Huntington and Richmond Rail Schedule Highlights
Huntington to Richmond mail and express trains run daily with connections at Wayneboro for the North and at Lynchburg Junction for Washington. White Sulphur Express travels to Weynesboro and Lynchburg, with Charlottesville and Gordonsville stops. Tickets and baggage checks available from Ceury offices or connecting lines.
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MAIL
Rune
Richmond
Huntington
Williamson
Lynchburg
Danville
Bristol
Ashland
Etamels
Cinematis
Sexpress
Lyne Bourg
Washington
AUCOM
Charlottesville
Uannelton
Waynesboro
Lexington Division
Tom
WAC
S. V. Rote
Cincinnatti
Columbus
Chillicothe
Asbisvd
Due Huntington
Ave
Hinton
Seaunten
Gordonsville
Seamer
Qie-inn
Williamson’s
Scioto Valley St R
Lynchburg Junction
Washfird New York
Wayneabora
Woshingtom
Manville
Hicemond
Cannellon
Weynesboro
North
H.W. Forces
Tax Reduction and Debt Plan in New York Sun Editorial
The New York Sun discusses proposed tax cuts including tobacco and whiskey, and endorses reducing internal taxes to balance future federal finances. It analyzes bond refinancing, surpluses, and the goal of extinguishing debt while preserving currency and economic stability. It notes Windom aided bondholders to redeem at low rates and urges prudent fiscal reform.
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New York Sunn
Don Cameron Propses
the Sun
Windom
Internal Revenue Department
Congress
Sumner
Radical plow design promises deeper, finer seed bed
An 1800s agricultural note traces plow evolution from wooden mould boards to steel and chilled iron, then clips Sackett's new two plow system. The device uses a surface plow to cut and invert soil and a subfurrow plow feeding into a 40 inch open-work wheel that pulverizes and fines the seed bed while burying residue. It includes seed drill and fertilizer attachment in a single operation.
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Jethro Tull
Charles E. Sackett
Newspapers for Children at Raleigh convention
At a Raleigh meeting of county superintendents the group unanimously urged parents to regularly provide minor children with at least one good newspaper or educational journal. They praised newspapers as powerful educators and urged subscription as a wise family investment over tobacco or liquor spending.
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Chatham Record
County Superintendents of Public Instruction
Raleigh
North Carolina
Neuralgia remedy endorsement from Frank L Haralson
Frank L Haralson state librarian in Atlanta on January 14 1880 endorses euralgine as a specific for neuralgia and headache after testing on himself and urges the public to use it. Hutchison Bros sell it through druggists. February 10 S-1y.
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Frank L. Harason
Atlanta, GA
Messrs. Hutchison Bros
Frank L. Haralson
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Lola Bareotles
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Uapt Cacs
Eve & Col
Augusta
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Telephone CO
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THE
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Assenger
Charlottesvill
Waynestoco
Staunton
Williamson's
Huntington Lex
B.S.E P
Lye Huntington
Portsmouth
Maysville
Cincinnati
Nos Mail
Sco
C. W. Sante Geu
Balam
Mall
Expres Dabs, & P.P. Suirs
Morose & Western Rail
Knoxville
Isid
Stee Bails
State of
Virginia
Blue Ripge
Alleghany Mountains
Frao
Saanenger
Greensboro
N.C
Ticka
Bile
L.S. Brown
Gev
J. Perkins
Max Meadows
Jareh
Sexaner
Josh Orrick
DH. Culderwell
Culverwell Medical CO
New York
Port Circe
Feo Rae Eng
M. A. Curtis
Winston
N C
OrrosiTe Merchant’s Hoter
Ht. Allen
West Side Court House Square
Winston, N. C
R, UD. Johnson
Court-house Mare
Charmi
David
Landreth &Sons
PHILA
Reno
Nev
Dan Murphy
Halleek
Elko County
California
Mexico
Nevada
Durango
Murphy
Newspapers
Cermanremedy
A. Vogeler & CO
Baltierope
Mday U
Jacob Tise
J. H. Masten
C. H. Tise
Jacobtish & CO
East Side Court House Square
the News and Observer
Raleigh, N. C
E. Gilmer
Leghorn
Saxony
Cuba
Rish
Randolph
Cedar Falls
Lebaon
Fries’ J’to
Fries
Pearl
M. Averet
H.W Elson
Wihilson
Ereby
Boes
Busines
Hatta Neoned
Sxixsox & Co
Portland Maine
J. E. Gilmer
Piedmont
Piedmont Warehouse
N, GC
M. W. Norfleet
Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore
Brown Comical Co
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