Railroad passenger and through sleeper routes in Virginia and beyond
The notice outlines mixed train schedules and express connections from Alexandria Washington and Danville to South and Southeast points including Nashville New Orleans Memphi a Little Rock and Texas with links to the South West Virginia routes. It mentions Manassas Strausburg Middl esburg Upperville Warrenton and connections to the Falley Road East and West and Pullman sleeping cars between Washington and Augusta Georgia with through tickets and low fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwark
St Charlottesville
Ohio R.E
Danville
Alexandria
Manassas
Washington
Stra Uing
Falley Road
Weat
Straaburg
Manascas
Strasburg
Inso
MiddléSt
Piavin
Upperville
Warrenton
Washinggton
Wastenton
Juunction
Alexe
Aridria
Washin
Laltimore
New i Secsin
Petierenioc
Samass
North
Wes
Orleana
Pullman
Bnd
Augusta
Mark
Uskets
Mercer Slaughter, G. T. A
Perisante
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Timetable Highlights
August schedules show the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway operating mail and express trains with connections to Huntington, Lynchburg, and Washington. Notable trains include Mail No 2 and Express, with arrivals and departures across Waynesboro, Lynchburg, and Charlottesville. Documentation lists station stops, interline connections, and general ticketing guidance.
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Mail
Baysy le
Portsmouth
Huntington
M.&c
S. V. Rote
Eve Cindubatti
Gan Mt
Lye Columbus
Eve Chillicothe
Lve
Ashland
Hunington - Vsam
Tove Huttington
Hinton
Willistason's
Smunten
Tynesborn
Lytchburg “Nue
Charlottesy
Ile
Jisam
Richmond
B.S. & P.P Seamer
Sinns
Lexington Division
Watington
Hurtington
Fi Anatoson’s
M. & G. Ait Scioto Falley i R
Cincinnati
Waynesboro
Lynchburg
Washington
New York
Carislton
U- R’y
Bny
Iw. Feures, G.p.&t. A
Gordonsville
Charlottesville
Staunton
Williamson
LEX
Lye
Chilleothe
Cincinnatii
Columbus
P.P
Portamonth
Maysville
Ichhmond
Illismaon
Danville
Bristol
Hunts W
Hemond
Witeulphiur
G. RB
P. P
Huntingston
Dati
Curious Clippings Show Odd Facts and Quirky Tips
A miscellany of notes including height of coffee shrubs, Trrawaddy wells, carpenters origin, horse harnessing, kerosene against caterpillars, U.S. wealth value, and wit about fortune. Practical hints on hay cutters, cornish solutions, pepper and cream fly remedy, and farm scale estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trrawaddy
Barmah
United States
The Sweet By and By Hymn Story Revealed
Dr Bennett says he and Webster were not orthodox Christians when The Sweet By and By was written. Webster, a habitual drinker, aided by a fiddle, composed the music for the 1874 hymn book joint work. The piece remains widely published with about 10 000 sheet sales yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Journa
Joseph P. Webster
S F. Bennett
Richmond
Ill
Webster
Bennett
Loes
When to Plant Fruits Trees
Planting fruit trees can succeed in fall or spring. Prepare holes to fit roots, form a mound center, and set roots in their natural position. Use loam near roots, avoid walls, and favor open ground. Currants like moist soil, apples and pears prefer clay subsoil, some varieties tolerate sandy soils in summer or fall.
Plowing Orchards and a Dog Capture Trap
Experiments show plowing near apple tree trunks has little impact on growth. Trees have long root systems, with feeding roots not close to the base, suggesting reduced need for close cultivation. A Virginia farmer built a high walled sheep pen to trap dogs that killed sheep, catching 46 dogs in three nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thomas
Lynchburg
Virginia
Varnished Watermelons For Long Freshness
A woman describes a simple method to preserve watermelons by applying three or four coats of varnish to exclude air. She reports the treated melons stay fresh through Christmas or New Year and even taste sweeter and more flavorful when eaten later.
Harralson endorses Neura for neuralgia relief in Atlanta
Frank L Harralson tests Neura on himself and others and approves its neuralgia and headache relief claims. He urges a suffering public to try it with Hutchison Bros selling the product. Also notes tan bark spent to improve clay soil, making it mellow and warmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Hutchison Bros
Frank cL. Haralstn
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Irginia Midland Railway
John
Barbour
North Danville
Charlottenville
Ordonsville
Alszandris
Wabington
Wasikngton
Goran
M. Lynrhborg
THE
Chesapeake & Ohio D Railway
W. Sante Gen Mer
Morpolk & Western Rail Road
Knoxville
Inia
O Huis
Blue Ridge
Alleghany Mountains
Sonetnding Arrata
Rontos Secretarie
France
Teensboro
Rape Billa i
Brown
Aptee
Hs ‘Aghat
Max
Culverwell 5
Culverwell Medical CO
Aun St
A. Curtis
Winston, N C
Orrosire Merchant’s
Jeees
Alu
Fi. Allen
Weat Side Court Mouse Square
Winston
Bevel
Nestaées
R. D. Tohneon
Courthouse Fuare
Daw Tandreth
PHILA
John Jepskins
Fogs
Fogg
Munster
Taylor Maudlin
Texas
A. Vogeler & CO
Baltimore
Jacobtise
J-H.masten
Tise Jacobtise & CO
East Side Court House Square
Gilmer
Barge
Saxony
Panama
Cuba
Randolph
Ceder
Pearl
K” Oil
Piedmont Guang
J. E. Gilmer
Frank L. Harralson
Atlanta. Ga
Wien
Adirens Tave & Co
Mate
Rowels
Derren
Ail Stove
Dria Afta Ee Mocnesteg
Hop Bitte
Erery Arma
Furniah
Btinson & Co
Portland Moise
Piedmont Warehouse
Winston, N. C
Lforr FoLp
N.C
Banshan
Piedmont
M. W. Norfleet
Brown Chemical CO
Brown Om
Mtcat
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