A mectinEol tho ttockholdcr of the
lUnk'ol Uuitoaville will be held at their tunklnt
Jieuteln lutonvrKeon the second Tueiday in
January, iS93,foftfce purpoie of electing nine
itireclorv ttrve the tBiuintr year,
8.ti J. W. HOCKER, C liter
'ocalinntat
Unu-
ia:04 noon, or RluelieW, ItBiltord, Roanoke
Lyuchbure, Richmond and Norfolk. Alio (via
HiMnoke) for Washington, Hageritewn, Harris,
ourg, i'hiladelphtaand New York
Pullman Sleeping Cars from LouWville to Nor
folk via Norton and Radford, also Radlonl to
New York, via Shenandoah JuiicUon, also Radford
to Washinstoo, also from Lynchburg to
raunu.
. Trains lor Pocahontas, Powhatanand r,cm
will leave Illucficld daily at 6 10 a pi, 8 30 a rn, 1 05
! ' p mand j 10 p in
I Leave Ulutfield 6 10 a m dally for Keuova'and
Colcmbus.O. Arrive Columbus a 15pm
( Additional I rums fur Welch and intermediate
stations 011 Elkhorn leave Minefield ioipm and
1 ai r m dailr.
National Trains arrive at Norton iroin the East daily at
ti 40 p m and J 21) p m f
I'or further information aa to schedules, rales,
&c , npply to agents of Norfolk .V Western Rall
roadortoJB W IJ.JIKVILL,
ticn Pass Agl Koanoke, V
A Few "Incongruvlal" Remarks About
Mobs, &o.
(To the Editor Interior Journal.
WiLLUMSnORG, Dec. 17. Wo are still
here and hero still. Wo are doiug nbso
lutely nothing. Were it not for mobs
and rumors of mobs this would bo a dull
court.
Mvo car-loads of niobcaino to see us
again Thursd ,
Judge Boyd made a pretty sensible
speech, but as a mob has no I
would have pleased thtm much better
than Boyd. Tho mob did not get the
prisoner. He had been hid in the Cum.
