davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-05-15

.-. .
market westened porcop.tbsy, YIELDING :,
on NO. rod about h91c; also h. . 'nFfsaee
Ing tendency In ncesn f..,.t hasa,t.
Intorckt In No, ! ret sa,... .ite'ehta "a.
,-,,,,,,t toi,.o,,o. =, III, sa HSREca eouaN.,,siA
pp, t,, @ o. .as Htade attracting ies,
ant, r"nte fos n"sr; "a,,. No. ss
nnr1 IL 0nefea freely. Ontton, TN soe
mttnMi;rmt xiii t., ~ w H. cnnnraisy4
III tHf lit ""s No y" ~ fea. GhisEy nj iistII !s
snrinu y" at W. II a41ca, 3" sMn""aGkne and TTsLs
GSrn"Vasy iiant atocctp,s Ind 1nntons u'
5stsx srsS1s% as tsrthess" ess"@sss'as assssess X
maf tts es dtnncn aSa Mnttern nYgraiedq %sa,
s%, .;nr,Mna IT,. asi gnecH S 1@ Hc ~ iteht uenns
shinu%, n,'StppH H. ao"t hsGeeh!ntlTa iaurcs1 ~
,inMss.S " Hi H., - nrtsu, W, H5c tteady arHo 20
sHt 1ut,h'at xhNU ou pfliao tanaaa In buna sha il
en,s.y y,,r,astsryy. tGsuery. Has ,.,., to'd III
AUNT nnd Nnntr,t fr{tiN sts,,, IN father beta,
lSiund f6r primpt ieiiseryt uno;a ma's p9,t il A.
~ UIn ~ M Il, 1gT scHhE Any opiion,
tii.sf Hanfnmhar #; ~, tM,!, aI; Hn.amt
u,mris IL nnev .cnn .i, LMsIMnata ~ ttrhdF Tittl
ctcTr. rstSrn ind II yais III !vsnl %s!
iIvaryt mitotc rmcr IL tt \, ia.t fUF ts,j
mr,1rG " f,rthc1 s;,uf 1 2t,t!vn line muei!,stt..
S;fh J1.nc, Ht%7 53,xs Jty \ n H. May coljrI
HtTn ntun-ii.vta ta.r nnk MMMn lhs Al S3at.,..
un,,t r";njnn f,,,m ",cS IL ySs! il.lcn for is; T.,
siriutrti trnI1n. '3 ''''"so 'n&oa ets'ss On -
nsheH A'Sao'eu up 70 *Ll2 bid, and ~ hIah a,us
Fiiein1trs-A u.,,,o,,v a.., "8
leRs nriivH ~ 1 n 1unEket and detdsS.
rritot,t tntSrnats 'rhn f,rtiosm y Rrnih ~ Ok,
, 1880-05-15

PHILADELPHIA. May H.-FLouK-Dul'l Westen
extra st.0O, Minnesota cxtras, RonI old stock. G5f
do choice. td0, fancy fresh ground. sd25 Ohio soo
euD: H. Louis good, e-0l 1tye Hour guiet siA
track, l91os No.2 rod In elevator sssk, No. tred
AIny. sl.M bid. si3ah nBked, June, tl.:J bt+' 'AaM
asked, Jutr, *il45s bid, tll4k uakcd; August tiaN
bd tlf uaked Corn 9net put stcadyt ss!l sss Missa
sal!-n1oa May 5lRe bid 6i5la asisds juno. y ~:
!94o aakedl july 43o bld sIafu aske5g AnH n "
QAc, Nj. do vi 4:oi. NJ. i da. 455 s6c.
.rAoyisLoNs-QHiot., leef-aiess. al3u Ness pof1 q
Sll.hhetfGk: ltnms-Smoked, taellc: picked, sAs
We. IAsd--F.7h -
York Sttto and ifsldfprti County, Tgnnsyranla et.
traa, lsGt4lo; Western tesorv0, oxtsa, 1a9l1c.
E0uA--QnIet ht Iup,
EEsE-Dcmuiti ACTIVE, creamery, ll,zo; eooa
t0Hf@fu.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. refined. 73io.
WlIIHKr-{L3UH. 80.
1iEcEIiTs-Fii,ur, leo brls, whent 9am but cofp.
16s,uN 0u, nnta, l5IUN bu; barley, f,u1 bt.
tuIpMENTH-NUng,
, 1880-05-15
I01II2XEIILEs

l.0uisytrLE, May yi&-coTToS-Q1!ota at INC :, nj,
FtnuN-ataady, With y fair doul1ndt oxls~ .sess 49,
cxtrn tnmy. tLa1s 4 No. J., $d004s3at cho'ee t''s'
tdW1GM ~,
unAtS-whoat t,rm at gioea1U. Corn In Foed ~, ~,
Hannd uud prlces shade htHeri No. 3whtts' -. A.
do mtx6L. AtAlc. Oats dull; No. WILLIE NV ~
tnixst, x,t. Kyo stronR and hishsr; No. : W.
ltAf-QulOt VI f1i.lihwt7i4. 81, matil
lnuvtstuSs-l'urk tn fNe demand o. ~ =! III iyalk
Ianl staay and unehanRads pfu ttsashs stnrn,dsra tim
lneA4-lipinniI {maf usid market hfn nTss ssna
til0 ceAr H.: T esar tas'H II nasoe II, eisss.
ut-anx4r-curctI, fa.AlSaAM
WA1BkY-ActYe but l0N@r Ut 8l.oA
, 1880-05-15
MILWAUKEE,

Special Dtspateh to Ths Chicago 1stoual
MILWAUKEE. Nay l+-1ho feature Of tho ,h..,
market to-dny WAS tho comm. tuaathcf Of tba ~
and June options at SIZE, which IL 10 lower th.o II.
c'oso yrstorha5 for May and exactly tho closing p,es
for June. Tho market has been norvuus throuahos,
tho dhJ with small range In tho priccs Tbs e,o,
Ing pr!co for July was precisely the samo v yssts,,
dny, eiQs9% Tho only decline, therefore. fmn
ySs!'erday ! was ,n atay spcelmens Of new vhea.shs
VIII bu really tu cut next Hcgk, sent hero from Sors,
S Srm Texnst Tere to..,ny exhibited o1 'chanea 4s
sss; ,ycStGsda1 and to,y akg.exnto sboa bs
standnr4m i extrs M T. vursn about SI0 per b md IL
rhtnhtS JD: 'phs rrtly1sl0n market ha4 e!t0 besn
9ctlsu ard h!shcr tu.t!Ry, although cash. Mir III
juno AeG nl1UMt together. '' ~~
10 tbs tttstert Associated PrtA.
MILWAUKEE, Afuy Observation-Disclosures
GHAtN-WheHt ttrin5 No. hard, N,iS: Nv l. n n,
H. ;tl12s s!sy :ils. June Sl:l:jf jNiy fo3 ~
Sl!te: oats snsle5: No q a1lc hys stronse.s IL
l.nS Mc: MArlgy atcndy a1d frm; NJ. = fa, %
,,pM0yMistnSs-Noss III q pork Aulot u slGW ca.h nd
Aihyi <M4o JMuG. Latu-EriMa AtGaln, E9J ~
Anl Mnyt $i.W June. " ~
llUGA-Firm Mnd unchanged,
FAEtGtfTS.-1Yhcnt 70 1inItttu. 5c.
MEcEtifs-Flour, 8uO 6rlsi wheat ltnW bu, cali
1.llM BIZ. - S~4
&IuN Au. -"
, 1880-05-15


DALT1MnNE. May lt.-FLoBN-E1rn, WeEttsn n.
poriIno tiS01to. do oxtra, $s252; do fau,!lJ, IN
8G-JD.
0RAIH--Whcnt-weston strong, No. Western
wlnter red. spot, atE! ol1l: May, t1tolalk, tute
.s74; july. s14.<allt94. Aueuas stlniels
September. &tl1f@l10A. Corn-,SeatcEn neglected,
Western mlxCd rp0t. Btny. aHfastc June,
4s39fcs July, E'Sc asked; uteansr, <y}ic bid. O.a
lowers Westorn whlto. Eses4,c, Do mixed, tlsce1
fennsysyantn. 4&14sc. Nyp gHiet nj a}c.
1BlkL ' ~
PnOyls1uNs-Flrm. bteaa pork, atl..;a!L;a Ha1t
nenss,ioeso *hoMlders, .laei co,r - .los ~. q
pneko2 Ns1c hacntl -fhoudess, 6Ac; clear lib sIaeA
huTTkit-Lower, prime to choice Western psctsA,
lts4ls
EHUs-Ftrsn, Nc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, nominal; refined, 7hc
tiItucxls !Es-EntYaa ssendy, ito cnrVtes ordinaq
70 prime, GAGal3Hc smYns steal{t A soft, Nte
WMlsKY-F1sm ut ILLUS. -
tnEtni.TscyIo l.iyerpo0l per stssuor, qu!a oos'
ton. 3-tGtas Hour. III u; grain. GQa5&h.
o5n ! WI Gnis ..A Il ~ euI rys. LOU bu.
BALxs-~hent, Es],da1 BIZ, corn. aa,uu bu.
, 1880-05-15

T1tAl.., ..,.....,,,..u....,.N N,318 13,M LOTT
CA1TLK-lt wns . more than ordinarily acttvo day
ln this brunch Ut tho Euarkot- buyers. Ut whom these
Was i4rss representation Kos ~ WORK At an earlier
inur than usna and bought bFlakly until the palo
pens uuaroat. TheFa moro Rctlso caIi4ps"
t.tun than has tVen for uany days. 1t Was xuf-
ulanty sharp tu curry ny prlces l11lSe on shpplng
and export eltt1U and k1l1n ou 0thsr. AesGsp.
t.ona, Although tho supply WAS pretty ta.
fur 70 nuar the end gs the Weok, shars was
nutu hoof In e1esss os tha duulnd. and thu market
c.oxe1 lra NJ II opened. Itnstiny WIN ut taf8AlA
-ts IaKsr part vt k.1Sa&u for local butcnors' stut
and VI sLlOs+ao fur updlu to pEtno shipping steers
Vharo wore several sales export nccuunt Vt tLit
&u. und few vt hghas hxurcs, tatu and kls being
obtainuA for Two lruyes aya1avlnH l671 and lh Iua
respectively Btocksts Ncre In ttnteI seq4eat and In
lI4hI supply ut MUuuuity ttsad5 psCas. VunlA WGEe
saluba " &AWkS1s5 poF ln ta according to quality.
QUOTATIONS.;
Extra HeoyGs-Grads1 stsers, weighing I,ED .
Ibz Au4 npHAtut. .k4lo&a.W "
Ehulcu ltn4vtt vine, tut, N0lf-gufuln4 zto0EA
weighing LII ~ ~ Utbs....+.+......... lbs. A502lG5
lux i.EW u lsaj :.,..,...., ..:......,..... A39La9
, 1880-05-15

8pftlat DhpagtA 70 Ths CAleuoo Tribune,
NEW Y0Mk. MaJ aJtL-{inAIS-sfhsat--Ni inter wheat
fairly active, but agalu unIptt!st III price, upun9 vt
advance OF ueout 4iSD light Eeeelpls reduced
onsrngs. und fuvoutle udvlcus oy cnbte WHICH
worked La iayos Vt huldseal but subsequently, lhs
, 1880-05-15
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcrc tho receipts and shipments
OF the lending ARTICLES of protllicG In this city
tl,irIug tho twenty f0ur hours 1nlng NJ O'Clock
Fr!tiny 1lorll!nx, and tho corresponding time
lust year:
, 1880-05-15

Ing 90 70 t.95U lbs.
common 70 ehnlct COWS for city slaughter.
wriHhlng ~ II t,ts1 lbs. '............,...
Htnek kG'ntilo-EOmr,on cattle, Weighing H0 to
. liVN I'VE.
lnfertnS-I.lfht md thin rhwH, hulfcrr, rtaEs,
bulls. and rcanwh9 ntanrt. nrt......,,,,.,,,,.....
, 1880-05-15
gives tho foltnwlnRns tho vlstbo supply Of grain
on tho dntes nnt1,ca1

Also, SQ7 Q0 bu rJe ngpInst 4j9Qoj h We0k pFpvl-
ona.
It ts understood TINT nbout A0o,Oo bn or whont
were gold hero Inst Thurs1ay to ha brought from
lac'f'c W rail; md yesterday whoAt was bought
freely In Milwaukee, to DO shipped TO this city.
It costa 10 per 100 hs TO lrIng from NncsNc. hit
there arc whispers to tho effect taat tho prlco
1atd Is renlly a6ont "!tc. which Is chcnpcr tlian
luko translt, rs tho lntirr Involves shovel.
Ing nj 10th enda nt tho roites an'l
murine Insurance. Tho wheat ia all tobo brought
here during ths mouth to i'll May snlcs. Some
peoplo thlnk TINT there nru still nbo'at soo0,0O
bl1 shorts out Tor this month. whllo otliors say
thoy believe tho tcnl Ia pretty well ovctcl up.
III regard to whcnt prices IN THIS nnrkct 1t
may be noted That tho quotation fortune 'cnr'y
representa- tho nvernEo opinion n opcrnturs is
TO tho valuo to eoll to consumers. Tho liferonco
or about 20 lii fnvor of Mhy dcltvor'es i1'ay be
tnkcn rs gauge or tho nervousness felt over
, 1880-05-15
Tile UNION TRUST COMPANY DASK.
Northeast corner MADISON und Doarborn.sta.
Receives savings deposits md allows Interest on samo
IT tho ratc OF pcr cont subject to tho ru1os Of tho
,ank. q. II. WILSON, Cashier.


100 Enst Wash!n9ton.1t,
Deal IN Government 1onds u1,u other Investment
Securities.
Offer for snlo Taaewe Co.. ILL.,, II, Gneshnrg
City il, Weat Chicago Is, md C0ok Co. ~ per
Iluy and soil Forc.n Exchange, Issue l.etturs Of
Cfellt- und trhnHaet regular banking tusnuss.,
, 1880-05-15
LUMBER.

Tho eArEo market WIS moderately active. The Of.
ferinus were small, md wers sold put cary. No
c1,hngu wna mentioned In prices OF umhur. Throe OF
four carfoes VI Shingles dsp0se Of and atand-
ar.s quotcd down to f2u. Dry iath oruuKht s.,
and that bld for ulura. EarKoa4 were quoted ~
, 1880-05-15
n1ETItOtT.

nkrI.olT, MIoh.. May A-SLouR-Qu''"
anl unchanged. ro EhktA
tlltl, May. tLl6,x, June, alit july II II ba shIp-
NJ. Gtl,l! bid. lvesIps u "hea" "~
Munsx, z,uU bu,
, 1880-05-15

CINCINNATI, o., May lL-ColroS-E tsasT ~
FLuult-Atronasr, fsnlly taaAta'''
chAnxeti- ,., ,aA F.a
0ttAlS-Syhest scaEcs and lsnai cao'~'
, 1880-05-15
MINING NEWS,
AAN flLAkEIsCO.

BAN FKANO1SCO, Cat, Nay H,.-Tho Following
arsi ths uust,,a quotations ut tho Stuck Etuar,
, 1880-05-15

SliEEi'-ln this mnrket ttcss WINS continued firm
ness. The supply fSlt q long TnY ah0et Df the do
Mnnd. md previous high ttEuteA weEe thUrouNhy
austancG. We quote poDf tN choice ahurR mt ti2i
5o pot lW ~. hock OF uhalorn. hveraHinR only VI
, 1880-05-15

IFFgFINlI! NN {WHItG gREkNJ,,, ..,.+.,,,,,,, I.ZJ
WllIskX-WasIu u fair deaiand, II tGa ,rscent I'D
on t1Iu htlslA uf }l.lh fHr hlahw1nas.
WOQl.1.vas 9ulot md unsUttlod Except ,enlnll
NTgr trata. b.lanIsA IL ~ = Atandst, nia all ArU
wnnK ter tao bAll 70 c:I'asnsa nHyinE small !uts
YtlatitieA IL Wustor1i uailufacr0rs. Tu Following
qiIutMtlnns for now clip ntD E!yuM bJ IucaI Ern
Western MpuIA Iiu$pI sat3C loss:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-07

CARP CULTURE IN CALIFORNIA
A correspondent of the Pacific Rura
Press" gives bis experience in the cul
turo of the carp, which, to say the leas'
is very satisfactory to him, and en-
couraging to all who may desire te
grow this kind of foed. In January
1876, he bought six carp, one Of which
soon died. The first year he raised
2,O44, and in 1877, 2,672, from the same
five fish. In 1878, he disposed Of two
of the old fish and reared 1000 from Tie
remaining three. The crop for 1879 has
not yet been put into figures. The four
fish ponds cost s55 each; first cost Of
fish $50 food $40 total, s240. He has
sold s4l5 worth Of fish, and has from
6 900 TO 5000 carp in his ponds, besides
his family has been eating carp for the
past Is months, The ground devoted
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-07

MILK-WHAT IS II ?-The natural
food for the young Of all mammals is
milk-a. rather complex fluid, the physi-
cal properties Of which it is not neces-
sary to describe. The principal con-
stituents are water, sugar, caseine,
albumin, fat, and several salts. The
The sugar, when separated, looks much
ike the ordinary kind from the cane.
but IS much less sweet. Caselne is one
of the leading constituents, and is the
part which, when removed from the
milk, becomes the cheese. The caseine
exists in small particles in the milk, land
is contracted or gathered into large
masses by the action of acids or rennet.
The albumin remains in solution after
? the caseine IS removed, and is separa-
Sed by boiling, when it appears as white
\curds, somewhat resembling the white
of eggs in appearance, as 1t does also in
composition. The fat is not dissolved
in the milk. but suspended as little
globules with thin coverings. In the
process Of churning, these globnles are
broken, and the fat collects IN Jumps of
various sizes. This fat, when worked,
sailed, etc., is the butter. Of the market
and consists Of number Of substances,
which are left behind when the milk is
dried down and burned. There are
many things 10 influence the percentage
OF these various ingredients of milk. Ii
is unlike in different species, and among
COWS, the breed, feed. general treat |
ment, age Of animals. ETC., all have
mod fyiog influence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-07
OUR MOTTO
"The best material at the lowest prices"


The object of this organization is, to supply the
stockholders with fertilizers, and fertiizlng ma
terial at bottom prices. The farmers OF Virginia
oay annually at least $3O0,000 for fertilizers, one
third of which ought TO be, and can be saved II
farmers determine to doit
1.-THE gods help him who helps himself runs
an ancient proverb and there Is much truth IN IT,.
II farmers would relieve themselyus Of this terri
bic tax upon their industry, they must lean 20
'shelp themselves"
While clamoring for readjustment Of our state
debt that their state taxes may not be INCREASED,
why not adjust this fertilizer business, that their
overwhelming private taxes may be largely DE-
CREASED ? No governors yetoes-no decisions Of
the courts-no violations Of the obligations Of
contracts" can intervene here to block the wheels
of this movement for retrenchment, for farmers
have but 10 say the word and il is done.
We expect to furnish stockholders With ferti-
lizer above the ordinary standard at from SIS 70
s27 per ton and with sufficient capital, at much
lower price than this and fer tilizing material 90
lowest RATES, considering the quality.
We expect to prepare several different formulas
for experimental purposes, to enable farmers @
decide By actual experiment which is best adapted
to his particular soil
SHARES $25 each, payable in three srstallmenis
on the LIST Of April lst Of June aud LIST Of August
1885, Farmers wishing to subscribe, or for further
information, can address any Of the above officers
Jan. 28-3m.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-07

Mil. Southwark, connects at Gordonsvile, with
hes K Ohio K. K. East and West. At Lynch
burg. connects with Atlantic, Miss. Ohio X. X
through southwest Virginia, to Nashville New
Orleans, Memphis, Little Rock and Iexas-and 81
Dalville with Richmond * Danyille Il. X to South
al 1 southwest. go
Express southwark connects at Gordonsyille to
ALI t5luts on Ches. lhi) aud at Danyllle, to all
tle solth and southwest including Florida.
MIXED TRAINS for Maine Line leave Alexan-
drla daily, except SUNDAY, 5 ~ N and ~ W noon,
aid returning arrive at Alexandria ii lO m and
> 80 p IL. ...-.. ,,.--,-,.... ~ .
Ia aud Alexandria Z 81 IN daily, except sunday,
arrlv,. at o.gasburg at u IS IN, connecting WIN
lin. gAlle, Road Last aud West. Leave StrasourS
IA d ~, arriving at Alexandria at 40 p m.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIVISION
l.a..s Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday and satdr-
a4v. at9 o. a IN, and returns Monday, wednesday
FOX MiddleOurg, daily connection at Plains sta.
For Upper, lie, regular connection at Delap.ane.
For NNAKhEN ION, leave Washington at ~
n, aud - III daily.
Al trains make good connections, at Washing
t,u t. and from North and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Nashlngton AT ~
4 IN rum ~ through W thOut change.
GA Lxpress train, leaving Washington at 10
ID IN. Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car, Win
ex;rl charge only 81, through to Danviue, con-
meeting to all south. ,,., -
EXCURSION tickets to Jacksonville, Florida, GOOD
ID return until May 10th, 1880, on sale at Washing
ton. Alexandria, CharlottesVlue ana LyncHpure.
through tickets very low TO the South and
: .'.i' 1T JIM. BRoADUs G.TA.
.-cgcDULE FERRY x VALLEY BRANCH
= lS. ~ .. IL IL.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-07

SHRINKAGE IN HCGs.-A western
farmer, to determine the amount Of
loss of weight in killing and dressing
hogs, seleclad twenty hog that had been
led in the average way, on cora, etc. {;
and weighing about $50 pounds. The
shrinkage in this experiment was tribe
over on0-seventh of the live weight.
The loss from the flow Of blood in
Sticking was determined in twol cases,
namely, 8 and II pounds. But the
breed has much to do with all, this, and
such statistics, to be Of value, should
state the breed of theanlmals.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-07
Railroad advertisements.
January LIST, 1850.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
To the Friends and Patrons of the
CESAPE AXE e. OHIO IL. Il

To the Friends and Patrons Of the
CHsAPE AXE e. OHIO R.R
THE GREAT CENTRAL SHORT LINE BEE
TWEEN THE EAST AND TIE WEST.
This route is equipped with all modern appli-
ances Tor speed, safety, aud comfort aud pa S.
engers hrst-class or emigrants, takingits trains
gain all these, an1 save materially, both FIN dis
tanee and money.
Passenger Trains run as follows:
WEST BOUND.
MAIL Trim FROM RICHMOND leaves Richmond
at 800 a. N. daily except sunday; Farriyes at
Junction 9.O4 a. m. at Gordonsyile lilo a. m.
connecting with Virginia Midland Train for
Lynchburg, Danyille and A. NJ. & o. Stati ons;)
20 p. m. at Goshen 4.O7 p. N. connecting with
stages FOR Lexington;) at Covington (supper) $40
p. m at Hinton II 20 p. IN. at Charleston SAG q.
N. and Huntington 9.l5 a. m.
- This train leaving Richmond on Saturday
lays over at Coyingfon till $50 p. m. Sunday.
AccoMoDAIIoS TRAIN FROM RICHMOND leaves
richmond daily except Sunday at $50 m. ar
riyes at Junction AS p. m. at Beaver Dam 30
p. IN. at Louisa 6.35 p. N. and at Gordonsylllo ITO
p. m.
kxPREss TRAIN FROM RICHMOND leaves Rich
mo3d daily at 100 p. m. arrives at Gordonsyille
lO.l9 p. IN. connecting with Virginia Midland
Trains for Lynchburg and Danvil e) at Charlottes-
vile Ills p. m. at Staunton lao a. HI. at Goshen
3, IL Stages for Lexington leave after break
fastDat Acknowledgements 100 a. m. at Charles
ton, 2 % p. m. at Huntington AS p, m. connect
ing with STEAMERS for all points in the West.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAIN FROM CHAR
Louisville leaves Charlottesville daily except
sunday at 4.3O p. m. after arrival of Virginia
Midland Train from Danville and Lynchburg:
arrives at staunton 7.l5 p. m. and Willismsons at
~ 45 night.
EAST BOUND.
MAIL TRAIN FROM HUNTINGTON leaves Hun
tington daily except Sunday at 500 p. M arrives
at Milton (supser) 6.l0 p. at Hinton 2.4O a. IN.
at Allegheny lOreakfasO GAO a. m. at stanton
dinner ljO p. at Charlottesville 4. 10 p. m. at
to louisville $40 p. IN. connecting with virginia
Midland Train for Washington and the Nor.ho at
Junction Z. . aud Richmond $50 p. II. daily ex-
cep. sunday.
.5-T This Train leaving Huntington on Saturday
lays over at Covington till 800 a. m. Monday.
Express TRAIN FROM HUNTINGTON leaves Hun
tiugtOn daily at $50 a. arrives at Hawks Nest
dinner 2.iO p III. az Aldersons supper Gao p. m. at
stanton 1910 a. m. at Gordonsvlle $50 a. m.
connecting with Virginia Midland Train for Wash
ngton aud the North; at Junction 5.J4 and at
Il edmond % a. IN.
AccoMMODATIoN TRAIN FROM GoRDoSsEILLE
leaves GOrdodsyille daily except Sunday at AS a.
H. arrive Charlottesville 9. rs a. II. delivering
passengers to Virginia Midland Train for Lynch
VII ll.Di a. IN. eeceiying passenger from Virginia
Ma Hand Train from Washington; at Junction at
5. 10 D. III. and at Richmond g. ~ D.. m.
For Rates, Tickets time Cards, and any infor-
nation OF koute, apply to
JOHN II. WOODWARD,
Ticket Aent, Staunton, Va.
CONWAY K. HOWARD, q. p. & T. A.
". ". S. DUNN, Engr. Supt.
]. G. DANE, Southern Agent
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-07

PRESERVING TIMBER.-Therc are
saveral compounds used for preserving
timber, The process called Kyanlzing.
invented by a person named Ryan, con-
sists in saturatlng The timber with Bich-
loride ofMercury Corrosive Sublimate. }
Salts Of Copper have been largely en-
ployed' Creosote IS now perhaps the
most generally used preservatve, The
principle is the same in all cases to
change the albuminous matter in the
wood-that part which is the most sus.
ceptible to decomposition.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-07

to this industry, that is, the area coy
cred by the ponds, etc., is about hall
acre /; and it is to be remembered that
it was wet, waste, and otherwise COM
paratiye worthless land at that.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-07
SOUTH.

No. 633 runs Sundays, Mondays. wedneaays
and Fridays only. No. 6I2 runs Tuesdays, Thurs
dlysand Saturdays only. No. $40 runs Mon days
Wednesdays, aud Fridays only. All other trains
burg with trains from and to Alexandria. No. 6lO
dimes at Mt Jackson.