. who ha?!
E-n tor ?orne week? past ?topping with
family ?t ?Jlen Allen, left yesterday
irnlnf for h!? ?uramer vacation of ?ix
ek?. Dr. and Mr?. Wltherspoon will
It friends from Baltimore at their cot
re at Rehoboth. Del., for ten day?, and
1 spend the month of Augu?t in Caatile.
T. _
Property Traaafer?.
[eiwrlco: W. M. Barnum and wife to ?
rah Cstherln? Pat ram, wif? o? R. E.
tram. 121-2 acre? on Hungary road.
IX Hungary, reserving light to all mine-1
? on ?aid land and Ingress and egress j
mining purposes. I1?0.
o
LKl'OtllKK 0>" ITIABERf.
L? DOMINION
-STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
DAILY LINE
BOB
NEW Y<JRK,
EXCEPT FRIDAY AMD SUNDAY.
Vu^stfiijii-ra can leave Rl:hmond daiiy
except out atinday ....
arid Ohio railway at B?M A. M.. or Bleat?
m>ind an?l Petersburg railroad (Norfolk
ai.d Western ruute) ?? A. It., eonncetliig
at Norfolk with Old Dominion Lln?-)
steamer sallinsr same evening for N?w
York.
ALL-WATER ROUTE.
Sleainship Richmond leaves Richmond
ev.ry Monday at H i>. M. fot New York
via Jan.? s river.
Tickets on ?ala ut Bit hm.md Tran?f.?r
Companj '
ami Ohio railway, and Richmond
Petersburg railroad depote, and at
; iny's efBoa?, l.:: real Main ?treat,
? in- : 1 'UggA-je ci). ck?d throuijh.
FRETJI!."
for Bear tOtk and ail points i-eyond c.in
b<- ?.h!:?!,,.-! |.y ii ... . i :
H : ? .\J iN'i'.-.v at ti I*. ML:
er leaving Richmond evvry
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY at 0 i>. M.
for Norfolk, tcnnectlng with ?learner for
Ne?,?, v.uk.
Manifest closed on? hoar b?fore sailing
Um?,
freight reeehred and forward?!, and
through ailla e'f lading issued tor all
northern, ?.? tern, and foreign ports.
I SEW YORK.
Paesengera can leave dally, except Sun
day, at :i P. M. (?Saturday, -? p. M.) to
Norfolk or <>! mfort, conne?-t
Ing with Norfolk and ?Veetern railroad
or Cheeap-eak? and Ohio railway
Direct steamer ?via Jamee-river ro::te)
leaves ev?i> SATURDAY - i'. M. (pae<
rs and freight), and freight by
steamer? . t r??!k every MO.VDAV
i : EDNESDA, ?.r 3 P. M.
from ompany's pier, No. 26
North river, f??ot of Beach stre.t.
I''r?:i!h' received and forwarded dally,
except Sunday.
Fur further Information apply to
JOHN 1'. MAYER. Agent.
,. . . i.v lam street.
1'1'hmond, Va.
W. L. Gui11?ad?u, Vice-President Hnd
Traf*,'* Man ?? r. N? ?v Y??rk.
SHORT OCEAN TOURS
UNOE.-? BRITISH FLAG
The fir .- ' nenger ?teamer
OKIM? n .''?.-?tons HfllliuKutnertheUrUiaftflag,
Wllllaav? Sew V ?rkJ>JO?2d -an-i every ThurM.'ay
lortnlghl tbert?*fter ontll October 6th? for ?iie
BritishlalaiMlaof Bermuda, situate?! ic the Atlantic
Do ,n. Three d?,".* ocean voyage. Kxceileot
boteis. Un.?urpa?i?ie'd besehe? for bathing. Qeod
flshin?. Unc?,naU?d hcalihfiiln??? l" mile?per
re.-t bieyc?ingroad?. Ezeolrdt?aeeaery Ai-?oiute
?sietv ???urc'l by neutral fia?. Kour?d trip fare,
iuclu'din? meals and ?*kt*-r ?in i.erth. SjViOi?.
For lllu*trated r?aui: iulet glvinx ni! Inforo-?tlou,
ipp?ytoQi'KKK?-.".- s <'<.. a. F-ULTsaaaiDoaA
"o. Agents. S Iiroadway, New Ycrk,orto Mssaaa.
Vmomas Cook A Bon. 2?1 Broadway, New ?'oix,
lii?> _- *. .!.?> ecf?:\t _
"Y THE
f?~Sm Galeski
??, OPTICAL CO.
For comfort and pr?s?rvatior. of your
light, have your Glasses accurat?; Uttto
it our wall-known Optical Et ibllah
mmmH,
Everything reliable aad lowest charge?
fu*rant??d.
atf EAST MAIN STREET.
Factory, s suulh Tenth str??t.
ja 16-Su.W/k?
KA1I.ROAD L-ffEB.
CHESAPEAKE
_ AND
_tP5^ OHIO ItAiLWAY.
tltevllte Jana **?!, _MM**
TRALVS LEAVE KICHU-.tD, HltOAO
9TREET STATtOX.
?;?OA. M, Pjliy, with Parlor ?rar.
for Nor?Ik. puru?mouui.
Old Point, ?Newport N? w.?..
and pria 1, ai station?. Con
nects at Norfolk wit? ?New
York au amers, ???apt *????
a. a.- ?lay*
"'*- P. M., Dahy, with PuUman. for
local station, Newport
News, old Point, Norfolk,
?ind Ports?**--,??- Co??eels
at old Peint wIib Wasning
t-.n steamers daily, a_d with
? ??timor? ?.?amers ?_cepi
- ? Sunday.
***?* * A. M., Mountain Exptess. with
Parlor car. ex.cept Sun
day, for ,:, -.,-everte. Con
nects ?t GordonsvlVe tor
Orange, ? mpeper, Calvcr
ton. Mina*?.??-?. Alexandria.
find Washington: at Union
Station. Charlotwavllle, for
Lvnchburg, at i'.as.?* for
Hagerstow?,
?MS P. H., Daily, with Pultmans, to
Onctnnatl. LoutsvOt? **nd
St. Louis. connecting at
("ivington. Va. for Hot
fc-prin?*. H'or? ?my a* ,rn"
portant stations. Meals
served -,n dining-cars.
No. T. Lee?] Trata? ?xeept
Sunday, follows shove ir?ln
from Oordonsville t> Goer.?'?.
8:S0 P. M., A ?conunod itl m. ex^t-i Sun
day, f?ir ch.irli.ttesviile.
10:.*tOP. M., I hI,., for rin??lnn.,??. wl*h
F. F. V. PuKmins to Hlatou. W.
Vi. and Gord?nsvi'l?* ?o
On?L"nnatl a?-.d i^ui?"'*.*
Men Is served on dining
s. Connects a* 8tsu -
except Sunday. for
winchee'er, \?, nd at
<*o?tngt.>n. Va.. <*-l?y. for
H ,? Spring'.
TRAMS LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET
f-TATIO.V.
?030 A. _L, Pally, for Lynehburg and
Clifton V'orge?. Connect?, ex
eer-t Sunday, with Hwcklnir
hfim. Alber.ne, Lexington,
and CTa l* Vull -v 'ran 'h< ?
and at <**l!f*on Forgs -with
No. I for rn'lnniil
B:0O P. M-, Except Sund?iy, wlrh crtslr*
car. for T.ynchbur?. a??d
1 'lives f.ynohhurg TOO A M
for Lexington, except 8un
dav.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT til? IMIOMi
liiiiHii.sniin statio.v
8.30A. M.. Dally, from Cincinnati.
XU*1B A. M., Dally, ir,.m Norfolk and
Old Point.
i'*:30 P. M., Dally, from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
0.80 P. M.. Daily, from Norfolk and Old
Mat
7:45 P. M . Except 8unday, from Pon
- evert?
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH - STREET
STATION
8-40A. M, Except Sunday, from Lex
ington and l.ynchburg.
0:10 P. M., Dally, from I.yn?hburg and
Clifton Fo'ge, and. except
Sundiy, from New Castle.
T exlngt? n, Alberene, and
Rosney.
JOHN D. POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
SOUTHER..
** RalLW&?.
Schedule Bffectlve June 5, 1SUH.
TRAIX? LEAVE Richmond. VA.
?s.io a. .u., .No. u. Bouthsrn S*?*rss?
dally, for Atlanta, Augus'a, a..a
joints dojth. Sleeper ?titainondio
Danville, Greensboro', Salisbury,
Charlotte, Columbia, and AtlgUSla,
B.eeptr open at 9:20 P. M. Stops
at ail man,.us between Hi?im?id
and Danville to take on and lut otf
paisengers.
Connects at Danville. Salisbury,
and Charlotte with the Washington
and Southwestern LImlu-d (So. 17),
carrying sleeper? New "fork to
Ashevllie, Hot Springs. Chattanoo
ga, and Nashville: New York i"
ICempbls; New York to New Or
leans: New York 10 Tampa, and
first-class dally coach between
Washington and Memphis. Conn.c
ttOUB are made for all points In
Texas and California. Sleeper open
for occupancy at 9:30 P. 11.
12:01 P. ._., No. 7, solid train, dally, for
Charlotte, N. ?'., connects at Mose
ley with Farmv.lie and Powha:.in
railroad. At K.y?, ville for Clarks
vllle, Oxford, Henderson, nnd Dur
ham, and at Greensboro' for Dur
ham, Raleigh, and HVlnafon falnm;
at Danville with No. 35, L'nited
S'ates fast mall, solid train, daily
f-.-r New Orleanr and points South,
which carrps sl-epers New Vork lo
New Orleans and New York 10
Jacksonville. Through sleeper ?Salis
bury to MemyhiHi also. Pull
man ?ourfst ?l?-eper every Wednee
day. Washington to San Francisco,
without change.
0:0O P. M , No. 17. local, dally, except
Sunday, for Keysvllle. Chase City,
and Intermediate points.
TRA?AS AHRItE AT CI? IIHiiML
U.40 A. M.
?1.5 P. M , from Atlanta, Augusta,
Asli.-vil'. . and N?shVlll?
tLIO A If., from Chase City and Keys
ville.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN'S.
Nos. *T and J2, between .Manchester aod
Nsspolts, Va.
YORX-RIYER LIKE m w_*r pocbt,
the favorite itoin; north,
llave Rit-iitioAi).
4.30 P. j! , No. 16, Ha.cimore l_m.r d,
?ally, except Sunday, for ?Vest
Point, th? re inakiorf eioee eonMO
, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
?Ti iays v.ith Pasmar for i.alu
ni io, ?ISO, with stage at I?ster
Manor for Walkerton and Tapj
bannock on Tuesdays, T-USSdays,
Sa urdsy?
2.30 I*. If.. No. b>, looal expresj, M ,.i
days, Wednesdsy? und Friday?, for
West Point and 'ntermt-dlate sta
tions. (Connects with stage at L?s
ter Manor for V'alkerton and Tsp
pa bannock * also, at vv??t Point
with steamer for Raltlmore. Stops
at ai; ata
5:00 A. M., N... 46. I?teal, Mixed. Leavs
dally, e.-iieji Sunday, from Vir
ginia-ltreet Station for West Point
SB? l'itTiTiedlate stations. or,nn,r!
log with stage at r>ster Manor for
Wulkerton ar.d Tappah.innoog.
TRALIIS ARRIVE AT RICHJIO.VD.
8:1T A. il., daily.
lui?) A.M., W?-dneidays and Fridav?
4:t?8 P. M., daily, except ?Sunday, from
West Point and iiiteime?jiate ?la
tlor.s.
Steamer? leave West Point at ? p. M
\, s. Weonesdays, and Friday?. *ud
re at 5 P. M. Tuesdays, Thuis
d.iv.-. bim Saturd
'ricKct-tifflce at station, f?iot of Virginia
-tie. t. ' ?p. a from 9 A. II. to I p. M.,
and from 9:30 P. If. to 12 A. M. City ticket
ornee, ?03 east Main street.
J. M. CULT. W. A. TURK.
Trimr Manager. Go ?.. Pasa. Agent.
FRANK S. GANNON, Third Vice-Presi
dent and ?_entral Manager, Washington.
DC W. WE8TPURT, Travelling I'ss
fenger Agent, '?0 east Malt? street. Rich
mond. Va. je 21
IlKPlhilll.': OK STEAMERS.
p__I__j_JLP__J, v.u..:a - -*f|^_
MOND AND NORkO-X ..!nB___S?
-i'-A-SHiP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days: E*tery TUES
DAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at day
Vrslgbt received dally until i P. M.
Fare (including meals and berth). ? on
Frldav's and Sunday's steamer.
For "further Information apply to
J W. M CARRICK,
General Southern Agent: Office, Rockets.
W. P. CLYDE A CO..
jm? General Agents. Philadelphia.
IKtMII I IMC.
luui|lati.ic?>ra<'riil?'iraBiatliiBtlgBi
DIRECT UNE TO HAVRE-PARiS
rPRANCE).
"ailing every Saturday at 10 A. M.?
irorn Pier No. 42. North river, foot Mor?
ton street.
.'_ Touralne. Au 27 La U'urg'gne. Aug. A
a Navarre. J'y*l l^t Hretatne. Au U
a Gascogne. J'y ?9 L* Navam- Au 10
General Ag?*ncy for Unlttd States and
Canada S Bowling Grsen, N. T.
Klehmon?! Tranafer Co., OOl Ma I? at.
Andrew W?lsb, 013 E. Knla SI.
J? 31
? BU ILRO AD LIBES.
NMKs?i^Mni
Jus? fi. IMMrl.
le ave biciiuobb, mv*ajkbtmimwb
?t-tiob.
8:00 a. 1.. richmond and nor
t?.il_? \ ES a?llC L F. LiMli
_D. Arrtv?? Norfolk WM
A. M. Stops ?n.ly at P?t?ra
burg. Wavvrly. ?nd Suffolk.
*-kco(.d-?-la&e ticket? not a??
?:<-pi?d oa tbJ? traut.
?:0? A. M-, THE CHICAGO EXPRESS,
for Lyaciiburg, Roanoke, CO
lumbua. and Chicago. Pull?
man Sleeper Roanuke to 'o
l'iaibu?. also, for bristol,
Kuoxvill?, and Chattanoogit.
T:?BO T. M., l'or S Jffolk, Norfolk, *ud la
: m?diat? ?tait?n?, arriv?e
at Norfolk at l*):? P. M.
i ll;*?0 r. M.. K-r Lynchburg and Roa?
h?. Connais at R??an?Jke
with Washington and Chat?
?an.joga Limited. Pullman
? leepei? Roan.ik? to Mew
i-hia and New Orleans. Pull
man Steeoer between Rich?
n.ond arad Lyachburg. and
berth? ready for o? iipun,/
at ? ?) P. M. AI?o. Pull
man ????per Petcraburs and
Roanoke.
Trains t.-rlv? R.-hroond from Lvnch
burg aiul the West dally at a.ib A. M.
and 86<? P M.; from Nvrfolk and the
East ?t US A. M . ?rid VESTIRL'LI-'.O
? IJMITED at CM P. M.
Oittc?: S?8 Mala ?treat, ,
R. W. COURTNEY.
District Pa????nger AgaBt.
w. w. hkv*ll.
General Passenger Agent.
General "Mflc* Romoke. Va. _! 11
L G. L ATLANTIC"coiST
Schedule la KCee? amata 10, 1SDS.
IKUAS EKAVB) RllUrtU.*?W-l.MU.1
Uti'OT.
7:<38 A. M., Sunday acc<<-nmo?latloa ar
rive? Petersburg S B, uiaU-e
all st'ips Ri? Mniond aud
Petersburg raino*at
biOO A. M., Daily. Arrive? Putersburg
?.il A. M.. Norfolk RM A.
M. Stops only at Petersbi g,
Waverly. and Suffolk. Va.
0:05 A. M.. Dally. Arriva Petersburg
! :6* A. M.. W?ld?,n il ni
A. 51., Fnyvttevllle ?:?5 P.
M.. Charleston 10_) P. M..
Savannah HAI A. M., Je? k?
v ?nvlll? 7:*> A. M., l'ott
Tampa :20 P. M. Connecte.
at Wilson with No. ?7, ar
riving Uoidsbvi-J* ?JO. P. M .
Wilmington I:?* P. M Pull
man Me.-tK-r New ?ork to
Jacksonville.
?.?Ml P. M., Dally. Lo?-.?l. Arriv?e Pe
tersburg f.H P. M. Mak?d
sll'etoaa,
4 10 P. M., Sunday aceomn-edat'oa. Ar*
rives Petersbutg ? I !' M.
Makes ?II stops Htchmood
and Petersburg ralrr?
B:3!> P. M . I?ii|iy. Arrive P?t??rsburB
? B P. M. Makes all local
; ? Rl? Innond and Peters
burg ItaUr?' ? I.
7.30 P If., T>.?ily. Arrive? Petersburg
f?.?M P. M . connc-rs wlt?
Norfolk and Western fol
Norfolk und intermedi?is
-,,nits, Bmpfirla ?10 (con
nects with A. and D. f ?
:.,ns between Emporte
t,awren?*evlllr), Wel>l-,*i
P. M., Fayettevtila 1:01
A. M.. Charleston 1:01 A- M..
Savannah * <* A. M . Jack
?onviUe l P. M., Port Tampa
a.? P. M.
NEW LINK TO MIDDI.H
QEORQIA POINTS. Arrtv
tug Alken 7:?x A. M.. August?
AM. Ma?on 11 A. M.,
?ii?nta 12:16 P. M. Pullms?
? ?leepers New York to WIN
n.lncton. Jacksonville, Por?
Tampa, Alken, Augusta, and
Maeon.
8.5? p. IC, Dally. Arrive? I'etersbur?
?11 P. M.. Weldon 11 Jl P.
M. Makes local stop? fee.
tween Petersburg and Wei
?l?,ri
ll:tO P. II , Dally. Arrive? Petersbur?
12-30 A M . Lynr-hburg 5-tl
A. M Ronnoke 7:16 A. M..
rirlatol MM P. M. Pullman
Sleeper Richmond t?> Lynch?
*urg.
TRAIK9 ARRIVE R1CHMOBD,
4:00 a. M.. Dally, from Jacksonville. Sa
vannah, Charleston, Allanta.
Bacon, Augusta, and all
points South.
:1B A. M.. Dally, except Sunday. At
lanta. Athen*. Raleigh. Hen
derson, Lynchburg, and the
W< -t.
*:3T A. M . Duly. Petersburg local.
H.?JO A. M., Sunday only, from Atlanta,
Athens, Kafclali. Uend?-r?oo,
Lynchhurg, and the West.
11 :M A. If., Dally, Norf.dk, Suffolk, and
Petersburg
04O P. at, Dally, .Jacksonville. Savan
nah, Churl.-nton, Wllmlng-?
t m, Ooldeboro*. and all
points South.
0:?B P. at, Dally, N<?rf.,ik, Suffolk, Wa?
'. ?ily, and Peteisburg.
B-AB P. M.. Daily, P?t?rsburg, Lynch?
bur?, ami the West.
to ob a. at., Sunday accommiidatloa,
T-o p M, Sunday accommodation,
J. R. KENL1 T. M KMKRSON.
General Manager TrufTI. Manager.
H. M KMKRSON,
General Passa-na-er Agent.
C. S. fAMPnKIX,
J* 11 Dlvl?lon Passenger Agent.
It. 1. U 1-ricksburi* Ptnmac
Schealal? la Effect Mas- IS, 180?.
L-^AIjl BYBP ?rgBJBBl ?TAUt?."?.
4.AOA.M.. ,.?:.y. foi ?.', asniiigtoa hua
iijii.i? north. Uiobs only at
Miiford umi r i- !e,u k?bur?o
l ...?Lai, Slcepeia Ui Nun
- ? York.
B:gO A.M., Sunday only, for Wtshiiig?,
ton ?nd points .North. Btout
at Elba, Olen Alien, Asn*
Und, TayToretrlil?, l>o?w?il
Ruthar Oien. P? nota. Md?
ford, Woodslu.e. tluinea.
Summit, r'redeiicksburg,
Hrooke. and Wtdawaur.
Pullman car.
-?Alt, Dully, except Sunday, for
Waahlngt'.n ai.?i pointe
N'?r:h. -Stops at Elba, Ash?
.und, Teylorsvii;?-. Do?w?ii.
R?ther nu.i. ivnoia. Mll
ford. WoodsUn?, ouine?,
I u m m 1 (, i-'rederlck?burga
and Wtoawaier.
PullmaN car.
12:00 H D?'i>, except Sunday, foB
Vtushlngton nnd pointa
North- Stop? at Elba. ?Jler**
Allen. Ashiand. i???welt.
Ml I ford, l'iederick?burg.
Brook?, and Widewater.
Parlor ? at. Also, connecta
w;?h Co,:gre?Mioiiai Limite?!
ut Washington.
7:11 P. M., Dally, for Washington and
point? North Stop? at Elba?
Ashiand. I)??? well. Mllford.
' '*. .?lericksburg. Krooke, ami
WMew-tter. and other ?ta
tiens Sundays. **leer??-?r Rich?
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biooke. KieOcil? asburg, Ml?
ford. Dosweil, Ashlai??!, a?.d
Elba, and oth?- ?tatior.e
Sundays. Sleeper N?w Torn
to Richmond.
S:4Sr.M. Dally, except Sunday. Stop?
at WId?wat?r, Rrooka,
? 'rederlcksbuig Summit.
Guinea, Woodalane, Mllford.
Pfr.ola, Ruth* r O.en. Doe
well, Teylorsville, Ashiand.
Olen Allen, and Elba. Par?
_ lor car fr??m Washington.
T.IOP. Id.. Dally. Stop? only at Breda?
rlc-taburi?-. . Do?w?)'.. A?h
l?nd. and Elba Pullman cars
feotn New York.
M:9b P. M., Pally. Stop? at Wtdcwater,
Pr?xik?. l'*redertck?lnjrg.
* ?rnmlt. Oulnea Woolatane,
Mllford Pen?la. Ruther
Gien. r>Q?weM. Tayloravtlle.
Aahtand, oten Allen, ?nd
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?OOP. M., Leave? Byrd-Street Btetlon.
B30A.M. Arrfvea Ryrd-tftreet Stattoo.
ASIILABn TRArss.
(Dally except Bundayj
? ?a A. M . Leave? I- ?*,*.
B.SO P. M. Leave? Ell..
O 4? A M.. Arrives Elba.
?OOPM, Arrive? ?1W*
C A TATT/>R Trnfflc Manager
E. T?P H?mrm PT'?ldeM, ap t$
WHITE ?L1.PUIK WATER.
FROM THE OLD QREENBBJCR
WHITB.
We have this Water now in both ?ear?)
nd pint bottle?, fresh from the Bpriace.
PL'RCELIa. LADD * CO.,
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