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Greater Richmond's Greater Newspaper
GtflBATBST WANT AND n K.M. K9
XA'I E MiClill M IN VIHUIXIA, AND
Wi: or TUB 1113?T IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
In cffectJune 11, 1911.
Wnllr, one cent l>er v?ord when |inld
ts advance. No Ad. taken fur lea* tbun
1?q venia.
??c and oue-bolf cents a word nit
claaalllcntlonH except Slluntlon Wanted
car Sunday. .Situation Wuuted. one cent
? word. No Ad. Sunday tnkeu fur lea"
(kon llfteeu cent*.
No Ada. tnkt-n tor Ira* than t?rntx
??e centa %rlten paoncd lu or churned
at the counter.
Plume wrdoraj not mm runt coil.
C'luaalflcutioii not iruurxtntced oft*f
BiSO I?. M.
Kor bosinena contract*, nrml for the
Wont Ad. Man. phonv Mor.roc I.
ILo?i anu jToimo
juostTsA?Vr?ti >XY aft rrnoon rti.rf:
??iK" vest, between Laurel and
Oraun and Harrison und Park Ave?
nue, Call Madison 3781. and revelv?i
reward.
1X>WF. BET'a'BE'N " JBFF.BRSON
Ulotel and Lublu The;H'rii Monday
afternoon, ;i sum of mono} ovor
Finder will receive reward if re?
turned to t:ie cashier of the Jotter
aon Hotel.
IOStT .GOLD SOCIETY PIN, " SET
?with pearls; name oh thji back, Flor
?nco Tollaos Liberal reward it re.
turned to MRS. I'OLT.AI!!'.. No. 1
North Thir l Street
li?ST SATI7R.DA V A i-'tknwii i%??V
tomoUllo lamp. Suitable reward If
returned in SOUTHERN BARGAIN
HOUSE, Fourteenth and Franklin
St recta.
t}flp CLlanrrD, 2?alr
EALESMAN?CD IF. OLDEST AND
larKejn, house In Its lino In United
Pt'ites require service's ?f n A 1
traveling salesmen f'-r Virginia and
WeSt Virginia. Applicant! mus< be
between the *Rt? ..f twrntv ?? evr r,
and forty-five. Have strong P?r
sonallty and furnish best referehcea
from former employer* This I an
opponunlly for high grade men who
"Hi qualify' and make pormancnt
connection on yearly coh'triict, vJlh
largo remuneration. Call Tuesday
and Wednesday, -J I1. S'l RICK
LBR, Hotel Lexington City.
WANTED, FOP. U. S. AP.MY. ABLE
bodled, unmarried men, between atrei
of IS and 2.',, citizens of Untied States,
of trood charactet and temperate hab?
its, who can speak, read and write
tho English language. For 'nforma
tlon apply to Recruiting OfMcer, S20
E. Broad street, Richmond, v.i.
Vi'ANl ED. BY. A (id/ ?' }.'.> tJIrtL :?
coacher fvr arithmetic only; -.\ ill
come >o cneher'a horn-.'. Phone
.Madison 3820 at 8 P. ML, and ca.ll for
MISS J._
AGENTS. no MATTER "WHAT YOU
are selling, whether to stores, fac?
tories or houso to house, you can
add our proposition and double your
Presen-. Income. SOUTKE rn COR
H< ?KATION, :o2 North Eighth Stroll,
Richmond._
WA^TuvD. BARBER.' GOOD SHAVER,
l,r03 Hast Broad.
WANTED. TWO CARRI AGE BDACK -
smith helpers, Appl} v. F. MOORE
A: C'J. 12 South Elfrath Street
.WANTED, SO LAHORE RS. CALL. A/T
Hrookda'.e. Will jv; car" fn;* home
every nlg-'t 'take Olntor Park car).
Address A 1care Times-Dispatch.
IV?NTKlJ, for MY residence. a
butbr. Apply wit!, references to
22 North Ninth 'Street, between !0
anrl 12 A. M. , 1VM, RUEQER._
WANTED, exper tenc ed AD. so?
licitor. Call beiwc-u 11 A. M. und 8
p. M. Si d TilERN stock yards,
G. W. SMITH._
avant ED."" h'V-'MOTl VE M \jhI N~
lsta by the C. *> <> Rullivky pi < :n
ton Forge, va , thons. _
.WANTED. young MAN EOR STKN
Ograpbsr and general olticn work;
nunc, experience and "alary wanted;
Address H? p. u. Box o.i. Richmond;
Va,_
TK UlltAPrlERS WANTED by ALL
railroads and commercial lines. Let
us leach you to ho an operator and
secure vou a good position. mas
hey BlS1XI>m COLLI iE
wanted "at once'." one "co'llec
tor. $IS per week and expenses; must
furnish, cash bond. Canvassers want?
ed. DIXIE PORTRAIT CO. (INC.).
North Emporla, Va.
WANTED, ~\ NVI iTtI:" MARRIED MAN
as foreman <m farm, near city. Box
31; Route <Jlf;ri Alleii._Va.___
P?TmtJN's""'tlO?P.ANTEED " TO ALL
who finish our business courses. Send
for catalogue and particulars to-day.
MA8.8by BUS1X ess.. COLLEGE.
ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
merit Job; ISO month. Send postal for
list of position* open. ER AN K 1.1 N
INSTITUTE, Dep t. l'.'U L>. Rochester,
N. Y._ _
Wanted, men to learn barber
trade. Only few weeks required.
Wages while learning. Steady po?
sition when Ihr??irh. 'Write for cat?
alogue. MOLElt'S BARBER COL
LEOE. 2^7 lie wiry. New York City.
.WAN t E D. I {El A A IS; .V: F ? DM e11 w1TII
good team to cultivate lttltfc farm
near Richmond at ou< e. Apply Ruoin
200, No. 12. North Ninth Street.
EXPERIENCED 1 ?1:1 .'< P JI ST. ItEGIS
tcrerl or Bsslstliht, . > lake charge o!
more; will sell half-Interest tu the
right man. e 3?3, care Timca-Dis
pntch._
g?Utiat(Olt0 t.CtiliUCO, iHiltC
waN'i i;i >. p.y "VOUXO 'man who fij
principal of ? itlBh school in East
em Virginia, a position as collector
or as-d.Manl bookkeeper by the 1st
of June: heat reTererteoic from forni r
employer-. AdtlrcHs II HI. care
Tinies-Die|?a.>i_
T?LL REGiSTEfiED DRUGGIST IS
open for posllloii. Ntaiuic;llit; stpn
preferred: good references. Address
M 90, '? 11 e I i ue j i 'i.-pa leh._
i^rlp Ctldiitr?, .irrindlc
iXwes.^'no MA i ri.r wnAT T?U
aro sHIinfr, whether io ? ni-e:) or
hour.?' to house, you can r.dtl our
prdpositloh and double .our yrps
ent. Income. SOUTHERN CORPO;
RATION. 102. North Eighth direct,
Richmond
wa NT ED. E XPER1 E N< ?E D "_NURS E
girl. Apply 1'.'.' East Broad, MRS.
REIN A CM.
WANTED. EXPERIENCED' C??E Ap?
ply at .loV East Broad. Mi?-.-. REIN
: ACH._
WANTED" "? V-oii-iKF.n GIRD TO
rook and do general houie flenn
Ing (Op two people. Apply 11'?? Nor! i
First. _
KViANTED''r EXPERIENCED " ' HANDS
on dro.'ser,; also apprentices. 1 c. |
West Grace. _
WANTED. STES?Gn APHER ?"d
dress, giving references and salary
expected, P. O. Box _
OUR. REPRESENTATiyB or' C?.TA
lopue will gladly i ell you how to'
earn more money. A practical busi?
ness course Is a .jure and short road
to MtccoBs. Telephone, write or call
for particulars! MASSEY BUSINESS
COLLEGE._
WANTED. WHITE NURSE WHO HAS
knowledge of plain sewing. Address
E 200, earo Times-Dispatch.
&olittW0" anu dauomcn
wantelT?cxi'eI'1 i:,Nci:V)DiiY Coo'ds
pnd shoe .mlesninn. slate salary nnd
Wp, Q?ale antj female
TI fi^OUGl P^ffflSsS COIATM N6""" TOO
hoc many bookkeepers and stenog?
raphers arc needed. Learn these
brunches In a few months at small
expense un<l we will get you a po?
sition. MASSEY BFSINKSS COL?
LEGE.
JStot.cco
tu^Xi^^wii'om' if ~?ay^ox<;T5us~
I have qualified as tho executor
or ThOS. T. Tubb, deceased. All per?
suns owing his cstitti; will please
liiako payment to mo, and all per
koiis having claims a ga Vint tho es
lute will present sumo to mo for pay?
ment Y. IS VANS BOOK Kit,
Executor.
Hb-hmond Grain Exchange, Thlr
_too nth iiini Ciiry Streets.
S. N. HI MA AN, 213 N. FIFT it ST.?
\Ve lire ."illlng at c-osl Ihr- most
bi-autitul. handmade embroideries
ever brought to this city from all
nations. Everything for wear ami!
for ^the house. Their benuty p.nd
rarity ar,: hull lid to .attract, so come
itud see ?ml inn. Dresses and Irish
laces of all kind*._
RICHMOND'S!: LAROBST AN'D BUST
I school of business now nt t-.lgnth und
j Broad Streets. Bookkeeping, short?
hand and telegraphy courses, mas
?8BY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
WANTED. Till- PUBLIC TO KNOW
that .IAHNKH BROS., Jewelers. 912
Eust Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil?
ver always taken In exchange.
B'K/Ktf B'jTJlliff"S?I.D~ ?NTJ ex"
changed. L.twtOX'H BOOK, SHOP,
ll'i East Uruad Street._
25ii!"iiuc?? Opportunities
$' j""r? T< f you "AND *A~T;I.iril''?''posT
tion If y?u will take a eourso In
business, stenography or telegraphy
with u!- <!'i particulars to-day.,
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEOE.
>v STnted, some one to put up
from 1800 to 11,200 iRalnst my cx
pcrlcni'c in lb; nivstaurant business.
A dd i <?:-.-. H vy.\ ran- Tim.s-DUpatChi
NVANTEt),ACTIVE1 PA RTNEK IN*
collection agency. C 270, car: Timcj
Dispatch. _
OWING 'TO ?AD HEALTH WE 'HAVE
decided pi discontinue our mercan?
tile b?alnc?? in Clifton Forge. Va .
n ml off.r for r.ile a yood Stand for
buslnesBi Parties wishing to em?
bark In the merca m 11" business will
do Well to communicate with us at
m. J. A CAflTEK & Co.. No. 'Jia
l'.lilg' way St.. < lifton Forge. Va,
" ^oiilTiy, prt? nn? tfbr j&tocfT
ATT eNT 1 ON', *It"l\ kfd Krs! ?TI I k IM
ported Spanish Ja-:k I'iloso l02j fee.
315; stands 1? hands high; at SlS?
chahlcsville Stock Farm. STRAIN
k- SON. It. 1. Richmond.
il l*: f"F -1 .KG HORNS. : ? -vi II ue D ROCKS:
;.'. ?ggs. |1; 30, 11.70. ANSEL VBH
NuN, Madison, Va.
FOR SALE; ONE i WORK HORSE. ap
Ply at Vi\\ Fan Broad,
Ft >R SALE. ? fS I". GOOD FARM MULE*;
nine years old, weight, 1.050 pounds.
ir,r,o North Twenty-fifth f.treot.
Phon" Monroe 201?_
Coal ano C?lcob
?^Nc7*n?*STIL*tr8ELLINO THAT PER
I fectly dry stub oak an.] pin<-. it 3
thi. h?st summer cooking wood, and
si Jl-.'-O tin- cord |r?s than iho regu?
lar block woo.1. 1 have sold It ion
yens: oflen f< II twenty loads a day.
Try it. because it gives quick*, lasting
heat. My Dclparen anthracite Is
cheapest for ranges, it's n summer
(?. l 1 at summer prices. Phone Madl
I son HiC'J.__ _
Good slam "wood our speci a lty.
$1 per cord; dry pine, the beut, J7;
j oak, $i.5u. Order from us. Wu will
treat you right always. MIDLO?
THIAN WOOD CO. Pnoue Madison
3Mb. _
C?ianu-o'
ioxi'hand "book.'.Si&&i'^S?ijv?u
from No. 110 Bast to No. 3 West
Broad Street; books bought, aold and
exchanged. a. W, X\\\?OX. JFroj).
j WANTED, W1NI ?M ILu'-tovv ER AND
tank: cheap for cash. ,1'honc 2311-L.
'. W^rN^lTD." Xv\\TiiFNG;T s at I.Sl'A'J"
! -ton. 3.'? West Puval' Street:'_
: WANTED, to b? V FOR CASH,
! household goods in any Quantity,
j Phono Madison 3S?>1._
^rrrjsnals
TO TIIF. LADIFS: SPFC1AL RFDCC
TIONS in WHITE SEROE, WHI1'
COUDS AND LINEN TAILORED
suits FOR THE SUMMER SEASON;
H. LEWIS, .MOST FASHIONABLE
LADIES' TAILolt. 3?3 W. GRACE
STREET.
J. W1NTKRS, LADIES' TAILOR,
j ZO'j 1-.' NORTH SIXTH STREET.
! SPfRELLA CORSETS A11E ADVER
j lisc-ii in todies' Homo Journal. De
lineator, Vogue. I >?-Mgnrr. New iilea
and Dreis Magazine. Come to (ho
Splrnlln Corset Shop. l'OS North Fifth
! Street, and try one. MRS. COR
i NFLIA MOORE, L'ity Manager, phone
I Madison 72*;._ _
: ??BEATItB,r':.--V?Vli MOTHER WANTS
to cotno to you fiom Svattlir% Same
; address/]_
j HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
i at HUGHES'S, 20, North Third
. ? BoavDinrj
iJAlPON"' FBANCAIrE. 112 NORTH
; Bi^iith Street, Richmond, N'a., Louis j
Chevalier, Prop, (late chef Pnlaco
Hotel, s.ui Francisco, and ciiof Met?
ropolitan Club, Washington, D. c./.i
catering and preparing for private
dinners a specialty; French tauie
d'hote dinner daily. i.;30 to !? P. at.
6Uc.. lunch daily. 11:30 A. M. to 3
1*. M? 40c.; mo.'.'.a also served a la
carte. For private dinners, etc.,;
! ccol.? will bi> fuiiiishi-d at rcaidenees
; If tidslred. Phone Mudlson 103S._ \
' FlllST-CI.ASH AC?:' ?MMODATIONS FOR
1 pernuinent, transient and table
I boiirdus ran be secured with MP.ef.
j HORACE WBLFORD .IONKS. at 20U
j E. Franklin Streut. Centleihen a spe
' _clnltyJ._-_? ??_
! WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
j stop where you can gilt a nice, clean,
cumlr-riabie bed for 5U cents; ice wa?
ter, uotli and pnouo tree. 1 'Jul: 3ast
1 .Clay._
DOARDERS, FOR DOUBLE ROOM;
also i.tbli boarderis. 200 Bust tlrare.
ROOM ;~\ND BOARdT**" Mr.;s "\vbTSrJ,
, 507 We?.t Grace.
BOARDERS WANTED; HOME COM -
! forts. .T1 r. Enr-.t Ftnnklln.
1 ; - .1.-?-_1
UooiiiD jfoi Kci'.r
TWt 1" t-AI{'.riE CON^FXTriNC V:OOM<?,
j furnished fop housekeeping. 101
West fir.icv
FF R NI Si IE D n O U S E K E E P 1N" G
rooms. 7 North Sixth, between Main
] arid Franklin,
LARGE 'FURNISHED ROOMS: Pliivi
lege light housekeeping. ill East
j Cl.'.y.__
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
hot and cold w.it^r; phona and bath:
i ten dollars' per month. 313 K?st
Grace Street. _
, for rent. nTcbITy furnished
front room for gentlemen. 302 East
Gratie Street. *
FQR^ i RENT. NICB1A' FURNISHED
rooms, with or without hoard. 718
Kas-t Murshall._
FQ11' RENTi TIIRBB ROOM SIN B A s f
incnl',' sultnblo for ofiices or club I
rooms. MRS, 0, K ROWERS, 115
DAILY PUZZLES
{ I AH MOT AT ALL FRWOL?US]
C-A KNOW JUST HOW TO
l BEHAVE TO ADVANTAGE ; IN
V" . FACT 5 Ar*
ATAR AGON
One of a nch man's aaset t--?
answer to VBSTKn.DAY'8 Pl7,'4l,b,
I.? rr.
jrot ?au
&0JA Bi?? n? <;??. a. Vr?cK'flT?nT
ed quantity. Also black, clay and
mixed peas. Vor sale by 1). ETHER
I1X1E <fc ?'?.>., 21-33 Cuminencu Surest"
Norfolk, _Vn. I
OI! 1ENTAL RUGS AND CARl'ETB?AN
Inspection of my high-grade c?llcc
llon will no doubt convince you of
iny low prices fur the grade 1 handle.
Many o'her goods and novellier on
hand. Onyx hosiery for ladies, a. G.
_YARip. 217 North Fifth Street.
foh WAGONS CO TO RICHARDSON
DHOW.. 61b Brook Avenue. Painting,
repairing and i ubbc-r-tire work.
Madison 1487.
Mv GBNERA L MERCANTILE Busi?
ness in Sussex county. forty-llvo
miles of Richmond. Va.; eight miles
of lh? Atlantic Coast Line. An es?
tablished buclness stand of twenty
five years, f 15,000 to $20,000 trade,
books open to inspection to any one
that means business; $1,000 to $5,000
atoek. which can be reduced to suit
buyer if ho wish. Terms will bo
made very easy. Address C SL".?, care
TImes-Dlspatch.
DELlC~l?T'S~\sMITHFIELD SAUSAGE ,
_ now on aale at your grocer's.
for" sale" no! i i"Uls?meTFer
steam r>ump; will pump 10 per cent,
sand or mud; 3-inch discharge, half
Inch stcttni. Also jo-II.-I". boiler, 151
II.-1*. engine-, two steam drill?: one
double-drum hoist, one single-drum
hoifit, derricks, cars and track: two-I
horsepower holst, winches ?nel gen?
eral quarry'or contractor's equip?
ment. Address U it; care TIuko
Dlspatch.
; VV E BE V .';' SEI iL A ND EXCI I AN G e
second-'hand machlnory of every ?lc
Hcrlption. J. 8LUFOKD & CO.. I0i5
East Cary Street.
j FOR SALE, s'eCONP?I and SODA
fountain, with complete charging
I outfit; seven showcases: Terms very
reasonable. G e. THOMPSON, Chat
J ham, Va. j
J DRUG STORE P? IP. SALE. in ONE OF
I the largest cities of the Stale, good
location; on th? principal streets,
j street oar junction; tent cheap. Ad
1 d.-ess ii 9T, care Times-Df?aatch.
FOR SALE. HIGH-GRADE RUBBER
tired top buggy. $60; one runabout,
rubber tires, > oat $25, will aeii for
$60; two Jumpers, >20 and $10; one
grocery wagon, i<>''- See these for
bargains. a. MEYER's SONS. 731
East Cary Street. _
FOR .?ale. STOCK' AND FIXTURES.
Washington Avenue grocery, cheap
for cash. R. ritteR. 3213 Wusltlng
| 'tori ' Ave-.. Newport Nev.-, V.l.
FOR SALE. TWO NEW SINGLE
trucks. richardson BROS.. 61",
Brook Avenue. __
FULL LINE of SURREYS, $65' TO
tl.S.5'; paytons, $65. See our ?l"u
UtislnCSS buggies. They can't bo
beat. Also runabouts, harness and
saddlorv goods. Repairing and re?
painting a specialty: B. C. beistow.
Il-l?tl5 N. Eighteenth Street.
we can"s.Vve yo? money if you
j are r.hinktm; of buyine. a buggy.
rurrev or runabout. Give tis a call.
I a. MEYERS SONS. 731 East Car:,
_ Street.__
j WE 11A v E 11 u< SGI ES, SU r RE V S an D
j runabouts al prices that will please.
Call and see ami yotl will find what
you want. T1IOS. 11. DUKE & CO.,
j -S"i Brook Avenue. _j
' BIGGEST~'Tv iD en i >S a Rb -vLW A YS
paid on an Investment in knowledge.
Our courses in bookkeeping, short?
hand, typewriting and telegraphy are
most profitable. Send, call or write
for catalogue-. massey BUSINESS
COLLEGE, SO.' East Broad Street.
FOR SALE. ONE 1,000-POUND REO
truck, in perfect running order: will
sell cheap. Rhone Madison 713. _
! EAT 'SMITH/FIELD; SAUSAGES EAT
I Stnlthfleld sausage! For si|e at your
j proce-r's._
TJ i E WEST POINT t VIRGINIA) \
Acetylene Oas Plant will he sold a:
auction, WcM Point. Va.. April 23.'
Iill2, at noon, by Howell C. Fcather
ston. trn?ice: Address Law Building.!
Lynchburg: Vit. Only gas plant Inj
the town: dorn street lighting; cond
Investment. Terms: One-third cash,
balance in Hirse and six months, or
such otlicr trrms as may be arranged
with trustee: Inspection of books
permitted; good ehanee for jctlve
phrty with a little money.
for' SALE. one FF LL- 5154 SD, WtL
low Bloch hnby carriage; leather
top, storm hood; line condition; .i
bargain. Piionc Madison or
can any morning North Row
_ _
WANTED Tu sell OAK PATtTITION
12 feet long: 7 feet tall, with glasses'
and glass door; also six or e pht
stc-I girders lUiotit 15 Inches wide
hv about 1? fret lone also plbfr
btilidlnz rdaierlal. \pply to C.\ A.
M tSON old Y. m. ('. A. Building,
Six til and Mat n.
pjlYctically new m?llins steel
launch, 3-hbrsn power engine, brohs.r
fittings, complete: large fink, steril
rudder and ot i .:- imp' ovftmsnts; Wtl.l
sell cheat, for e.Tsh. Address -I. O
matt?on, Farmvlllc, V.i
for SALE. AT AUCTION, \PR1L if.
at 3 P. m;. several small farm" rtar
the town of ChastMr: eu.i\eni.-ut In
both electric i id st .tarn stations; ?e.?
advertisement. GF.O. e M'tAWKORD
(c CO.. S32 B9s? Mnin Sir.
RftU eo'tntc catinira
list'V7mTr' farms' with jT a'con"
NELLY & co. Write postal for nec?
essary blanks.
farm. Richmond district; $1,500 cash j
and terms; within easy distance P."
railroad and Catholic church', A 105.
_ care Times-Dispatch
THK~ 'BACK TO Tl i E F.\ RM - MOVE
I ment has set in. If you ,i
! farm for snle or exchange, send us
a full description of what you have.
E. M. QUINBY CO.. 701 People's
I Savings Rank Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa.
?V?i7fED7^'?n;?TTcH AS e" SM A LL Tl C?~
j tel. Give full particuiars. A.ddress
; G.. Box 456, Lexington, Va.
WANTBDr fci^ENlr~"s"TABI.fc. WITH
i six or eight stalls and shed for four
largo wapons; central locat-on pre?
ferred. Will consider othe-ra. Phone
Monroe 3171.
Schill)He ?Xran??fcr
j RELIABLE TRANSFER, ?MILLNER'S,
30:: North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
fol- 25c. Claim checks issued at the
bouse for your baggage. Two in on
on our wagem. We make n sneclitl
I ty of moving furniture and pianos.
3Rtol GfStatt S;ov fealc
I'OR SALE, ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY
home, ideal eurroundlg?. 1 l-j miles |
from Enmont, Va., 170 acres. MKS.
R. B. SHAW. CharlottoaviUe. Va.
GAMBLE's HILL EIGHT-R??M|
brick; now fittings: well rented: bav
galn as Investment or home; $3.000;
one-third ca*h. SMITH. Box 726.
Madison 4492._
ON ACCOUNT OK MOVING Resi?
dence, will sell a modern oevon-room I
resldono In Glntor Park very cheap.l
Terms of desired. Address D 319. |
< are Tlmeg-I Msputeh.
~&ial~G?fStatt f:oiTL<zni~
f 6^ucN^TTruT^isTu:i
3 to .September 1 or 16, one of tho I
roomiest und best located houses Inj
Barton Heights; Apply on the prem?
ises, 70 1 Lamb Avc., jitter 1 1". M.
OWNER WISHES TO RENT CON-|
venlenL S-rooni house on car line,
_ Highland Park._Call Madison SOO-J.
for RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
summer months. M RS. GEORGE|
SR\K ESPEATtK. Highland Park._
FOR ~i?:NT. UN EX PI ft BD T .EAS E ON
house No. 216 South Third. Posses?
sion June 15. Apply No. 21 r, South
Third Street. Phono Madison 16S2-.I.
YO?lt itENT ACCOUNT . PLACED .
with N. W. BOWE & SON Insures]
best results.
SUMMER" iT?MB. CONVENIENT TO]
ocean. FurnlnhM house, nine rooms; I
L'ifavctte Pork; one block front all]
ocean trolley lines. For rent July,
August und part September. Refer
ences exchange'!. c. A. FIELD, |
Norfolk, Va._
FOR RENT, OFFICE SPACE IN 1020]
Hull Street. South Richmond. Ap
ply on premises.
r^oirP'^^rT^F^Tri^ T
room flat, newly papered and with
new and up-to-date he?tlng system.
164?; West Grace Strc?t. Apply to
IMI W. Grace Street,_
A N BW. V P-Tfj-DAT It' FLAT; 1ST,
Virginia Avenue. Highland. Pirk.
Phone Madison 3""*-J.
iAOomp CLuintc?
WANTlifr^BT^YO^
furnished room on Grace or Frank?
lin Streets, not west jC First. F 3U3.
care Timc.?-Dl^p^to:i._
2?oat? taantro
ROOM^XliT^
family, by couple; stato terms. w.
U. F.. 426 East Broad Street.
<?xec?Uiirf flalitt
1 ft ? v fT^'cjua LTFIED aV EXBCUTtirt
of last will and testami;ut of Dr.
.1. f. Uransford. All p<-.-.-?ons having
claims against th-i estate will pre?
sent thorn to mo at my omce, 1001
Hull .Street. \
.1. W. BRONAUGH. jr.,
April 12. if)?._B^cecutor.
automo?iles for ?>ale
F< ir'"Sa"llFTT^rReat~j?acr"fFice?good
car, good engine and tires; running
line. Inauirc for cadillac Sil E X -
andoa11 garage._
used for d CARS, 1S08-1909 and
1910; two, three and five-passenger;I
In excellent condition, owners pur?
chasing 1912 models. Will send In?
structor home with out-of-town pur?
chasers. ford auto co., 1629 W.
Broad Street.
SHOE'" REl;AfKiNQT
76c. HALFSOLE ME.VS SHOES, 60c.
ladles; every pair sewer; best leath?
er; no nulls, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels. 26c; Tred-Air rubber heels,
40c: leaAher heels rebuilt like no.v.
26c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 E. Main. Phone Mon?
roe 2667. _
u PHO ? ?T Si Ros o.
FURNITURE REPAIRED and POL
IsneC, mattresses renovated, antiques
bought and sold. LEVY', the Uphol?
sterer, 42S West Broud.
ORIENT AX. RUGS AND CARPETS.
AN INSPECTION OF MY HIGH-GRADE
collection will no doubt convince vou
of my low prices for the grade 1
handle. Many other goods and nov?
elties on hand. Onyx hosiery fo.
ladies. A. G. YAR1D. 217 N. Fifth
Street.
SLIP COVERS.
IN UN EN AND CRETONNE, FOR BED
room or parlor. Made to fit. SYD
NUK & HUNDLEY, INC.; Seventh and
Grace. Madison 3204.
W?TcH~R EP-?Six?~
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by WM. TUBIEN, JR., Is a guar?
antee that it ' oono properly; JO
years' experience. Cleaning. $1; main
springs. Si. 408 East Broad Street.
ALADDIN KEROSENE OIL.
DELIVERED ANY PART OF THE
city or suburbs, five gallons for 6u
cents; no odor; no amokc. HOW ELL
Li KOS., 002 East_Broad.
protection.
ORIENTAL OR DOMESTIC RUG
should be cleaned by KAMBOURIAN,
216 North First.
GOOD ROADS.
ALL STREETS LEAD TO THE A.MER
Icop Hatters. Bring along your
Panama, straw* hoft, stiff and title
hats. Don't delay. \VC do hat re?
pairing- in all It? branches. 501 E.
Marshall, cornor Fifth street.
~ PERFECTION OIL CuOK STOVES!
NO ODOR! NO SMOKE! EVERY STOVE
guaranteed. Complete, with glass
dour and three burners, $11.50. HOW
ELL BROS,. 602 E. Broad Street.
JCYANIZE VARNISH STAIN.
NOT THE CHEAP KIND. RUT THE
best made. Costs more, but wear a
better. Ask US about lt. HOWELL
BROS., 602 B. Broad.
AI. \DDIN~ KEROSENE OIL
DELIVERED ANY PART OF TIi F,
city or suburbs, rive btbIIoiis for 60
cent?, no odor: no ?moke. HOWELL
BROS., 602 Bast Bro?d.
la vvn'mow ers.
J2.50 BUYS A 'lOOD MOWER; |5.Q0
luiya n ball-beating one. Look us
over. We carry everything you want.
HOWELL PROS. 602_E. Broad.
""SCREEN DooES AND WINDOWS. ""
SCREEN'S MADE TO ORDER. FULL
line doors. Jl to $2.26; window
screens, adjustable, 26e. to 60c. each.
We carry the fill lino. Prices we
guarantee to be right. HOWELL
BROS. 602 B. Broad Street.
BAKERY. ~
MERANGUE PIES. 10c EACH; LAYER
enkes, 15c each, ralnln cake. 1
pound. DRUNKARD'S. 423 1-2 North
Sixth.__
~ RELIABLE HAT REPAIRING.
MEN'S SOFT. STIFF AND SILK HATS,
Panama and straw hats clean:-!,
blocked, retrlmmid like new; manu?
facturing, retlllns;, repairing. ? AMER ?
ICAX HA!' CO., 501 East Marshall.
corner F.lfth Street-_.
PIANO HOSPITAL,
SPECIALISTS IN IDA ROE RE P.VI RS
and rebuilding of pianos; unenulvo*
cnl Indorsements from landing musi?
cians. ? BOPI* & FERGUSSON. 103
East M.Vn.
The Confederate Museum
twelfth and clay streets.
, open 9 am. to 6 p. m.
?tcamboat?
Steamboats
Steamboats
SPRENG AND SUMMER. SAILINGS
PARIS -
SAILINGS AT 10 A. M.
BREMEN
Kaiser Wilhelm II.April 30 May 28 June 25 July 23
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse_May 7 June 4 July 2 July 30
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm.May 11 June 20 July 27 Aug. 24
Kronprinzessin Cecilie_...May 14 June 11 July 9 Aug. 6
George Washington..May 18 June 15 July 13 Aug. 10
Kronprinz Wilhelm.May 21 June 18 July 16 Aug. 20
Berlin....._May 25 July 6 Aug. 17
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Barbarossa.April 23 (Oao CUbln (IB Ooly)
Bremen.May 3 Jan? t August 31
i.e.mIf,in Lutne.May t June 8 July 25
Grosnrr Kurtuerst.July 3
Koenlg Albert.July 4
THE MEDITERRANEAN o*^. ?.*>... ?*...
Princess Irene.April 30*
Boen id Albert.?.May It
Friedrieb der Grosse.May 33
SAILINGS AT 11 A. M. ?C.lfc, at Airier*
June IB
Aufl. 17
July 6
OELRICHS & CO., Gen'l Agls.. 5 Broadway. New York
Or Local _TIcket Agents.
RELIGIOUS GATHERINGS
DURING NEXT FEW WEEKS
Sc-vera! Imporlnnt Conventions Will De
Held by inherent Iloillca In
North Cnrollnn.
Charlotte. N. C, April IS.?Wrtnln
tho noxt few weeks, aovcral Important!
religious gatherings will ho held In'
North Carolina, April and May being
tho months when most ol the gathcr
inga of this nature meet, that are hold
in thin State In tho spring.
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week, tho Laymen's Missionary Move?
ment will hold a convention In Hick?
ory, which will bo an interdenomina?
tional gathering, and the program ot
which will include speakers of prom?
inence lu several denoniinations. Tho
sessions of this convention will he
held In tho Reformed Church, and the
following mmed urn a few of the
f-pcakers announced on the program:
Rev. C. F. Ri'ld, D. L'.. general secre?
tary of the Laymen's Missionary Move?
ment for the Mclhi.aist Episcopal
CHtlrch, South; Rev. Egbert W. Smith,
D. D., secretary of the executive com?
mittee ot foreign mibsions of the
Southern Presbyterian Cnurcli: I'r.
Lewis Lankford, a distinguished sur?
geon. oT Norfolk. Va., of the nnptlst
denomination: President Apple, of the;
Woman's College of the Reformed]
Church, Fredeiirlt, jm.; ex-Sr,ltcHor|
jspalnhour, of Morgan ton. The students]
of Catawba College, f|t Newton, and off
Rutherford College, are expected to |
attend the. sessions of tho Convention
in a body'.
One of the most largely attended ;
conventions held annually In North |
Carolina 1? the State Sunday-School t
Convention, ujul the .twenty-ninth an- j
nual meeting of this convention will i
be held in Ashevllie April 23-25. Mem-I
bers of the dlfferoitl denominations in
Ashevlllc will attend the delegates to
this convention, which, it is expected,
sions of the convention will be held
will number 300 or more. Three ses
cach day. and a largo number of speak
?pciug ans Cleaning;
MATHEWS, THE~ CLEANER.~"vOU I
are sure to lie s.-viislied if I clean I
and prc.-s your clothes. Altering und |
repairing u Specialty: work done. .
promptly and called for and deliv?
ered. Also carpets and rugs cleaned
erjuul to new. 10 1-2 W. Main Street.
Phone Madison 4526.
THE STATE D COMMUNICATION
of the Richmond Randolph Lodj-'e.
No. 19, Ancient. Free and Ac?
cepted Mnstons, will t,e held THIS
(Tuesday) evening. April 16. 1912,
at. 7 o'clock. In the Masons' Hall,
Franklin, near Eighteenth Street.
All Master Masons in good .standing
are fraternally invited to attend.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
1 W. A. CLARICE. jr..
Secretnry.
Richmond, Va., April l. 1012.
Till'. ANNUAL MEETING OP THE
Prison Association of Vlrgln'n ?..r
j the transaction of business will he
held at No. 301 East. .Main Street,
Richmond. Vn.. TUESDAY, Apr'l HI,
1012, at 8:13 P. m.
I By order of the Board of Directors.
GEORCU3 C. JEFFERSON,
I Secretary
I. " ?riilf? pcopo0ai0~
j estimates" will ei;'ri;i r.ivi.iV at
Ibis olllco fot; tin- purchase and re?
moval ot the building known us
Murphy's II..1.0. Nos. s01. S03, mi? i
,s07, s09 East Broad Street, staling
time required I" clear site aiid
amount "f bonds to gtinratitoc con?
tract. Estimates must lie in this
office mil later than saturday",
April '.'0. 1012, al 12 o'clock noon.
The company reserves tho right
to reject any and all bills.
(Signed)
MURPHY'S HOTEL fINC '.
fly JOHN MURPHY, Pre:) Id j at
THE GROUNDS AND BUILDING COM;
mittee of the State Normal ami in?
dustrial School for Women, al Fred ?
cricksburg. Va;, will receive plans,
speeltleatlons and bids for the erec?
tion of n dwelling house for 'Presi?
dent E. It. Russell, of the school; a!
Frederlcknburg, Va., until 12 o'clock
midday APRIL 30, 1013.
:?." 1 building to be of frame con?
struction upon a brick foundation:
to have about 10 or ll rooms of usual
sire: to have collnr with concrete
llO?r; 10 hive Storeroom and Lath
rooms, to be heated' by hot water; lo
have the usual conveniences; tin
roof, wll raised up for ventilation;
lio house to I'- t?o stories high be?
sides i eliar. and not to cost more
than $7,000 complete and ready for
occu pnncy.
For further Information apply to
the chairman of the Grounds and
Building Committee at his office in
the Merchants' National Bank Build?
ing, fourth floor, Room No. 3$, or
id the president of th.? nchool a(
Frederlcksburg, Va. Bids to bo ac?
companied by n certified check for
$100 as n guarantee of good faith;
which check will he returned to the
bidder upon his signing a contract
for building said lions.-, with satis?
factory security in sumo good bund?
ing ooinpariy for nn amount equal to
25 per cent, of the contract price.
The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids, P. J. WHITE,
Chairman Grounds and -Building
Committee, Merchants' National
Hank Building, Fourth Floor, Room
No ."? nl.eh-1. V..
I AC CAT EMPLEl
A. A. O. N. M. S.
pn^cnniAcn to l?s anoelbs under personal escoiit.
Ppeclal train all Pullman cars IcaveB Main Street Station via Sea
board Air Eine Railway Saturday. April 1!7. 5 P. M. Fare, ??L'.i?.
Go with them and enjoy a most delightful trip.
"Ask Mr. Bowman"
TOURIST AGENT,
70s East Mnln Street.
S. A. L. Railway Ticket Office, 330 East Main Street, and at Station.
ors from the different denominations
included In the State Hunday-School
Convention will contribute to tho pro
Brain. Ono special featuro of 'ho pro?
gram upon which special cmp!.asis is
beliif placed la ihe Lict that four gen
crnl secretaries of Sunday-school work
win hp present at AsdoviUo and will
address the convention.
IioginnlnB on May 7 and continuing
through the 10th. tho North Carolina
"ynod has not been hold In Charlotte
Church will bold Its annual session
In St. Murk's Church, Charlotte. The
synod lias not boon hid in Charlotte
Jn a number ot yours, and tho. mem?
bers of inn Lutheran Church hero n/<9
anticipating tho coming session witii
spec i.-il interest Hey. M. M .Kluard.
U. ?.. of 'AiMs-rbury, 1??president of
the synod, and It is probable that ho
will succeed himself In this office for
the next year. During tho past year.
Rev. II. . McCullouuli,. who ? was the
efficient secretary of the synod for
several years, removed to South Caro-<
Una, and tho election of his succes?
sor will be one ot the most interesting
features or tho session of tho first
day of the synod.
The regular spring meelliiK of Meck?
lenburg Presbytery win he held at
Plncvllle. clR-iii miles from Charlotte,
this week. Mecklenburg Is one of the
oldest and one of the strongest pres?
byteries in tho Southern Presbyterian
Church, and the spriuir meetings arc
always attended with special interest.
Hyrd ?peuks for Wilson.
Kork Union. Va? April 16.?Hon.
Richard E. Byrd, speaker of the House
of Dok'Kates. delivered an address
here Saturday night before the Wood
row Wilson Club. In the auditorium ot
the Fork Fnlon Academy. A large at?
tendance of representative citizens
was present. Speaker Lyrd was in?
troduced by Professor M. R. D. Mon
cure.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Cars leave Manchester, Seventh and Perry
Strict*, for Petersburg:
?i, 7. S, '9, 1?, H. T12 A. it., 1. i ?3. 4. 5,
??5;45. ?* 7. S, *3, 1!) P. M.
11:00 1". M., for Chester, l.':00 mldnleht tor
Petersburg.
cars leave Petersburg, foot of Sycamore
Street, for Manchester:
ti:li"., 0:3.7. ??J:l.">. ?7:SS, ?:?, 0:3.", *10:SC. lt:3S
A. M.J 1^:33. 2:36. ?.:X>. ?1:30, 5:35, 6::?.
6:35, ?:JS, ?10:10. 11:|0 p. M.
fDally, except Sundays and holidays.
?Curries baggage and express.
??Limited, except Bundiiys ami holidays.
Ait cars fr..m Petersburg connect with
,-nis for Richmond.
RICHMOND AM) OIIESPKAKE KAY
KAIL WAV COMPANY.
Schedule of electric trains lo and from
AHhlaiid. slopping at Intermediate stations
upon signals: Lv, Richmond (Uroad and
Laurel stf. i: ?fittW. *7:10. 8:10. f>:io. ??10:11?.
ll;lfl A. M.t 1:10, 3:10, 3:10, b4:IO. ?.rin, t'.V>,
7:10, blP.IO, 10:10. 11:15 P. M. Lv. Ashland:
?.-.:?. b7:4?, ?:??, b?;00. 10:00: ??U!00 A. M,
?l?:tO M.j **1:00, 2:09, 3:00, 1:00, b3:00. 6.00,
7;n.-,, s.oo. hV.Ofj 11:00 P. M.
?Dally, except Sunday. "Sundsy only.
bCarrles h?gsage.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7 10 A ?Locoi-rbally?Nea'part News.
f A - Local- pally?Ch'vllla. Suit,
Thurmond.
I>w A.? Express?Pally?Nf ifolk. Old Point,
(to 00 Ai?Local?Dally?Lehbg., Lex, C. Forge
? OOP. -Express-Daily-?( In . l/vlllt.
?4:00 P.?Express?Daily?Norfolk, N. News.
S:00 P.?Local?Dally?N. News, Old Point.
; Is Pi? Local?Dslly?Oordonsvllle.
6.13 V.? Local?Ev. Sun.?Le.hbi. Natural
Jjrldge, Clifton Forgo.
?S3." P.?Limited?Dally?Clnoln'ti, Chicago.
?li.ee. p.?Express-Dally?Cincinnati, L'viile.
?Sleepers, IParlor Oars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
Bast; >.-,.>. A. M . ;.ru> P. M. T.trough from
East: 11 "?> A. M. *:30 P. M. J>eal from
West. 5 30 A. M , P;i5 A. M. and 7 li P. Mi
Through: K:??) A. M . P. M. and 3 30 P. M.
James Itlv'er Line: ??J:J5 A. M., dM5 P. M.
"Daily except Sunday,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY i
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH. .
Trains Lcav-i Richmond.
N. B?Following schedule figures publish- .
ed as Information and net guaranteed: 1
For the South?Dally: ?5:10 A. M. Local. I
10:?5 A. M. Express. 6.00 P. M. Express,
with electric, lighted SUspIng Car for At?
lant* and Birmingham. 11:45 P. M. Expresj.
Week Days: 3:00 p. M. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:30 P. M.?Dally.?Connecting for Balti?
more Mon. Wed. and Friday. 8:00 A. M.? Ex
Sun, and 2:15 1*. M.?Mon., Wod. and Fri?
day?Loon|
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: 0:50 A. II., S:t0 A. M.,
2:00 p; M . 1:05 p. M. dally; K:5S Ex. Sun. I
From Went Point:. 9:30 A. M. dally, U:.YJ A.
M? Mon., Wed. and Frt.i t:7S P. M. Ex. Sun.
9. t:. RCKOESS, d. p. A.,
???: n t.'t-?si rimnr \'->rti.n,, ts.
MERCHANTS' AJfD MINERS' TRANS. CO*
Spring Sea Trips
NORFOLK TO
nOSTON A3SD PROVIDENCE.
Ptpamirj Norfolk to Roston daily, except
Thursday: to Provldonce. Monday, Wndnes?
nay and Saturday, S P. M. Through tlckota
on sale, to principal points.
Flno steamers, excellent service, low fares.
Wireless telegraph. Send for booklet.
Apply C. & O. Ry.. N. tz W. Ky.. S. H.
Bowman. No. '(it E. Main Street, and Rich
mond Transfer Company, No. SOT E. Main St.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
Lv. Richmond loot of Ash St. daily.7:00 P. M.
Leavo Newport News.5:00 A. M.
Arrlvo Norfolk.6:00 A. M.
Connects with main Una steamers leaving
Norfolk for Now York dally, except Sunday.
7:00 P. M. Connections also nud< by N. &
W. Ry. 3 P. M. and C. & U. Ry. at 4 P. M.
Nik lit line steamers stop at C'laremont ti>
land or rtceivu passengers on signal, and
will be met by public conveyance.
VIKOINTA NAVIGATION CO. (Effective
March 1.1 J.?dames River by daylight for
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport Nows and
all James River landings, steamer leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6:S0 A.
M. Freight received for a!| James River
landings. 'Phone Madison ITS.
Until Ticket Office. SIM >?:. Main S treat.
ANCHOR LINK.
New Twln-Scrow Steamships
"CAMI-lltOM A," "CALIFORNIA,"
"CALEDONIA*' nnd "COLCMIIIA.'?
'Sailing from N?w York every Saturday
I GIhmrutt via Movllln. Londonderry.
KIltST CA HIN; 971? AND ?7.1.
' SECOND CAUI.V, $50 AND UPWARD.
TIIIHIJ CLASS, ?.T.'.no.
For new lllustruted book of TourSj
apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
|Aprta.. I" und 10 Broadway. Now fork, o*
! Andrew Welsh, 6-8 East Main Street,
I Snuiurl H. Howmno. 70S East Main St.,
Richmond.
l&ailroatis
Ricliio?i, Freflericfcsli'g & Potomac R.
TO AND FROM WASHING TON AND BEYOND.
lieave Richmond
?5.21? A.M. ltjrd St.Sta.
*R.00 A.M. In St. Kta.
I ?S.?0 A.M. Bjrd St.Sta.
?0.Ill A.M. Bjrd SL Sts.
i ?0.28 A.M. Main St. Sta.
?12.0t noon Bjrd St. Sts.
+2.00 P.M. Rjrd St. Kta.
-Ml-.su P.M. II) rd St. Kta.
?1.16 P.M. Klha Station.
'6.16 P.M. Main St. Kta.
?8.20 P.M. Bjrd St. Sta.
Arrive) Richmond
?7.50 A.M. lljrdSt.SU.
111.M A.M. Klba Station.
111.86 A.M. Bjrd 8t.SU.
M.l-J P.M. Mala Si. His.
?2.SI> I' M II, rJSt.St?.
?0.17 P.M. Main SLKts.
?11.60 P.M. lljrdSt.SU.
+7.1.1 P.S. BrrdKt.ttU.
?o.io r.M. njrdst.su.
?11.17 P.M. MalnSt.SU.
'12-nUnlglit lljrdSt.SU.
I ACCOMMODATION TRAINS-WEEKDAYS.
Lesre Bjrd St. Sta. L00 P. M. for Frcdcrlcksbnrr.
I.eaio Klbo Sta. 7.15 A. M.,6.30 P. M. for Aililand.
Arrlie Bjrd St. Sta.8.25 A.M. from Fredcrlekab'a;.
ArrDcKlliu Sta. mill A.M.,6.80 P.M.from Ashland.
?Daily, tWeekdays. ^Sundays only.
All trnlaa to or from Byrd Street Station
stop at Elba. Tims of arrivals and departures
not Kuaranteed. Read the signs.
SEABOARD AMC UNK.
Southbound train.-' scheduled to leave Rich?
mond dally: :?."?'? A. M.?Local to Norllna.
i 1:C0 P. M.?Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta,
i Birmingham, Savannah, Jacksonville,
p. ?._Sleepers and reaches. Jacksonville.
II .-, P. M Sleepers und coaches, Atlanta,
Birmingham. Memphis. Northbound trains
I scheduled to arrive In Richmond dally;
V M A. M . VJ.M A. M . i CC P. M.. &:D P. M.<
Locul.
NOItt'OtK AND WESTERN RAILWAY. ,
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Rcliedule in Effect January 1. ?IX
I ?av? Byrd Street Station. Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: ??:*> A. M., 3:00 P. M.. ?:WP. M.
FOR LYNCHBURO AND T1IB WEST: '6.?
A. M . ?!?'..-> \. M.. P. M. *?.:o P. M.
I \rrl\? Richmond from Norfolk: 11:10 A. M.,
? 35 V Mi. MRM P. M. From tho West: ?6:10
\ M a - ?0 P. M . bl-.IO P. M.. ??ifl? P, M-,
f.'l P. M
?Dally. ?Daily ex. Sunday. bSiinday only.
! Pullman Tarier and .-.k-eplnp Cms.
\Y. H BBVILLE. C 11. noSLF.T.
O. P A . Rennoke. D- P. A . Richmond.
Atlantic Coast Line
The standard Railroad of the South.
! EFFECTIVE APRIL Sth, ?12.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILT.
For Fioilda. and South: &.J5 A. M. and
7:00 P. M. 1:00 A- M.
1 For Norfolk: 0.00 A. M.. 300 P. M, 1:18
P. Mi
For N. <fc W. By Wast: *.U A. M.. 10:00
A M.. 3.0? P. M . S.JO P. M
For Petersburg: 1:00 A. M, ?:bS A, M.<
S15 A. .M., 9:'? A. M. 10 00 A. MVi 3.00 P. M.,
CtO P. M.. C:0i P. M , 7.to P. M . ?:? P. M..
11:45 P- M.
For Goldsboro .ind Foyettevlllo: ?1:10 P,>t,
Trains arrive Richmond d*J:y: S:C5 A. M.,
6:40 A. M.. S:? A. M.. ??-37 A. M.. ?10;? A.
M., H:K) A. M.. M:00 P. M. "1U0 P. M.,
! S:05 P. M? ?:S3 P. M., S:? P. M.. 9:00 P#
i M.. 11:30 P. M.
I 'Except Sundry. "Sunday only.
Tlrho of arrival and departure and OOS?
nertions not guaranteed.
1 f e r.iMPnKl.l, !' V ? ?.'*, "fuln sa. .

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