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??????,?4.??!?&; a^t..:??ivfi>uT.m. ?arrasara
The Roto for *
Classified Want Advertising
Is 1 cent per word Not Cash In
ADVANCE, with a minimum cost
of 25 cents for each Insertion.
The same ?-ate applies to deaths,
marriages, obituaries and nil other
classified notices. No display type 3
allowed In the classified columns. S|
f&a*^.v^i^:::.i^^'?^^?v^LS,??i
HELP WANTED?FEMALE.
.WANTED, two competent WOMEN for in?iitu
H?h work: one* f??r hoijsekil-por, tlie other
for tulloress. Address SUl'T., cure Itile of
WA?IID, an e-nerlcnced COOK it No. 917
West Prnnkllii Street
CHAMBERMAID WANTED. Apply 1*107 East
Broad Street.
WANT-D?FEMALE SERVANT Avnntcd nt onco.
Hi?. It. Wa MILLER, Bsrton Mrls-ls.
?A'rmnn SERVANT to cook nnd do
irk. Apply, with rconmiiicii.lution,
SERVANT WANTEO to cook nnd clenn for small
family i IM E*?t t'nry. WILLIAM ARCHER?
I TEACH LADIES the art of designing and on
pravlni: oil pel.] nml silver nt ?hoir lioi.io
evuilm.*?,. Write for terms.. ENGRAVER, cure
HELP WANTED?MALE.
Vv'ANTED. LADIES' SHOEMAKER and pood ro?
'pnircr; ?toady work. Address JftHN ORZALI,
llfl Went Market Street, Greensboro, N. C
WANTED, MACHINIST, throrouf-hly praotlcal
mnn; one nccuslomod tn die work und liuto
mnllc IiiiicliliH'1'.v: stendy posltii.n. Apply,
statins experience nnd salary expected, JAMES
C. WILSON MIO. CO.. South Norf. Ut,. Vi
WANTED, lialf prou-n colored BOY to caro for
horse. Pr. It. W. MILLER. Hurlen Ilelshts.
SITUATIONS WANTEO?MALE.
WANTED, by a younp man, IT yo-rs of apo,
with good hnl.lts nnd fnlr BOhonllnff. situation
In the wholesnle business or office work: cnn
. pive good reference If required. Address
HORSE SHOW, care this onice.
WANTED, a young MAN to travel for a well
known specialty; reference require-. ?., G.
O. Box 107, city. .
CAN YOU FIND THE OTHER MAN WHO IS WAITING TO HAVE HIS PICTURE
TAKE7
SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALE.
WANTED, by a young lady with experience,
copying to ?In nl bomo. Address COYTIST,
cure llils ?.frico.
SALESMEN WANTED.
WANTED, Cipar SALESMAN for Virginia, West
Virginia mid North t'nrolliin on established
brands from factory t.? the retnll Irndo direct.
Address QtlMPBRT 1H10S., 11-1 North Seventh
Street. Philadelphia, Pn.
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED, to know If you will distribute advor
tlship ?muter; reliable chenilei.l company; $1B
weekly inni expenses. TRIUMPH CO., Dallas,
Tex.
THE BEATTIE.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms, nicoly appoint?
ed house, best table hoard; Governor Street,
opposi!. Cnpllol. 'Phone .11)0.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?On account of leaving, city will sell
my household FURNITURE. Including line
IlnrilniMii Upright Plnno; will sell cneop. H.
II. C cure Ibis office.
FOR SALE?COTTON PLANTATION on Roanoko
River. N. I'., 85 miles from Norfolk, Vu.
Al! ne.'.'Ksnr.?.' houses und other buildings, in
good order; .100 ncrcs under cultivation 'anil
Ifiei ncr.-s timber; steamboat landing on prem?
ises: great bui-gnlii II. C. HARRINGTON,
Piilinyrii. N. f!.
TWO SAD?3LE HORSES for Bale. Apply at
BENNETT'S STABLES, 001 West Hri.ml
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SHOE STORE, Stock and Fixtures for salo. In
Staunton, Va.; good locution: been u shoo
stcre 1!3 yours; good opportunity; slock abolit
?r..O00. Address E. I!. LIPSCOMU, StniliiU.il,
Vn.
FOR RENT.
?lh,t Inform
?lVALL, ?,???
FOR RENT-Four e.l.ncctlni HOOKS on seconel
and Franklin, _
FOR RENT???"?.??:1
comfortable t-ooms: II.?
to the- riiliwiiT station
Hon of the t?tvn, ? ?
In the pince; can fnrnl
deslre.l. lor lerm?
apply to Miss KATE I
ville. Va. _ __
"roomS FOR RENT.__^
WANTED, T^M^Zi t? , ?'?T , ,,G?-?_G,!,.?????
ROOM, with good l.onrd, In privale fi*nllj, at
?US North Twenty seventh St'1?"*______
?imwTrn ?,T_ u ... , ,-.??. ed ron?lemen to oc*
<*pf two eunill ? h?*<? front ROOMS
?.i'seecmVn.Z!1',-':.'? ?'? ??'????? ,"" ?!*?
e,.ld water; with , ,
table and al] boni.? comfort?
nenr Monroe Parli
;:rd; splendid
e Incili bu.
?lenite: G?? other
hoarders.''''Address' PR?VATE FAMILY, .-aro
this ofTlee._
STUDENTrc_n~^^--,,.?7.:icMy fi.ri.islied rooms
by api-lyln:: .,1 No 801 F.nst Leigh Btrctt. ??,
LOST-On Broad-Strct Ho_4. ??? Street or
Mnln Street, n bunch of ??\8. ? 11 ?> r.. ro
ward will he pnl.l for return of same to HEN?
RICO COUNTY ?LVILEII
WANTED,
WE WILL SELL, rent or exohtui.e* your property
?11 parts of United Statesi no, <??,,.?., ssion
chnrged. Send for pamphlet. MAT; *? '*J ;
REGISTER, G.71 Fifth Avenue. New lork
City.
WANTED, to rent a HOUSE with somo ilcmrat.o
party, or t.. rent a couple sortie rooms. Wltli or
without board, R. C. V\., Box s.,1. my.
T"'nIGHT SCHOOLSPECIAL,
OUR NIGHT SCHOOL will roopon October Mb.
Uooli-keepMic. Stenography! Typewriting, I on
?imiishlp!"Arithmetic, ^f\^^[%?y?^{.
I.vtnuglit: terms ??????????. MAfSBJ ?' sl
NICKS ?OLLEO?, ??? East Main Street.
SPARE TIME AND MONEY put in our Night
School will prove ? paying Investment-* ?^J?
begins October nth. MASSEY BUSINESS
COLLEGE. V.'.', East Main street._
"~ FEATHER 3EDS.
WANTED, to buy Feather BEDS; liiabe.it cash
;??.s loil.l: also Feathers Renovated. Phone
,*17SI CASPER BROS., 1205 ? Went Main
SOLS.
PARASOL MARINO and repairing, locksmlthlng
???..1 bell hiinplnp: razors honed, SCIIREMP,
317 North Fifth Streot. \
I Daily Business Directory.
CARPS umlor thi? heaal aro tnkon on three
mouths' ?? ,??????, I, Daily and Sundny, nt $1.50
per month,
13ICYCLES AN D TOYS. "
TOMPK1NS- 'CYCLE STORE. 311 Went Bronn,
PLUMbT?G~AND MANTELS.
W. F. MAHONEY AND CO.. 7?7 East Main.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
???? DAVIS 0*LLTRY. 522 ?-int Broad.
MIWEKAL WATERS.
THAW AND OIIANT, Rlohmond, Vt.
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY.
W, E. DRFW AND CO., 71C East Mnln.
SEWING MACHINES,
THE NEW HOME (Pit, Mil. 908 Eut Brond.
SHIRT-BUILDERS,
?. E. TilRUOr 7?!* En.t Mnln.
TIN-PLATE AND STOVES.
HAR?IS HAItlJWARE CO.. 4(19 E.-u.t llroad.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
HANDSOME ROOKS, B-st Board. Faehlonalile
lornllty; COS Wi'.-t Cine-e.
BOARDING.
MRS. J. A, WARI'IELD, SOS E. Grace Streot.
Elepnnl lionip.
STORAGE. j
RICHARDSON AND Cl?AITFI.L. BMvltler<i nml
Main Rlrp^l?. Vory cheap anil dry Storage
rimni??. 'Phone Ml".
MILLINERY.
BEAUTT'in. DISPLAY of Horse Show HATS nt
Mr?. IV. I.. ""VOltTHAM'3, 2111 North Third,
between Qracr and Ilrimil. Don't fall to cull
un?! examine them.
THE NEW COLUMBIA.
THE ONLY TYPEWRITER 1??.?1??t pnrnRTnnli
nnd inlmeogranli ntliirliiiicnts; nothing extra
for Hi??*.?. THE !1??!?.?G? ? VP HIV It ITE ?
OFFICE (Thine irn. 712 East Main Street.
COPYING BOOKS.
THE TOKIO COPYING BOOK la the host; oriirl
nnl .liiiiiini'se paner: iierfoet results. THE
BARLOCK TYPEWRITER OFFICE ('Phone
10), "12 I'"'' Mai? Street.
POULTRY SUPPLIES,
HARDINO'S nOUP CURE: Kiinrantneil full lino
poultry eunpltcB. FANCIER'S SUPPLY CO.,
517 West Broad.
TYPEWRITER DESKS.
OUR ?G????G, ItOLL-TOP CABINET in a
, lienuty, See our stick liornrc buying. THE
llAHLOCK TYPUWIHTER OFFICE ('Phone
15), 712 Haul Mnln Streot.
MIMEOGRAPH SUPPLIES.
WE HANDLE tho Tlimoograph nnd Nooatyl?*
niiiehlneit nnil xtipiillcs. THE HAUMH'K
TYPEWRITER OFFICH ('Phone 15), TIB KnM
Main Street.
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS^
THE BARLOCK TYPEWRITER Office ('Phone
15). 712 I'iinI Mnln. ???? a lot ?if nronnil ham!
(?11 iia-i!.???<> TJfiewrllCrt for sal?? clt?lipi must
hi ve room for now I'nhitnhla.
TYPEWRITER PAPER.
WE HANDLE all tho host lirani'.a Typewriter
??????? ?????????,????- for Hip ?lUklntfi THU ll.Mt
t.OCK TYPEWRITER OFFICE (?????? 18),
712 Elisi Main Streit.
TYPEWRITER CARBON.
A. P. LITTLE'S Satin Finish, the host Cnrhon
In the world. M bor. any ?dz? nml color,
t?p* haiii.oci* typewriter OFFICE
('Phone 151. 712 Fust Mnln Street.
SWEET STUFF.
COLD WEATHER CANDY AT KAEMPF'S, 110
North Ninth.
BOIT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPF'S 20c,
poli nil,
KAEMPF'S HOME-MADE CARAMELS, 26o
pollini.
SCOTCH KISSES AT KAEMPF'S, ?IOo, pound,
SALT WATER TAFFY AT KAEMPF'S, 26o,
poti lid,
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. Mall ordors so
Melted.
LADIES' COLUMN.
l'Ile? aro all right.
A BOX OF KAEMPF'S CANDIES will brlnr? you
Rood lud?.
REDUCED PRICES.
FRIOE8 REDUCED on watch work: CUnnlng,
$1; Mnln Sprlm.?*. SI: twenty year?? expert?
onre. WM. TOBtKN*. Jr.. 40H K. I!ro??l Street,
niellinomi. Vii. Spectacle? ?nil Ityc-flfiMCS,
25 cts. All work cunrntit?????!.
RICHMOND PANPHYSION.
RUPTURE AND PILES cured; no loss of timo
fre.ni luiRlnens: no knife, no danger; rilen
mullan* nml chronic (ll??Msen cureil: free X
Itny examination: S15 East Frnnklln.
NOTICE.
NOTICI! IR HEREBY (1IVHN THAT A CHECK
for ,12?,fi2. 'Mirni'il ?,? Virulilla North Csrollna
Wheel f'?>., inaile piivnlilo to W. R. KldOI.H
nini endora?d .T. '!. (???GG?11?, han heen lost,
anil nil person?? ore warned not to accept of
trade for snme, ns payment has been ?toppe?!.
Mr. .1. (J, (?K.'FFEHT.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
IF YOU WANT a stylish, up-to-date HAT or
BONNET nt popular prices, ilon'l fall to attenti
Mrs. M. la. WOitTIIAM'S Millinery Opening
!'?'|.|emlier 24lh, 28tll nnd 2(lth. 210 North
Tli'nl, between Cruce and Broad.
FURNITURE URHOLSTERED.
SPECIAL MIDSUMMER PRICES on roupholster.
Ing Parlor Furniture. Couches, etc. CHAttLEH
O. .HiROEXS' SON, 410-21 E. Rroad Street.
HIOHEST PRICE onld for Furniture and Car?
pels. BROWN, 5:!7 West Blond Street.
J
TYPEWRITER RIBBON.
HUNDREDS OF KINDS of Rfbhons made, but
the Sterling Branit leads. THE BARLOCK
TYPEWRITER OFFICE ('Phono I?), 712 East
Molli Street.
AUTOMOBILES AND BICYCLES.
AUTOMOBILES, BICYCLES and Maohlnory of
er ,fv inscription hullt and ripulrnl nt I1LJ?N*.
M"lt'l?? MACUINW SHOP, 810 North Fifth
A MEW TYPEWRITER.
THE COLUMBIA, tlio now singlo keyboard ma?
chino.? only ono nhlftt built with M nnd no
character?; noiseless In notion, easy and llchl
touch; rtieeil reini|'?t?"l (?> suit operator. THE
IIAItLOCK TYPEWRITER OFFICE ('Phone
151, 712 East Main. j
DENTISTRY.
DR. WILFRED W. WOOD,
DENTIST.
No. 104 A. EAST MAIN STIIHET
HOntS: 0 A. M. TO ? P. ?. ?????? 2074.
RICHMOND, VA.
BAKERS.
IWAN MUELLER'S Now York Bakery, 410 W.
Urlimi Str.-ct. between Monroe and Henry,
Richmond. Vn. Flrst-clam Homo-Miule Hrenil,
French, Vienna nnd fiermnn Rye ?ires?!. Hot
Bread dollvcri'l at yonr home. Cakes ami Plei
n specialty. Restaurants and privato Fami?
lies supplie?! (?ally. Telephone 25SD.
TALK OF LYNCHING
A POLICEMAN
He Shot and Killed a Man
Whose Boy He Accused
of Stealing.
(Special t? The Times-Dispatch.)
BRISTOL. TENN., Sept. 28.?ln the
presence of bis wife and children, David
Brltt, forty-five years of age, wns shot
through the heart and fell dead upon a
*?!d_walk nt Johnson City to-day. The
outrage*, was enacted by Policeman Geo.
Vf. Allen, who used a ll-calibre revolver.
Allen had accused Britt's boys of steal?
ing a lawn hose and the* father of the*
bovs resented Die accusation and struck
Alien on the head with an umbrella staff
and the shooting began.
Allen surrendered, but In the angry
crowd which' gathered there wero repeat-?
ed cries nf "lynch him," and ihe of fic?is
in charge hurried him out of town to
avoid violence. Allen was placed in.Jail
at Jonesnoro, Tenn. Alien's victim was !
a watchman at tlie National Soldiers'
Home.
4
:f Sit the ?frot?is.
l?;?... ?.
Reservations of rooms for the Horse
Show are oeiiig made Uy letter and tele?
gram almost daily, arid many desirable
rooms have been set as.de by the JeU'er
sciii aim Min pay's. Those contemplating
attenuing ine great equine exhibition and
who desire choice Quarters snouid engage
their looms in uuvanee aud as early
as practicable, tor witn .hotels it is List
come, llrst served. Tbe indications are
that all the hotels .ut the City will he
well filled during the week of the show.
Colonel George L. Peyton, one of the
new piopileluis of the .ford's Hotel, ar?
rived in the City last nignl Horn ins
home in ?siauiiluu. Coluiiel Peyton re?
tired almost Immediately and ?i.d nut
discuss his plans with any one. It is un?
derstood that lie and Captain Berkeley
will take possess.on ot the proporty to-day
and will at once begin 10 mature their
plans lor tlie rehabilitation o? tlie hotel
property. They will also decide upuii
tliuii clerical lorce witiiout delay. Cap
tan "_>?l-rkel??>? Is expected to-day. The
epuratoti -ot ine hotel will continue witu
out Interruption, and the repairs \w,tl oo
made without Interference with the con?
duct of the hotel.
The large and popular lobby at Mur?
phy's Is siili cumbered with scaffolding,
necessary In the work-of repainting iho
ceiling. It will he cleared out early next
week or possibly this week. Tlie lobby
will be greatly brightened and beauti?
fied;
Among the arrival, in the olty yester?
day was -Major John T. Cowan, of Montr
goinery, Democratic candidate for tho
House of Delegates? Major Cowan was
defeated two years ago, by Hon. C. A*.
Heermuns, but hopes to win out with
united support this lull.
Hon. !.. ij. Stearnea, of Newport News,
a member of the lions?.?, who lias been
renominated, is in the city, stopping at
Murphy's; where Major Cowan is also.
Mr. Steai'ne?' re-election is assured.
Among tin* other arrivals at .Murphy's
yesterday were Mr. Win. C. Stuart and
Krank Li. Berkeley, both of Newport
News; W. J. Kelly, ?,f Norfolk; W. II.
j. Brown, oi Howard-ville; C. P. Homes,
of Boydton; Frank a. O.wen, of Peters?
burg; a. \v. Qverton, of Lynchburg; ll.
M. Buck nnd J. P. Jones, of Ko.m.ik.?;
Kioy.i Chaney ?mil G. Ci. Burnley, of
Louisa.
At the* New Ford's are J. Vf, Notting?
ham, of Eastvllle; C, T. Baskervlllo, -of
Boydton; ?, B, Miau,,.?., .,1 l*'lshOra\'.l.e?
Suinuol .Scoli, ,,i Vinlttt; Vf. T. ??*?_
pa trick, ot Bedford City,
At tin- Lexington .?.,>? thoso Virginian:
H. S. i'1'..ok--. ?,i 3ui??ilk; il. ?. White
and ? on, oi White? ? ?? George .M.
Bayne, of Norwood; C. B. Hunt, <.i Nor
!?-?... J- ?.m?, a railway ? .niruutor,
.: !?;-??,.,i,i, ami ..? w. Gocci., ?-'. l.yncn
burg,
The arrivals at the Jefferson ?.?-1> i-il-iy
were: ?. B. Byrnes ami wife, Vf. ?,
Walers. ?. 1-. Dltclielt, Ciiarlcs ?. /...;,
nltz, il. C, Hardy, m. Joe Borger, ?. ?.
?? /.v. !.. .M,-> ?,..,-ii ,,! New V'.rk; Il II.
B.-..-.---U, Ilion, ?. Y ; ?::i Joseph; ??.? Cin?
cinnati; Mr. and Mre, George ?, Hutch
inga, ?.? Galveston: <;. i. Moi lier. <*. J.
MoLaushlln, ot Rochester, N V.? ?
??.-xii.j.-r, .,f Baltimore: ?, p. Orom
w.-ii, ,,i Baltimore; B. i'. Pllson, of Wasji.
Ington; N i< Seltaer, ..t Washington;
James J'. Hondoreon, Germaniown, Pa.;
P. P.. Maiiahan, of Philadelphia; P.. a.
Burke, oi Boi |on,
Dr. Cunmn ham Her.?.
Or. L'i-.ii.k .-J ? ?unii?,,,,?!, n.-,. bon of
Captain P. W Cunnli si pi ., g .
" ??.?' li ????? ivi ih hi ; rem il,- ?..,s
re cenUj ?? luriied from d year - study In
Europe. H.- Uiu r? ; irned to Ne*,?, -fork,
where he resumes the prat tice ot medi?
cine.
Richiii? ini Academy Opens,
The Rlohmond AoaeJenay, under the con?
tro', of HI??.?.in? ml College tin ? -.
rnlUee of trust ?..?..? . ,,?.,? ges.
bIoii yesl+rday ivith large attendance
Bads were roatrioul ? ? -? ,|! i ly, n |_
expected that n??? ' apai ; ?,? ,,;,,,-?? stu?
dents will -e ?sha-usted. Cla .-??? will i.u
organized to-day, and work will begin in
earnest to-morrow.
Dr. William II. Whltsltt will give a
course In experimental psychology tills
session, sometblni,- new In the college.
The study win "li-gin ns soon as the ap?
paratus can be g?lten here.
' Cluster Springs Academy.
The Cluster Springs Academy of Black
Walnut, Va., lins opened with the bejt
attendance in its history. "Every one of
tbe thirty places in tbe boarding depart?
ment has been taken for tbe year, ' and
about ten day pupils have entered. Tbe
morale of Kie school is fine, ..and the
students seem to be unusually Interested
in their work. This school will have
about twenty-five representatives In tin
colleges of tlio South tills year. "Mr.
Hampden Wilson Is bead master.
Westnver Notes.
(Sneelal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
WESTOVER, VA., Sept. 28.-r-Mrs. ,T. C.
Cornlck and children returned to Rectory
to-day after severnl weeks' absence In
'-"rliicess Anne.
Hugh Hughes, who has been tbe guest
of Mr. R. B. nox at "Berkeley," re?
turns to Newbern, N. C.
Miss F. 3s*. Upsbaw is at home at Berke?
ley after an absence of several months.
Messrs. Cornici- and Booruni, of Nor?
folk, Va.., were guests at Rectory for two
o
Elders' and Deacons' Convention.
(Special to The iimes-JMspritrh.i
EMORY, VA., Sept. 2S.?-The elders and
deacons voneentlon of Washington and
Smvtli counties was held at Hock Spring
Presbyterian Church,'about six miles
from here last Friday and Saturday,
The ??????.?? inimr \>-is inaeiestii'? ma
severnl learned talks were made. On Fri?
day the sermon by Rev. Vf. H. T.
?filil?es, of Bnr-tjl, was especia ly good.
ACADEMY
... WEDNESDAY ...
Sept. 30, Mat. and Night.
uose cecilia shay
M.?Bohemian Girl,
Kight?Faust.
PRICES:
Mat.-25c-5Jc75c-SI.O0
Night?25c-35c-50c-$ 1,-SL50
Evory liven?
ing 8:150.
'S SON,
.(By Georg,? M. Cohen.)
Bright music, pretty chorus, special
scenery, bande?me costumes. Popular
prices.
LECTURE.
"Sunshine and Shadow,"
Xui'ilisiil?? Hull, Chestnut Hill, Sopt, ??,
8:15 P. M.
The Oonferierate itaeum,
TWELFTH A.NU Ci-AY. tiTKEETS.
Opens dully I ruin il A. Al. to ? 1? M.
Admission. -.'. et-iits l?'reu on Saturday?.
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE,
UNITED STATES, POR THE EAST.
ERN DISR1CT ?il?* VIRGINIA,
in the matter of ? Upon lnvolunlaiy
Appui il. Tliii-i'inani)
Proceedings h
yVy-idliam Boiling, } Bankruptcy.
It appearing to tlie court Hint tin: al?
leged bankrupt, Wyndlmin Boiling, Is not
an Inhabit.u ? of. .1 Cannot lie found
within ilus juduelitl district, anil lia- ii"t
voluntarily entered blu appparunco heren
uni that persona) eervico upon him Is
n?t praotlcuble.
n is Iu-i.-.a ordered that the said
sv.viiilliiuii Bulling appe u? Bnd plead, an?
: u. ?- or demur fa the petition filed by
Anton il. Thlormnnn utsahtbt b m by
TUESDAY, Till-: QTH DAY OF OCTO?
BER, 1903. and in default thereof Die
? ?nun will proceed t?> ihe ???-.??-.?? and
adjudication o? tho cause,
Witness thq Honorable Edmund Wad.
?nil. jl. |udgo uf ib?? said court, and ih?j
.? ? il il?,ii?,,?. ,,? Richmond, in said dis
n ct, ,,?? u.,? 2Sih day >ji September, A, D.
?, ? BQ"\V.?EN, Clerk?
;-pii r. Brady, Deputy Clerk.
TO MAKE
Learners paid while being taught.
Address or apply to
J
23d and CARY STS..
To Order Your Books
For the Kew Year.
Do not wait until you want to open
them Order now and have them re? ly
for use. ,
Write or 'phone (1562)
SIMS BLANK BOOK CO,,
Designers "ond Manufacturers of
BLANK BOOKS.
1201 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
MEETINGS.
?A? OFFICERS AND MEMBERS RICH
XX MUNII RANDOLPH LODGE, NO. 10,
r ? > A, F. nml ?. M.?Please intend n culled
communication of your lodge THIS (Tuesday)
EVENING "t S o'clock, MaeoilB' Hull, fur work.
Members of sister lodges Invited to moot with
with us.
lly order of the Womlilpful Master.
Vf. I.. GOODE, Secretary.
Till?: HOARD OF PHARMACY OF VIRGINIA
will meet OCTOBER l-tli nt ?? A. 11. .it tlio
University College of Medicine, llielimond, Va,
All applications must In? on 111?- hy Ol?oi???,
Bd. Address t. ?. MILLER, Secretan, Rifil?
ili'
Va.
Till: ANNUAL MEETING OF TUE STOCK
holders of/the SOUTHERN THEATRE COM?
PANY will be held nt tbo office of Ilio com?
piili}?, 111)11 Hum Broad Street, lu the city of
Kli-luuoiid. Vii., mi WEDNESDAY. October Till,
???).'', lit G? ?Veloci: P. M.
REGINALD OILI1AM, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holdere of THE DAVIS HOOT AND SHOE
COMPANY will be held at Hie ottico ?if thu
company, in Richmond, Vu., nn MONDAY,
October in, mon, nt 12 M.
L. ?. Tll.U'iiE!!, Presidenti
T, Vf, TIIACllER, Secretary,
Girls for the following work at
good wages and steady employ?
ment. Beginners paid while
learning.
&SantJ Rollers,
Machine Bunch Breakers,
Operators and Feeders
on All-Tobacco Cigarette Ma?
chines. Apply to
ALLI-iN & ?INTBR Branch.
NOTICE.
aSiiperliili-iiileut uf 1'ublli? Bi-IiooIh,
Richmond, V.l.. ?' pi. ?l), IMS.
?????)?:?<???????:? assistant, t? ? ?
Cils- School il'mrd Will ???, t .? ICiiiib-l?
U'-irtoj) AsHlstHlll lu-xi iVoek. Apnlloa.
tIons illusi ??? In the fiiinerliit enden t'a
office by noon ?>n ????a?, oc'?oaanx
L\ 11*03.
w-M. ?, FOX, Superintendent.
The Roye>J Smokeless
Oil Heater
is ih,? beul ?,? un? market, Every ?na
guaranteed, .*..-?!; your dealer for II,
Southern Stove Works,
?Msftylftoturem ot ui| kinds of Slovc*
i.ss Roberts' Sehool
will re-open Tuesday, Sept. 22nd,
at Mo. 7 East Cary.
Nature Study and Physical Cul?
ture will be taugh??.
Williamsburg, Va.
Opens October i si
THE ART SCHOOL OF THE ART CLUB
OF RICHtfOm
Session of 1'>?>3-*?? Opens October 15th.
Miss Annie C. Fletcher, Instructress;
Mr. M. M. Strause. Arts nnd Crafts.
Apply for circulars of
MRS. B. LORRAINE,
Treasurer,
1409 Hanover Street.
INoIley's School for Boys,
PINI; STREET,
Between Onice nnJ Franklin.
George ferriti Holley, Principal.
The fifteenth session of this school will
begin Wednesday, September 23d.
New pupils enrolled September 22d at
the schoolhouso.
Prepares uoys for collones and univer?
sities. Sehool limiteli to fifty boys.
Catalogues at tho book-stores and
Choir's Drug Store.
Address of principal, No. 11- North Flflh
Street.
...THE...
Lombard)? St. and Park Ave.
Prepares boys for college or university.
Seven teachers, all men. Large play?
ground. Gymnasium. Limited to ninety
pupils. Now building now being erected.
Second session opens SEPTEMBER -8th.
For Information apply to
J. A. C. CHANDLER, Dean,
Richmond College.
SUMMER RESORTS.
HOTEL WACHAPREAGUE
NEAll COIirt'S ISLAKD.
All-yctir-round r.'??.rt. Tuiir-story elevation;
three-story porc-i si-v.-nty-tlvi? large, airy room??,
GwhI II lilng, Bliootliig ?nul nulling. Only pinco
on tlio const wlllcli offers ?? many niiltiral ari*
????????*?.'-, .-.ml llrst.clnss nccoinmoiltitiouB ut uiud
criil.- prlco-.
Will?; f,.r references, booklet?, etc.
?, ?. ?. WEARS, Prop.,
?WaoliRlireai-ue?, Va.
SEALED PROPOSALS,
The City of Hlchmonil, Vn..
Of fit.? City Water Works, City Hull,
i'Ii.is, 13, Polling. Supmiuteinloiit,
September U'J. 1903.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
celved .it this office until & l'?,?'?'? MON.
DAY, IH'TOIIKU 5, 19011, for (?'< TTIN'C
anil llEFILUNQ'.PIPE-??'ENCirES, In
macadamized, paved, gravolotl and clay
Btreet , por cubii.? yard,
Sp?cifications and further Informa?
tion ? n be obtained at this office.
Ce tilled oheelt for $-00 must accom?
pany each bid. The Committee on Wa?
ve ilio right to reject any or
all
CHAS. 13, BOLLINI!,
?1,2,? ?uperlnteud-nt.
The City of Richmond, V>.,
Office* i'ity -Wnter Works, City Hull.
Richmond, Va.,,. Sept. -'s, ?;?.,;?.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL HE KE
c-ivoil at tliis office until OCTOiiKl: li',
190-, ,t r, ?, m., for tin- droctloii oi an
ANNEN ?'G?G/niNU to Ihe New l'unii,
Hont ? Plans, f-p.'i'HU'atloiiH and full in?
torni Hon in. iv be i.l.tnlni'il ut ti? i -. ot?
ilen, All bids musi. ?..? ;??.?????|,????|?-?|
. will, ., certified clieol? of $5u0.
The .',.nnnll toi? ou AVntcr reservo th.,
righi to ivi Ot nnv or nil bids?
ClfAS, E, HOLLINO. Supt,
popi :"? ? t 1,3,G,.';. 11.111
NOTICE.
?idi. vn.. s?nt? ?? ,'?".;
WI? ll.'.Vi: TUtw HAY H1SHOI.VI.I) HY Sir.
i.iii ? ???*?? iti,, imrlncrslilp htreteifoi? ?*????.
In.? ... .-r th.? unni,, ime) -tvli- of f.. ?usi:
AMI I'd salii Iiii?Iiichi will lu? r">iielm*tcl ?>.?.
il.T il?,? -ion,* ?,,,?,?- in- ?-?'?:?> ??????????'*??
? ??? |.???..,!?|.-???- In tvlipiH nil money? ilii?
???? llrm .-I, . ? ? * 1 ?.? ,?,1,1
IH? ?? RTieiilN'H-?lMKII.
1 ? ? r ?- t, sT?KNtiniMI'.ll.
H .1".? ??.|?????????.? Ih? iiUi*i'."t "? ISA*"
:-'M l:\nrt\ii:it ,,, i|M. firm of I?, IIOSK ????
? ei ? .?,,,?? ,?,??'!1?,. ,,n?, ?. ?,.-1-.'t?'??,,.-, m
- .'?' ': .vn. inni S', ?vili.itb, Itoci, m ,1
????.*. ?- unii rosi.I fully n-.Mi??? ?> >'? '
? nice, of Iho ,.,.t*??..,*.*:?? ??_?,?.,??,?"? *?'?? ???
tun, VlillU ?TlOltNUI.lM?J
SCHOOLS.
ita wTh, o. ???e?eeG
"VUOAJj i:TIJDIO,
117 WEST MAIN.
' ITALIAN METHOD.
JLLE.de LAB?HQWSKI'S
SCHOOL01
WILL OPEN OCTOBER 1ST.
Apply by letter ??2 East Main Street.
5PEC1AL NOTICE.
Physical Gullure for Healih.
SIX WEEK'S COURSE.
Introductory talk on BREATH IN O In
WOMEN'S CLUB. THURSDAY?. OCTO?
BER 1ST, at 4:30 P. M. FREE. For
further purtioulnrs, apply to
MISS JESSIE R. l'ENDEETOX,
No, 12 North Fourth Street.
s? WESTMINSTER SCHOOL, *
705 WEST GRACE STREET.
MISS CARRIE LEE CAMPBELL.
Principal.
Faculty of Ten.
Course from Kindergarten to Gradua?
tion. Carriage calls for Children.
Boarding Dejp?vtment next session lie
gins September 24th.
Muire's University School,
OP!'. MONROE PARK, RICH MONI), VA.
UPPER SCHOOL,??li University Men ione
part ?if day); LOWER SCHOOL.?four Ladles.
EXTRACTS fr?in I.'.VIV. uiifl COLL. HE?
CORD."?University of Virginia! 180.1-6, four do
groen; 1000-3, 61x; 11101-2. four. In 1002-3; Univ.
of Va., tliine (legre??; Univ. Coll. of Mod.,
tbra-a?; Cornell, two; Mass. Inst. of Tech., one.
G. S. \nvnl Ai/ud. : lSlifl-T, first 'entrance';
1800, lirait Ktiind'; 1000, third; 1902-8, two re?
presentative!!, belli miccesafiil.
Thirty-Ninth session. Enter. Sept. 18. ltl, etc.
AsKomble. Sept. 22. Boarders limited. Principal
lit 7 N. Ili'hliliTi? iifl.-r Sept. C.
Eor full College Record, Teachers, etc..
see catalogue nt book unii ?lnig Mures or hy
mall. JOHN P. M'OUTRE, Principal.
J, P. M'OUIRE, Jr.. .Associato.
MRS. ALBERT C. BRUCE
will open her MUSIC CLASS October 1st
nt 10 North Laurel Street.
Miss Ellett's School for OirSs
?I2 East Franklin Street
FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER
24, 1903.
Bryn Mawr Examinations will be held
in Richmond In 1904.
There Will be Special Classes Preparatory
to Travel In Europe.
Lessons In German wKl bo given with?
out extra cliargo to pupils of six or
seven.
The number of pupils ln every depart?
ment will bo limited.
The fee for tuition from October to Juno
varios, according to nue and to class, from
twenty to seventy dollars.
Circulars nt 112 East Frnnklln Streot
and at bookstores.
Kindergarten und Sub-Primary, 14
West Main Street, October 1, 1903.
MISSES TALCOTT AND SCOTT.
1
Pupil of Kullal- und Liszt, nnd of Con?
servatories of Stockholm nnd lderlin,
INSTRUCTION IN PIANO AND ORGAN
PLAYING, HARMONY AND
COMPOSITION,
Lessons will begin October 1st.
Weekly Theory Class free of charge to
pupils.
Apply at No. SOU Kast Franklin Str?set
or tit Wi t?. Hoses & Co,
...The...
Virginia aechantes' ?ns??iu?e,
Mjht School <>( Technology,
will begin ita twentieth session on
WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of Septem?
ber, 11103. The scholars of last session
will be given tho exclusivo privilege of
entering until tlio Kith of September;
after that dato all applications will be
considered In turn, until the limit of
each rlnsM is reached, Apply to secre?
tary at Institute, 1014 Bast B rond Street,
? hilly from 1? o'clock A. SI. to 2 o'clock
P. M.,' anil from I o'clock P, M, to ?
ri'i.'lock 1'. l\t.
? ???? S. QUAIU.NS,
Chairman School Committee.
THOMAS S. )?:LLKTT, Secretary.
'S
800 Floyd Avenue,
I'Oiirteeiitli session ripens September 22(1.
Full corps of trained teachers. In grades
firm l*lnder?;arten to eoli.;;,?.
Circulara at book stores. Arrangements
may bu inaile lo huvu en irlaKn e ill for
pupils, l'Or liil'iniialion, uppiy to the
iti-iuoliml !'''?; Fluyii Avenu*??
RAILROADS.
? ? ?? Richmond. Frederick,
Mi?aK G m Lurg ?Je Potomac R..R
Trains Leave Ri_nni_ri_?t-aortrt.v-ru.
?..1 A. Al., dally, Byrd St. Through,
CM. A. M., daily. Main St. J.'hrou?n.
7:1& A. M.. weeK days. I-loa. A-tilanu ac?
commodation. Il
8:00 A. M., Sunday only. B/id St.
Phroufch.
1:40 A. M., week days. Byrd St. Through.
i_:'J5noon, weeK day?. Bvrd St. Tiiroui**!.
4:00 P. M.. we-ek days Byrd St. I'red*
ericksbiir?? accommodation. ?
6:05 P. M., daily. .Main St. Through,
i:<? P. MV, week: days. Liba. Ashland ao
commoelatlon.
6:"-'. I' M.. dully Byrd St. Through.
Trains Arriva Richmond?Southward. I
C:<u A. M,. week nays. Elba. Ashland ae* I
co?imodatlon.
8:1*". A. M., week days. Byrd St., Krcd
eneksbiir- ;u????. m m odati on.
8:15 A. M., dully. Byrd St. Thro-Kh ;
11:E6 A. M. week days. Bvrd St. ThrouKh. ?
?:? P. M.? liaiiy. Main St. Tnioin-n. |
3:00 P. M.. \v<*ek days. Elba. Ashland ac- :
cmrnoelatlon.
7:15 P. M? daily, Byrd St. Through, i
V P? M- dnlly. livrd Si Thmili?tl.
IOT.9 P. M., dally.' Mnln St. Thr-iijj?l.
Note?Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cari
on nil trains ?xcct.t local ac?-oininnilatlein!?.
W.D.DUKE.C AWOl'LI'. AV. P.TAYLOR,
Gen'l Man'r. .isn't, On'l Man'r. Traf. M*n'r
3uo?> 14. ions.
lw!i.
??? _?_ ?-_.?-.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILT.
9:00 ?. ?1.. NOitKoi-lv Ll.Uiilip. Ar?
rives Norfolk 11:_0 A. M. Stops only ut
p.-uihtiui?,;, Wuverli ami a-iluix.
S;0- A. M.. CHICAGO EXPRESS. Bullet
Parlor Car, PeteranurK to Lynchb?rg ar.d
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to
-olumlins, Pluerteld to Cincinnati; also
Roanoke to Knoxvllle, and Knoxvllle? to
Ch.'iitanooKii ami Memphis.
12:10 P. M? ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Farmvllle, Lynchburc and Roanoke. ?
2:00 P. M.. OCEAN 'SHORE LIMITED.
Arrives Norfolk 5:20 V. M Stops only et I
Petersburg, Waverly and Suffolk. Connecta !
with steamers lo Boston. Providence. New ?
York. Baltimore and Washington.
7:25 P. M., for Norfolk and all stations
east of Petersburg.
9.40 P. M.', NEW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE. Pullman Sleepers. Richmond to
Lynchburg nnel Roanoko: Petersburg to
East Radford; Lynchburg to Ch_tl-.noi.ga.
Memphis and Now Orleans. Cafe Dlnlllai
Car. |
Trains arrive from the West 7:35 A. M
2:0G P. M. and 9:10 P. M.; from Norfolk
H:00 A. M. nnel 7:20 P. M.
Office* No. fW East Mr. I ? Street.
W B. REVILL. C. H. ROSLEY
Gen. Paos Afcfnt '"'la Pass. Artent
f?fin?re ?si Q?e
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY?
BYRD-STHEET STATION.
EFFECTIVE .MONDAY, SEPT. 21ST.
0:05 A. M. A. C. L. Express to all points
South.
9:00 A. M. Potersbur-f nnd Norfolk.
12:10 P. Mi Petersburg and N. & W. West.
3-00 P. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
t-i-10 P. M. Goldsboro Local.
_*._0 P. M. Petersburg Local.
7*-25 P. M. "Florida arid West Indian Lim?
ited," to ?ill points South.
9:10 P. Mi Peten bur;,*? and N. & W. West.
11-ao P. M. Petersburg Local.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
3:? A. M. 7:35 A. M.. 8:25 A. M.I Sunday
onlv 11:25 A. M.; 11:10 A. M? 1:05 P. M?
exropt Sunday; 2:0.', P. M? 7:20 P. M., 7:4?
P. M., 9:10 P. M.
-Except Sundny.
C. S. CAMPBELL, Dlv. Piiss.Agt.
W. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agt.
2 ..cm and 26 Minutes .oNorfollc
ldi,?>i? ...ulljiu.?- ? bABXllilUSti.
A.io a. a?.?uuaij?-t^octti to tJivivport KfW?
ii?l- liny ?Halloa?,
0:00 A. Sl.--i'iiiiy~LI_jiti;d -Arrives Wlllluwn*
UUfl* 0:111 A. M., .\uwport News 1U:U0 ?.
??., t)lU I'ulnl ll:uu ?. ??., Nurrolit 11:?U
A. Al.
4:00 l*. .M.--W?*c-l! ?luys?S|it*i']nl?Arrires Wll*
IlniuHlmi-i,? I fill 1*. ??.. Newport News ~:.i?
??. ??., Olii l'oint 0:1)0 P. li., Norfulk
U;_0 ?*. M.
6:00 ?*. Al. -Dally?Lociil tu Olii Point.
main lini:- wlstiioiinii.
10:10 ?. M.?bucal-?Dulls- tu t:iiiirlotte?Tllle,
e?cept Siimlny n. (-lift?m Porge.
8?00 I*. M.?Pally--Special to Cincinnati,
IaiuIhvIIU' St. I.ii.il?. nuil Oilcan?).
6:16 1*. Al. -VvVeli ?luya?Lucili to l.onlonev'llo.
10:30 p. M.?Pally?Limiti??! lo Cincinnati,
l-?ulavlll?'. St. Lutila ?nil <'lilca?,*u.
.1? M ICS HI VlOll LINK.
lOi?O a AI,?Pally-?Expresa to Lynchtnirs,
Cllfti.u l'uri?.? ni.U |.rliicl|,al atiitlona.
6:16 P. M.?Wci.li .lay? -Lucili u. Warren.
TUAINB AltltlVK KH.'IIMOND FltOAl
?-rr..?l: ?nil old Point 1D:U3 A. M. ?littly.
lli-J.1 A M. l!.\. Bun., and 7:nu I' M. dully.
Newport Ni'Wfl Lucili 7:5.1 l\ M. daily.
Plum (.'Ini-liiiiiitl and ASVat 7:1*1 A. M. dally
und ,'l:fin I'. M. daily, slain Linn L.cal fioui
Ollftpn l'Oriti? S:10 P. M. Uv Sou. frinii Clifton
l'Ont., dully from finirli,tti'Hvllle. Oor.lonmlllu
Accon,. Ki.tO A. Al. Ex. Sun.
James Hirer Line Local from Clifton For ? s
?:'?5 P. si. dally. Wunen Arenili. 8:-IU A. M.
15s. Hun.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
????.????????? National Binili ut niellinomi, Va.
Tin: ni:in'L.vit quaKTl.ltI.Y 1)1 vilumi of
OSE PUH 01?NT. iipou Un? Capital st-.i-k of
II.N Iliinl? lina li-cn ?1,?,?1,?.???|. piiyalilc OCTO?
IIHIl lai. III.i:i, In slncUliolilcra nf record Hep,
I l'in ber lifltli.
O. 11. HILL. (Insilici?.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY BTRHETS.
OPEN 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
; ADMISSION 250.
FREE ON SATURDAYS.
RAILROAD3.
squthi
a^-iu^uuL?^ IN EFFECT A?u 12, laOJ.
, .??a. Ji?.--ijaiiy. Local lor Cbuiiotl?.
I2:og I'. M.-?.Daily. Limited, IJutiet Pull?
man to Atlanta and liirmhigiium, New
Queans. Alciuphis. ?Ubattuiiougu. and all
the booth.
6:(X) p. Jl.?Ex. Sunday. Chaso City lo?
cal.
11;? P. ??.?Dally. Limited; Pullman
ready S<:30 P. ??., for all tbo South.
VORji RIVER S,??e.
1 he favorii?, route to U-altlmore and
eastern points. Leave Richmond 4:30 P.
Al. Dally, ex cut Sunday.
D:00 A. At,?Excej-jl Sunday. Local mixed
for West Point
2:16 P. M.?Local for West Point.
4:30 P. ??.?Except Sunday. For Weil
Point, connecting with ftti?ameira for U ai?
timeli? and river landings.
TRAIN'S AHK1VE KlCJtlAtOUS.
C:*,5 A. M. and ?:? P. ??.?From all th?
South:
3:25 P. M.?From Charlotte and Durham.
8:40 A. M.?From Chase City.
9:15 A M.?Baltimore and West Point.
5:1?? G. M.?From West Point.
C. II. ACKERT. S. II. liARDWICK,
f?. U. O. P. A.
C. W. W ESTUI" UV. I). P. ?.. Illrbnaond. V?.
SEABOARD:
Air Line Railway"
trains Leave Richmond daily.
??:m 1'. M.??eaboard Alu.il?1?:?5 P. Ai.?
Seaboard ExiirtiS?To. Savum.an, laek
sonvllle, Atlanta and Southwest.
!):10 A. A..?Local?For Norllna and Ham?
let.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILT..
0:25 A. M.?No. 34-4:5f* P. M.?No. 66
Fra-.m Florida. Atlanta and Southwest.
6:30 P. M.?From Norllna and local
points.
City Ticket ?frico S30 East Main StreoL
'Phono 40?*
ELECYRtC RAILWAY,
Eef-.ir.nmg April ist, IW02,
Cars lar^vc coiner Perry and Seventh
Stiuets, Manchester, every nour <.on the
houiv troni ?J A. AL to 10 P. AL, lait car
11:6? P. M.
Car? leave PetersburK, foot of Syca
moic Street, every hour from 6:30 A. AL
to 10:30 P. M.
FRIDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIAL
EXCURSIONS,
SO CENTS?ROUND TRIP-?) CENTS.
STEAMDOATS.
.__ OLD.DSMII
,'r^STEAHSHI? ?
? * High! Uni far Norfollc.
Leave Richmond dally (foot of Ash '
Street) 7 P. M. Steamers stop at New- I
port News in both directions. Fare $2.50,
includes stateroom berth; meals, 50c.
each. -?- ?
FOR NEW YORK. I
IIv Chesapeake and Ohio Ry., 8 A. M?
4 P. M.; bv Norfolk and Western Ry.. 9
A. Mi. 3 P. AL All lines connect at Norfolk
with direct steamers for New York, ?all- ,
Ini; dally (except Sunday) 7 P. Al.
?. F. CHALK LEY, City Ticket Agent, 1 !
80S 13. Main Street. I
JOHN F. MAYER, Ac-nut, Wharf Foot of
Ash Street, Richmond, Va.
?. ?. WALKER, V. P. <?? T. M? New York.
VlR?Kit* a*T.VKJATl0>l (WMPANY
JA.UES RIVER DAV LINE.
Steamer POCAHONTAS leaves AION?
DAV. VVEDNESDA1' and FRIDAV at
7 A. Al. tor Norfolk. Portsmouth, ' Uld
Point, Newport News, Claremont and
James River landings, nnd coni.ectlng at
Old Point for Wnihliifrton, Ralllniore and
the North. State-rooms reserved for tho
nl?lit at moderate prices. Electric care
direct to wharf. Fore only $1.50 and $1 to
Norfolk. Music hy Grand Orchestrion.
FrelKlit received for above-named pinces
and all points In Eastern Vlr-rlnin and >
North Carolina. IRVIN WEISIGKR,
General Alantiger.
E, A. RARBER. Jr.. Secretary.
m_-,-,-?.
uav uni: to daltimobe
Via 0. & 0. llwy. and Old *"oint.
U. ? MAU, ROUTE.
Leave niellinomi ?lu 0. lc O. dally
excppt Humbly, ut 4 P. M., con?
necting ?t Olii l'oint ?'Uli Meunier?
uf Olii liny Lino, liiiivliin 7: ir, P.
M., urrlvlii? llnltloioru fl:80 ?. M.,
connecting North, Hunt nml West. For ticket?
ami lufornmtlon nppl)' to a Kr. 0. l?wy., Rieh?
inumi Triumfcr diminuii-, m ??io l"iiKt Multi ?U
G!yfe Sflearnsfeip Oo.'s
PHILADELPHIA.
RICHMOND AND NURFOLK LINM.
Freight received and doli ver od Uauy ut
C. ?i U, R'w'y Co.'ji depot, Seventeenth
and Proud tHieols.
(eerohsBris m? Hirers
Blfiiiiisliii* Liiio.Dimoi Konto to
Boston, Mass., oiul Provit1onGe,?. I.
??.?\??,??.??> le,? ve Km iiilu lor l'inumi ' I'll uh
day, \\?'il.n'.,Uiiy, l'ilil.iy unti Sunday. For
Providence Moildtl?, Tluiraiiay and Satur?
day at ii P. ?? 1????;? u/jera and trolglit
taken fur all New Knnluiid iniluts. Tick
elb un na?t) al C. & l). Ry. and N. & Vf.
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