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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-04

NORFOLK. Va. January 8, 1895.

NORFOLK. Va. January 8. 1895.
Grniu.
Peds-Dull; black eye peas, ste ,dy,
S2.00a2.2 % per bag.
Corn Market. steady; Western white,
02c. mixed. 4yc; southern white, 45c.
Odts-firm; Sixo l.. 3ca40o.
hiUJsd-Msrket steaiy; Bran sl7. LOCALS;
sbips'uh. or M~iillings. ~sIS.00al9.00;
Meal. white bolted. per so lbs., $50;
Hominy. So.
Hdy-No. l Timothy. e14.0O; No. 2,
Sl2.15al3.O NO.
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Baltimore

hAt:iA""e. January 3.-Fionr clo,ad
W. eslorh tupornue. elSJaz.OJ;
nestern extra, +! lUn2.45. dc. fam,
ny. sL:6Ua2.75; winter wheat. paten,,
SL,Voa3.io TO- spring do. &. 6Uaj.s do
straight. S3.25a}.i5. Wheat cjosst
steady; No 2. red. GUa6n!c: steamer No
red 6'a5'!c; Southern whea hv
s'inhie, b. All Q; do uuyraded, 5nat0i:,
1orn closed firm; mixed, 47ial7'c:
s.e'her mixed. 46a 10 @ Southern
oats closed firm. No white Wos,.rn'
9SH9oic' NO 2 mixed Western, 37.r''
rows ons closed quiet and stsaiy: meas
PORE, slo.OO; bulk shoulders, 10; short
10 sidts, &c; clear SIDES. re: snear
cured shoulders, Sc; hams. small. lie
90 re. 10 9: iard-liefned, Sic. Conc
a"'it No T. l6.c. Sugar, quist; granul-
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SCHEDULE in EFFECT SOY. Is, 1891.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
2:4o O. ms-lnu Cn,calxo r.xurcsH-
For p~GtcraDurg, Htcn.
mona aNu ~ Warrington.
$3.50 Tor ~I.yMchDur1,
ROhnUH a.. &c "a Il toru. asIu,
Held. hen-
OVn, II nud
chicago. Sleeper ROAM
nHc 40 s'Sittrnh tss with
oar .4i.O I0r
ISrIatui. Knox.
riiic. Chattanooga and
1tiermcdint. pOinI.-
Puiinnan Sleeper. stnd.
fOrd "a ChHrtsLnOOxa.
1000 n-for fetcrsuuTg, KaiiOrd. Pa
IL VI hrlstoi; Hisu Tor Blueneld,
anu focinnntss: also for ROCKY
MOunt ana all stations on Win
tlon-Salcm Division. Has PLll-
man sleeper Norfolf 10 Roam
oKe. Come Is NJ liOanoEe at
7lO Il IN with Washington md
Chati"no1ga, limited for all
points south and " est. Pull
man sieepers Roanoreto Mem
pniS anu New Orleans. Dining
a Il r~Sofiolr daily, S20a III, ll:25 a IL
NoRFOLK'ANp RICHMOND
VRSTIHuLK. LiMlTED1
Leave Norfolk 4;a5 p IN. ar
live Richmond 200 % IN con-
Meeting TOR Washington, Balti-
more, Fhilahcl hia and New
YORK. Returning, cave Rich
moni 900 a IN. arrive Norfolk
II % Il IA. stops only at suffolk
Waiver y ami Petersburg. second
clRss tickets not acccptod for
DRssneo on these Trains. "
Other Tally train leave Nor
'oIk 7Oi n IN. arrive ar Rich
hionu llu5 q m. Returning
leave Richmond $40 y m ar
i've at Norfolk S;iO y nj. ~
Foi iuithct iniortnaiion rs 10 tickets, rates,
HSgoRe. cnctss, etc. cal on or address X w
pokIHE1 District Passenger Agent: C II
htSLEi Ticket Agent, 60 Main street. corner
9i Granny, or ElNCii, Agent. depot Nor.
iolk and Western railroad.
W. .BEVILG.
Genera In trger Agent.
General OH g, Roanoke, Va.
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Norfolk Cot,on MARKET.
OFFICE OF The VIRaISIAS.
Noprnt % JyN,,or O eC

N""'oth' o. oeHuaiS o. aoso.
Seaboard Airline ~Rsilroad-For Nor
folk, 1856 bales. other points, 1921 bales;
total. 2.3l6 bales
Norfolk and Western RaiIroad-For
Norfolk, l.35S bales; other points -
bales total. 1855 bales.
Norfolk and Southern Railroad-For
Norfolk. IS bales; other points. 4
bales; total. 90 bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad-For
Norfolk. 81 bales; other points, -
bales, total, 80 bales.
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DAssENGER SgIp5 ARE APPOINTED 10
1 sail from Norfolk on MOND Y. TUtS.
4 WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-.
M HtGSHS6t 3 81 TnEss (; r., " tFOm WE Msy YORK, 2,
III RspAfS lat 3 !. !. AM
passenger recommendations unsurpassed.
Fars, Including meats and stateroom
ocILn- .. &c. ........... - q %
Fare, round "trip, limited to thirty
u"yS Is 90
,rroT tiekets ami reservation OF s,ateroo,As ap-
r 81 w Somnany's Office. - Main street, or at
KkiI nM Nc fps leave Norfolk every
c, cry suND&} ana NTuESDAT evening, ar
rving q; Richmond the n.NI morning.
TlhiE SCmEDULEoF STEAMERS NORTH
1 LURAY. ACCOMACK, VTR-
GINA DARE and ISLE OF WIGHT, sailing
wharf, Norfolk.
Fon OLp rolNT-Atc. $50 and Ill u IN:
ana ~, p I'M; Portsmouth, 6;45 and To- an
FOR HAMPTON At li.l5 n m and a.Asn
10; Bay Line ll:3o a IN; and 4, p IN; portsmouth,
FOB NEW FORT NEWS AND SMITH.
LIEtD-At $50 p m; Portsmouth, LAS p m;
Fay Line wharf, 800 p. N 49,. -
tOk EAei i WAkE RIVERS Daily, ex-
cci Sundays, leav ny Compapy'S wharf at $50
am; PORTSMOUTH, Gas u nj; Bay Line wharf.
Foe BACK POoUoSiN and SEVERN rivers.
Touching at Old Point, leaving Ccmpany's
wharf MONDAYS TuESI AVS and FRIDAYS
at $50 a m; Portsmouth. SIS n IN; Bay Line
o NANSEMONb RIVER and SUF-
FOLk.-At 800 p. m; Portsmouth. $40 D. m.
connecting AT Suffolk with W. l.. Co; r. r. and
Freicht for Matthews, Back, Poonosin. Ware
Severn and Nansenond rivers must be pre-.
TN ,Ih C~AROLlNAD YlSlON-tFormerly
y. ". & W. ID. L)-Steauer "hlbermarleh
leaves Not!O < Tor WASHINGTON, n. c.. Mon
days at?pm Fridays 1 a IN, carrying freight
the Tar. Pun9o an Pamlico Rivers.
Freight for NEWBERNE, n. c., received n.
II. & $ r.. Il. drro'.
Freight received daily, eIcep Sunday, until
5:0n d. M. " CROWELL. Agent.
EoR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG.
4 OLD FONT. CLARENCE NJ, NEW.
PORT NEWS and James river landings
direct by daylight Nireiuia Navigation
Company's l,leg m Steamer 20 OAHOAs
a : leaves 'Ivde Wharf. Norfolk. every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY au SATURDAY
AZ z n. M. touching at Portsmouth. Old
Point, Newpo' <ews going an return.
ing, arriving ut Richmond about . D. m,
connecting with All evening trains. Fare
to Richmond St.50: fare 10 Richmond
ana r turn, $2.5n iare to Richmond
and return, sec oni-clasS. IL. Tickets
much cheaper h by anv other route
20. richmond. Peter burg, Waveriy.
Hicksfori AMI stations on Atlantic and
Uanvi lie railroad and all points via Rich
mond. Tickets for ale at ticket agencies
OF Wake d Son. II. Brandt and on board
steamer.
&C. Freight received daily. sunday az.
cepted, for all above named points.
JAMES W. A~cCAiRfCk,
Agens.
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A TLANTIC AND DANviLLE RAILWAY
EI.a

Sasss@sEzsEa
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY Isl. 1894.
Leave Companv's wharf. Portsmouth. daily.
IA. IN. ''
Leave shippers' compress wharf. Norfolk,
daily, 800 a. IN.
Leave Wesi Norfolk daily, ei5 a. IN.
For Danville and ali intermediate stations, ar
rlvihg At DanvilIe at 5:25 p. III.
Leave Portsmouth,, daily Except Sunday 5
p. NJ.
Leave Norfolk, $40 pm.
Leave West Norfolk 5:i5 p. m
For Lswrenceville aud intermediate points.
arriving Lawrenceville at . % IN
lie We Lawrenceville daily Except Sunday
at6 a In, arriving AT DRnvillp ATTIC a. M.
connections made at Danville and JefYress
junction Tor Nil points in the sou uern Rail-
N"y systern; At henniston junction Cor Dur
ham. Souih Ros,on and all points on the Dur
ham Division OF the N. and w. K. x.
ruIlmsn Sleepers between DAnytlle, Ashe-
Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked at
Wakes Agency. Brandt's Ticket Agency, 60 =
paws Agency at wharf. Norfolk, w. v, II.
Wnliams' Agency. Portsmouth
". H. TAYLOR,
general Passenger Agent
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ COMPANY,

~ COMPANY,
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCro3ER q, 1901
Mali. AND EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
naiiy (eNocpt Sunday 9:45 n IN for Eliynbetn
CITY. Edcnton, Maokey's Forty, Koper. PAN
70; ne.haHt'i; etc. Connects at Edsnton with
Windsor. UESsbAy. Tor rH rjy@Int5 and
SATURDAY for all landings on choWa"
s SsE,, .r on H3NpAf and EkIpAY lr
Tor salmon re X. tonptc at r. lDln,e an viii
steamer Tyel Follc for MakrlovyiIle south
tIe,s, hrr$i Washington AMI in erirejiate
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
$40 y N uaiir except Sunday for Eliznhc,r
City. i%:6entOn and wsy.sta,ions. Conrects n.
Elizabeth CITY with the steamers Neuse
and Newbern Mon ay. Tues lay. hr d.. a
Saiur nv for Newhern. Roanoke Island AM
Morehcai City, Kinston and Gol5sbrr, via
y NJ. Il. r., and Tor jacksonville. Wiliuiur.
TON. y. &. ami all stations on the W. N.S \.
Il; X ana at Edenton daily with steamer for
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EXPRESS daily (ercept SUM-
Gayl at 4?5 p III, and Express daily Except
nunnhy ut ~ L m; connect will Ill rail and
Steam lines at Norfolk for the North. East and
West: PASSENGER aud freight stations foot Of
EA't Main street, Norfolk aud Western depo,.
EAsTErN CAROLINA r,sr
~ tRElGHl LINE AND OLD OuIoi0N
ilNt between all poiuts North and East win
Norfolk and Norio K and 20 TN. II EailIoad To
~ ern North Carolina.
Freight received daily and forwarded nromnt-
ly NJ iow rata
For further information apply to the General
once OF the NJ 5. r.: K. Co, Norfolk, Va.
II. c. HUDGINS,
General Freight and Passenger Az mt
NJ. K. KING.
General Mana or.
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the tIip 10y thesestramers al:orus a most en-
ioysoie saii on the Ches ,peaKc Ray, passing
through Hampton koads and barb0r Of Nor,
iolk, with view Of nil objects OF interest Incl
dent 10 these historical localities. Offering un-
surpassed service in every particular. Large
ana luxuriantly furnished saloons and state-
%tricity.
Tickets sold to all points North, Eas. and
West and baggage checked TO dastination
stnterooms reserved upon application in person
nj the company's ofice. No, III West Main ,treet
or on board steamer,
Freight will not be received after 400 o. M.
to 60 forward that day.
For further In formation apply TO.
W. RANDALL. Agent.
Italy except sunday. 'Daily.
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Ncw YnriS unrKc,s.

rs" ionH. January 3.-Flour. CLOSED
ouii. winter wheat. low ora1as
e-.I2'2'do fair to fancy, 81. 5rs2's5. 30
rnt'nts, s2.35a3.20: Miunesota cI.or
s2,1V"4. tO' patents. IS. Gas. 10; low
aAGaS' sa'Usa2'so. Southern Aeu9, duii
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LoR PETERSBURG. NEWPORT NEWS
CLARtMONT. SCOTLAND AND JAMES
RIVER LANDtNSS,-SieaI o 5. A. MCCALL
lelves y. Y. r.& ". Il. X. Il, ok al 6 n. m. every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ana FRIDAY for
above points, reaching Petersburg abort 5 p. m.
CoHnects with A. & D.. Il. X. at scotland with
Fare to Petersburg only 81 and 81 IS; round
trip. 81.
Meals seryed on ST. amer for SOC.
Tickets sold on steamer.
Freight received daily for above points.
The NcCa | can be chartered for excursion
purposes any Tuesday or thursday night ~
very low gstea 4. B. COOKE,
General Agent
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~ugar cts
Peanur MARKET.
New York srucH ,

Market. quiet; Prime. lsc; s~trictly
prime, &c; fancy, PIC; common, laI3 E:
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New York srucH MARKET. lsr
New YORK, January 3.--Kale, fair
demand; Norfolk. Toe. Spinach,
fair; firm; Norfolk, S4aS5.
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Chicago ,tarkc,s.

OHIoldo. January 3.-Ihe LEADING
futures ranged AS follows: Wheat cIo.s1
hlgher. Corn closed higher. Data closeI
higher. forh closed higher.
WHEAT anuary, 81; May, s7i; JuIv
81. uio.ins-Jenuary. 5Jis53:: MAJ
sI:ai7a, July. 5Si. '
Conn january,4iI; May. All: July, Al.
Hlos'ng- January; Az; May, 4f;ai7j:
oATs-January. 29:; May, 81 ASH. Ulos-
'~hg-1annarr. zos; May, 3lss5ls.
loHk-Jsnn"ry, ll.o7,; May, ll.6O.
c'H.,hR -jxhnary, ll.a0 May. ll.72I.
i~ng-January, G.77s; May, $50,
hihs-Jshnary 5G1., May. 5.92i. C!os.
,~ns-Janus7y. 5.72I; May, 1914.
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for all points South ' WIN a. - l.. TRAIN ~
NO, lGs Da' y, except Sunday. make, close
Kdn.tou AZ iiohgo d for Washington, n. G.;
y ~. ~; Plymouth, y. c. and nil Fast
crn Gar Ina poi +; also at Rocky MsInt with
M J.. Train IS for all points Souib, w"
Also ,I ni io.a aIr,VS at Norfolk 5:l5 p. m. Daily.
baggage checLed ut companv,s Nnrfnil vhor,
[ hr.n niI Ss a. ohce Of Passenger and Ticket
FOR tickets to all points South, sleenin, o.r
reservation and general nformution csk 81 81
OF auorfts }. y. NEuGEBAUE Err.
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
JAMES L. MAUPIN,
General Forwarding AGENT
Il. NJ. EMIRSON'
. several Freight and PIssc' ger Agent
General Manager, Norfolk,
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THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EypREs
EACH WAY

EACH WAY.
IN EFFECT NOV. Ie, 1881
LEAVE NORFOLK,
7:<s o. III. d2ily, except aunuay-tPortsmouth.
high street, 7:30 =. M Arrive az
fhiiaaelphia $50 p. 10; New York az
LEAVE NORFOLK.
6:lO p. II. daily, portsmouth,, Hlgh street. 5.55,
arrive at Philadelphia 6:1O a, m.
New YORK 7:i3 q. n. -
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
eco q. In. daily tPoTtsmouth, high street. g:iO)
leaving New York s D. H.: PhiIadel-
rAKRivErAT NORFOLK.
s:c5 p. NJ daily. except sunray-Portsmouth,
High street, Sl5 T. my, leaving New
York at s a. m: Philadelphia. 1920 a.
Close connecliou made win nil mil and
SOUND line, TO and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains De-
tween Jersey City, Philadelphia and Cape
Charles. Pullman Buffet and Psrlor Cars on
day trains between PHILADELPHIA and Cape
as-Through tickets sold ami baggage check.
ed at Wakes Agency, under Atlantic Hotel,
and on the sleamers.
RIB. COOKE. Genl Agent
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CLEAREI

Schooner Clarence H yenner, Port
land. with coal.
SAILED.
Schooner Jennie n Huddeli. Hanson,
Now York, with lumber.
Schooner E Kirk, Cranmer, New
York. W tn lumber,
Schooner Henry Parker, Cranmer New
York, with lumoer.
Schooner Virgins Rulon, Leak, New
York, with lumber.
SPOKEN.
Capt. Jepson. OF the British steamship
Edenmore, from Galveston 10 LIVERPOOL.
repo Is passing on December 3ist a
large barge which was adrift. in latitude
$3.50 NJ; longitude 1850 w. Wind north,
fresh gale.
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Your Health

should always be
your first consideration. If
you feel dull, depressed and
lacking in energy some
thing is wrong; they are the
premonitory symptoms of
disease, and are generally
due to an impure state of
the blood, which must be
corrected promptly or seri-
Gus consequences will fol-
low. To cleanse the sys-
tenn thoroughly and enrich
the blood, revive the spirits
and infuse new life into
your being use
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-04

DOANOKEA AND OASAiERIVER LINE
.n-Steamer LUCY. J. j.. Jones. master.
will leave street wharf every
WEDNESDAY, at ! p. "a. for plymouth
and all Ronnoke river landings as hiya
es p.lmyra. y. e.. Windsor an al, ianl-
ings on the Cashie river. freights res
90 yei up 10 q D. III. For further infor-
matlon Apply TO the NOTTINGHAM q
YRENN CO.. office Commerce street
wharf. Phone l2S. )y6-tt
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MEMORANDUM.

OAPE HENRY. Va. January SIP, M
Cloudy. North wind; Ia miles. Moder'
ate sea
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ch v q NeW York, Philadelphia and
Ronta Norfolk Railroad ca.
&@

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
Line.
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DoANoKE. NORFOLK AND

ID OANOKE. NORFOLK AND
III BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT CO.
Commencing TUESDAY Juno 25th,
1894. tie steamers OF this line will leave
Bay Line Mharf every Monday and Thurs.
day at ) q IN for Balimore. n leave
baltimore. Pier No. o. Light street wharf.
every tuesday and Saturday at 5 D m.
Freight received daily.
WM. RANDALL,
Telephone 8. Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-04

DAsSENGER S5IP5 ARE APPOINTED TO
i sail from Norfolk on MOND Y, TUES
"a WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-.
UisnAi st go p IN. From New York. on
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS WEDNESDAY,
I'M KSDA Us BAT 3 !, AM
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-04

Or. E, c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment
$ sold under positive written guarantee. by
authorized agents only, TO cure Weak Memory:
Loss OF Brain and Nerve Power; Lost Manhood:
Gonidence; Nervousness; Lassitude; all Drains;
Loss OF Power of the Generatiye Organs in either
se1t caused by over.enertion; Youthful Errors,
which soon lead TO Misery, Consumption, In
sanity and Death. BY mail, 81 boI;6 for IS; with
VESTS COUGH SYRUP. a certain cure for
coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis. Group,
Whooping Cough, Sore Throat. Pleasant to
take. Small stzo discontinued; old. soc. size,
no" &c; old II size. now SOC. GUAPtNTEES
M. II. TERRY & CO.
NORFOLK. VA.
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F~RAvEIERg oUrDy,

TRAvEEERB 0UTDE5
THE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.,
W. Van Nordon. Receivers.
BOHEDULE IN EFFECT MONDAY,
OOF. /, 1894, AT 6 O'CLOCK A III,
LEAVE NonFoLK.
DAILY ErCEPT SUNDAY.
200 a IN, Mixed.
ll:bO n m. Local Express
300 p III, Loca Express.
$50 p IN, Lotal Express.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
1890 n m, Local Express.
800 p IN. Local EIrIe,s.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH,,
DAILY EXCEPT uHDAT
300 a m, Local Express.
l245 p IN. Mixed.
Ais p nj, Local Express.
6S0 p m, Local Express.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
lS0 p M, Local Express.
300 y IN, Local Express.
Local Express Trains make the trip In forty
Eve minutes.
Mixed Trains one hour and ten minutes.
b. l. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-04

TlhiE SCMEDULEOF STEAMERS NORTH
1 LURAY. ACCOMACK, VrR-
S'iNiA DANE and ISLE OF WIGHT, sailing
wharf, Norfolk.
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passenger accommodations unsuroaesed
Ears, including meas and stateroom
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rl ~ Comnany's Office. - Main street, or Mt
,kkl> AMOND-S fps leave Norfolk every
frnAl, y. IN. AID cave Newport News
c'cry SUNDAY and TT ESDAT evening, ar
irving At Richmond The n.XI morning.
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Fare, round trip, limited to thirty
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Schooner Clarence H yenner, Port
with coal.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
FROM FAMINE TO FEAST.
Farmers Who Received Aid Last Winter
Now Prosperous.

An inciden; occurred in Loup City, Neb,
which marks the difference in the condition
Of things which exist throughout the State
now and this time last year Then disaster
greater than words can tell had occurred.
Starvation practically stared farmers IN the
face Now they have not barns or corn cribs
biz enough to hold the product which bouuti-
iu nature has provided for them.
la the very room rom which 500 people
had distributed 10 them all through the win
ter months the supplies sent them from the
East was given the BurlingtOn's land ageuts'
excursion. feast OF Nebraskas products
good enough for a King. Tho hosts OF the
occasion embraced the opportunity Of rX-
pr, ; 'lnS IN words which came from the heart
their HppIec alton OF the aid then extended
them, whuu they pointed with pride TO the
walls OF the room hung with some Of this
years products of III" fields. and assured
their guests tha; Nehra Ia has enough i,r ~
months 10 come to feed Tue world.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
FATAL DISASTERS In JAPAN
OVER 5000 DEAD.
rrightfui Disasters Caused by Storms
on the Coast ofJapan.

The steamer Empress OF japan arrived
with advices from Yokohama up TO August
2. The number Of deaths reported in the
railway accident OF July 25 was greatly ex-
aggerated in some newspapers. Only sixteen
soldiers were killed. aud eighteen were more
or less seriously injured. The statemen,
that the train was blown bodily OF the track
into the sea Is also discredited. II is be-
leved that some OF the rails were displaced
by the waves. which were driven by the tenn
pest to great height. and that the cars con
sequcntly ran over the edge OF AN embank-
ment, and were plunged into the deep water.
Tho effects OF the storm were disastrous in
all southwest provinces Of Japan. Thuu-
sands OF houses were destroyed, and hum
dred OF fishing boats aud other small craft
were sunk. and at least 100 lives IRE known
10 have been lost
Many additional disasters caused by the
storm OF July Is aro reported from the South
and west OF japan. one THOUSAND fisherman
OF the single province OF Satsuma ore known
TO have been drowned.
Three steamships we're driven ashore. and
few OF their crews aud passengers escaped
alive. Hallway accidents have been numcr-
Gus, IN consequence OF the heavy Hoods, aud
several villages on the spacoast have been
literally destroyed. The lists Of deaths as
stated Ivy authorities will exceed 5000
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STOR M-SWE
Pittsburg Struck by a Tornado, Causing
Loss of Life and Property.

With scarcely moments warning about 10
o'clock Sunday night, tornado broke over
the city OF Pi,;sburg that carried death and
widespread destruction in iis track. The
tornado, fell upon tho city like n thunderbolt,
blowing at the terrific rate Of 80 miles au
hour.
At least three lives were lost. Patrick
shea met death In the storm on the Southside,
john Adams was entangled In an electric
wire that had been torn down on Second
avenue and was shocked so tina; he is expect.
ed TO die.
woman, Millle Limbaugh. on the steamer
Lud Keefer was drowned by the oyetturning
Of that boat In addition maay accidents
OF minor importance were reported.
Houses were unroofed and sent flying
through the air; great trees were torn from
their roots aud hurled to the ground. pedes-
t.inns were tossed about as III they were
chan, all the time being drenchcd and nearly
drowned by the tremendous rainfall.
SO great was the force OF tho tornado that
three steamers were overturned in the river
In an instant. one drowning the woman, Lin.
baugh.
Three other steamers were actually lifted
out Of the water and tossed upon the bank,
badly wrocking them, one the famous Little
Bll being thrown about like a bit Of paper.
The total loss on the river will exceed $50 900.
The power house OF the West End electric
line was wrecked.
\ few sections OF the roof OF the Exposition
and portions OF the cupola were blown oC.
The storm In Allegheny was the most terrific
that has visited that city for years. IL appear.
ed tc como from the north east few slight
accidehts TO persons was reported and the de-
sttuction TO windows, signs. awnings. roofs
OF houses and olt buildings. trees. electric
light, street railway and telephone wires was
disastrous. Both the city telephone and fro
alarm wires were badly crippled. rs well IA
those OF the city's electric light
The Southsids also suffered severely from
the storm. The damage to trees aud shrub
Terry was general, n number of streets being
completely blocked. The greatest damage
done was Ia the blowing down OF the steel
frame OF Henderson. johnson n coz new
grain elevator. IN process OF construction. be-
tween Carson street and the Monongahelu
river, opposite the foot Of the Castle shannon
incline
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TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

The whiskey Trust property bought at
s9.o0Ocoo IA now being "reorganized' at
$4,000. 600
South Dakota vigilance committee is said
to have hanged the notorious Bedderly
brothers, cattle thieves.
Mrs. Emma Catlin, OF Palmyra, Ind. is
suing some Of her neighbors for Kidnapping
her feeble old husband and his big pension.
Indiana @. A. n. men expect to outnumber
the veterans from any other State at the
Louisville ensampment They are organizing
by counties. ard expect TO be there 10000 to
$1,000 strong
Hon. W. u. Dabney. SOLICITOR OF the state
Department. will resign during September to
accept the position OF Professor Of Law at tho
University OF Virginia. His present position
pays him $4,000 a year.
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The patriotic feelings Of the people
oi SPOKANE, Wash, have lately been
stirred to great depths because OF the
Nsccriaucd fact that precedence has
been gwen in the public schools Of
that town to English history over
American history. indignant public
opinion compelled the School Com.
m,-,louur~ t. reverse the unpatriotic
ord,r OF things, states the New York
Sun. anl English history has been re.
lcsN,cd to the background.