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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-15
SHIPPING NEWS,
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
May ia, 1896.
ARRIVALS

Schr Harry Landell. Crowley, New York.
light.
hr Marion L Rackhill. Bragg, New
York, light.
scnr j W Vannaman, Leak. New York,
light
schr Donna I Dr gss. Port Eaton, with
guHmo.
sohr John Q co tingham, Thomas. New
lor~. with cement.
Schr Bessie brown. Smith. New York
lish.
Schr watchful, Colbonrn. Philadelphia.
with gUauo.
schr Rover, Coster. New York, with rail-
road iron.
hr L Il Kirk, Cranmtr. New York light
Sc rs VI \ urat tn. Kate ChurC h, + A ErIcs-
sen. Bel OF the Bay AMI Elsie n Harris
with blueiish.
MEMORANDA.
Schr c l. Lect Cranmer, from New York,
arrive at Suholk
Schr Carol ia, connolly, from New York.
arrived AZ old ONT
Sch Il Flint. from New York. arrived at
Hampton
Capo ileny, Va Nav l4.-l2, m.-Clear.
Southwest wind; miles. Light sea.
SAILED.
PelGiau stmp Bruelies Kruger, Rot err
dam VIA Newport News.
Schr Andrew Adams, Adams, Newport
News, light.
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Chicago NrnrIsrt,.

SuIcAdo. May 1.-THE leading futures
Sanged as follows: Wheat closed lower.
Corn closed lower. Oats closed lower
Fork closed lower.
wnEAr-May,d4t: July ;a65l; September,
c5saGG Closing May. Gis; July, Is; Sep
sember G5!.
Cons May 5Ola50;; July, 6la51i: Sep,em-
ser, 5liR5l,. Ciosing-Alay, Co.,; July, 5J;;
tcptember 5l!
oaIs-M.y, IS; June, ISL Closing-May,
rs: June, 21l.
PoNK-juy.l2O7! september,l2 q. Clos
sng-iuly, li.92t; sep ember. l4.l5.
LAKD--july. 6.724; September. $50. Clos
ing-July. GO: september. G.s5.
RlBs-.July, 6l7l; September, 6.25 Clos.
lng-July, 6.07t; September, $40
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Isaitirnor. MARKETS.

: BALTINonE, May II Flour. strong AMI
higher Western say crime, s.. 35a2 %: Western
eA ira. -. G5n3 10 do family. i3.25a3. %: WIN
ter wheat patents. s3.Gja3n5; spring do. ? 50
ai.0O; do straight. S3.GOu3.Su Wheat
etrong; No . red. Ggaf9ic: Steamer No = red
toAoI;c. southern wheat by sample, 1lai2c;
40 on grade, tsailc. Corn. firm. so mixed
t5ino0;c; steamer mixed, jIaji c. Southern
white corn, 5.a56!c; do yellow. 5Ga re.
Oats. steady; No = white Western. 37a,5tc:
80 mixed Western. 33lu3ic. Provisions
shoulders, I.c; short rib sides 7tc: clear
sides, 7,c sugar cured shoulder 7.c: hams.
small, llsc, large, lltc. Lard, refined. 10.
tohee, quiet; No Z, lGalG.c. sugar III In
graduated, sc,
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Among our Cotton Uiyu

Weather IN cotton belt generally
clenr, with risinS temperature in the
Southwest.
Future contracts in liverpool closed
very steady Mt about unchanged prices.
Spot cotton in New YORK advanced
l lGc. Contracts closed steady . to &
points higher. May, Il. 81 to s 80; June,
6.57 to Cos; August, G.67 to G.6S DC
toher, 6.75 TO GO. Sales, l22, 900.
Bar silver 10 London 30id
United States ports received .. Cos
bales cotton Yesterday. against 4,3l2
bales last year aud 5,469 bales IN 1892.
Southern markets unchanged.
The five lending interior towns have
received during half week as follows.
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rON IAlnAiA

FIsH-Meckei ell, No .. IN keg,. $3.50 new,
email Sl@.aU; new. mCGlum. 4I2.uU. No3 in
keS.' $3.50: Herring Family Roe, $40;
Eastern, In baIfels, s27jl3, w.
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MESS PonK-Ncw. $l3.75.
UAM-pork. 1850.

MISS PonK-Ncw. Sl3.75.
IIAM-Pork. 1850.
HANS -Smithiioli. l2at4c.
BuLI MEArs-Cielr rib. 81; fat backs, 6ic;
bellies. &c.
SuorLDEns-SuEar cured. 1ic
BACoN-Shouldvrs. &c.
BRTAsTs->ugar cured, Ole.
LARp-Purc lard. SO. cases. $50, tierces:
compound. SIC; ticrcos, i'll cases SIC
CnEEsE-t'ream. l0al2c; Western Dairy,
SRl0c.
BurrEH-New York State, dairy. new, 2lc;
fresh creamery. - Z: Western. ltalsc
krUosENE Uu-tirm: liz degrees. lie;
60 degrees; 1910; Rel, loo degrees, lie.
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No y l'aily connects with A. &. |. train % for
all points South "
y" 10" b.ily except sunday, makes close con.
h'Nun 40 ii"hgo"d tor Wa Il. ugtnnN q kius-
ION y. = ltmouth y. G and eli Eastern caro-.
l'hA POINTS al OF Rocky Muunt with A. {. l.
ira ' 10, all points south
rains wrivc 81 N"rlok Cos y. IN. daily Also
:" i"-o q. NJ uaily, .Sc"rt Sunday.
h'tr'g ch,GL'd 4 ,ompanys Norfolk wharf
90 Main trcc. ''
Ior Il .t,ts TO ~ points South, sleeping ear
reservation and genera INFORM ,tiouu, rall ON or
address j. y. NEUGEbAl En-
Passenger aud IiCa.t Agent.
LANlS T. MAtplN
General Forwarding Agent
I. NJ. ENEl>QN,
6. ". Sli; FL,
General anascr. Norfolk
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nc a"pE. schedule gives passengers rom the
i,",,t. lhy over OF iwo hours and thirty minutes
=" ,'J 'rhhs 'c'oIe taking the steamer, thus
the ION "6 '"e Na'i'H u
The II p down the historic Potomac River aud
'hesapea.c Bay Oh the elegant steamer, of this
,ohrtny IL unNnfpa s"i. The steamers are COM
i"l"ti'cY new, having been Liiilt in 1891 aud are
electric u hiN cali bells and steam heat in each
fDnm Ihr IShes 1t g supplied with every deiicaoI
o. inc Setecu from the markets OF Washington any
N"l"l" - icScs on ale AT Il. & O. ticket Office
y {. ONCE 81 W. /. Wakes and r1mplnv
For further information amply
relcphons Isl. p'' Aaon,t
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GEO. w. DUVAL q CO.,
NORFOLK IRON WORKS,
70. 10 Water street. Norfolk. Va

ENGINES. BOILERS. SAWMILL and ali
KINDS Of machinery OF the mo t improved
patterns A5o rel airing NJ tile shortest
nou e Particular attention 10 steamboat
work. DONAL'N PATENT COLLIER TUBES
fbRRULEN arc the only peri CT remedy
for leaky boiler Tubes hey can b. inserted
in "a few minutes by any engineer, and arc
warranted 20 stop leaks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-15

OF EIcllNl' ND, PETER huEi, Onpio NJ
CLAEEMONl. NEWlblT NEWS and D. res
river laudiur> direct by day ieht-Viryiuia Ns,i.
tntion tpuusuv' lie aut > anc- 80 wa
lea 4, Clyde, wharf NuriUiE 'Nefy TUESDAY,
III iSbAl ami ShIl i.pAl ut Il. iu. touching
al t'rtsm nth. ld Poin, NywroIt Ncus going
and returning, arriving ri i;ighiHonl aluu; 2 p.
M. come, ting VT al evening - IL. Fare 10
Iirh;uond Sl.5n: lure TO ii,hmoud uud Irturn
$50. are 10 Eicim nd stcoi d. Jas Il. Tickets
much chc mr. liza 10y any other D.. ute 10 Rich
womd ict"r.hurS. Navery. lii ls'url ami stations
On Atlantic aud lanvil railroad ami an points
via lictmOnf. Ticket. ior sAI, d. ckrt acrrcie,
90 Wake a SOU II Brandt ami on bond steamer
70 frriEi; rcc,ivc daily, Sunday excepted, Tor
"llat hove LHnod points
JAMES W. M,CAERl *.
AGENT.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
Bv Southern Associated Press.

ct lall per cent. c'osing at II per cont
sterling exchange IN null with actual bust
eess i'll bankers bills at lSGs4S6t for sixty
Says and 4S ASH for demand. Posted
yates. iSjlaiS1l. Comm arcinl bills, lS5aiSjl.
Gov,rnn ont bonds, firm.
TEE sroCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nIps
american Cotton Oil. 90: American Cot
tor Oil. rel, 49,: American Sugar Rein
sr..s. ll6!; An oricau Sugar Reiinories. pref.
wv; Amer can Tobacco. 100; American To-
bacco, pref. i01i; Atchison, Topeka AMI
Santa lie. 81 Baltimore and Ohio. G3I: Can
ada Pacific. s: Chesapeake and. Ohio. 22s:
Chicago and Alton, $50: Chicago. Eurling
tonand Quincy. 7Si; Chicago Gas Trust. 13t:
Delaware AMI Iackawauna, lG1l: Disti-
sers and Cattle Feeders. ~. Erie. II: Erie.
pref. 23!; General Electric. 81; Illinois Cen
Sral, SCI; Lake Erie and Western. 20I; Lake
Eric and Western. pref. 7i: Lake Shore.
siG: Louisville and Nashville. SOL: Louis
vile, New ALBANY an Chicago. -; Nam
nation consolidated. ll7t: Memphis and
Chnrleston. II; Michigan Central. l0Di: Mis-
souri, Pacific. 20, Mobile and Ohio. 20
Nashville and Chattanooga. -: United
States ordage, 81: United states Cordagc.
pref. Il: New Jersey Central. ISL; New
SorS Central. lG0;; New York AMI New Eng
land. IL; Norfolk and Western. pref. Ia;
Northern Pacific. 81. Northern Pacific,
eref., 25.; Northwestern, yIi; Northwestern,
pref, li3: aciic Mail. 2Gi: Heading, .0i;
2ock Island CS.: st. Paul. CO.. ST. Paul pref.
al9i; Silver Certificates, Ga Tennessee Coal
cni lron.23:; Tennessee Conl aud Iron prof,
10 J eIas laolhc. - is: Union Pacific,
1G!; Wabash. 81; Wabash. pref. 49,: Western
Union. 92i; Wheeling aud Lake Erie IL:
Wheeling nnd Lake Erie. pref. iG Alabam,
class A. l0G; Alabama. class b. LOG; Alapa-
ma class G, Sc; Louisiana Is, 100. North
Carolina Aa. l02; North Carolina Gs, l2i
Tennessee New Settlement Rs. 81: VIZ
EiniR Gs deferred, s.: Virginia trust Re
seipts.st: Virginia Funding Debt 59.: United
States 4s, registered ll2l; United states IS,
coupons ll3. United states rs. o.: South
ern Hallway SIS 93l Southern Railway
Common, IA: southern Halfway Common.
prof, 40i; South Carolina Ais, lo7.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-15

Market steady; Prime .72ic; strictly prime,
&c; fancy, 2.c; common, lai lc; Spanish. 9Jc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-15
Tlt.Vk:rI:Its, s.rIuDt.

DIVIDES REGL LAR LINE - AMSIIlPS ron
Y ri lLApELplIlA-uniy direct -U-rs
line from Norfnk TO IN lad"l hia ,izb..ry -
mtil iurh r orders. steamer, arc ar'1,imIGi 10
sail from Norfolk every MONDAY. Wrln.>d, ~ and
Saturday Al Gp. IN. and from Philadelphia every
IueSdaN. Thursday and zIuidtv
= through hills ~ iading y" Rll poi'ts south and
; uthwe>t via :. y, Atlantic Coast Line aud
Virginia aud Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
JAMES " No,AR ICK
General outlvrn Agent, Mort TX Va.
W.. CLYDE CO.
AEe ~ llILalnLnhIn
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IT,, OLDD0NIN|0N STEAMSHIP
80 COMPANY.
Y FOR NEW YORK.

pAs~ENGLEsiurs ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
| from N"r,o!E IN IN NOS W, TutsDAY WE'D
A.. rom New York on MONDAYS, TUE DAYS,
WLDNE DAYS, THURSDAYS a; p m SATUR.
ia-srug-l Recommendations unsurpassed.
larr. inc.uttlug nIeIls and atcroom berth.S S 90
lHe round TIP. United 70 thirty dtys...... ID o.
4og rsti> uuu reservation OF Sat rooms apply
at Co"ranys oiioe, Il Main street, or at generaI
ECflMO&D-ships leave Norfolk every
TIT I:>pAl 7 N. aud leave Newport News every
:, NbAl and Tth-pAl evening. ARRIVING as
Richmond the next morning.
mus >.ssi.nUs a. OF STEAMERS
Ncrhaan pion, Lurav ,AceOmack, Enola and
ii Of Wight, sailing daily, exert sunday.
Lac CompSny wharf, SoroIk.
IN. and 80 p. NJ; Portsmouth, Gas aud 1906 ani
"U5 . M; bay Line Wharf. Norfolk at AND l30
auIs ~ Irr"N-At ii:i5 a. III. anu s:45
pm; ray Line, ii:%oa. M. and p. NJ; Portsmouth
t"it AN. iO,EI news ANDSMurH
siEiE-.N 25J y. m; Portsmouth, 2:45 p. NJ;
ny id I,a' sp As AND /. u wAu,. RIVERS
Pan eNccpt sunday, leaving Companys wharf
q $50 q. m; FOR smonlh, C45 a. M; BAY Line
O,s IS. Il. r.nou"siN aNn >rv-
ing Company's wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESbAYS
ant tE DAYS at $50 4. IN; Portsmouth, SI5 a. III.
lay me Wharf Norfolk Al "a. H.; returning
~ "a MoN, nav..E AND
Esta L'ua.A-At 3 m; Portsmouth, 3: 10 D. n, !.
tre .hC Tor Mathew, Back, poquosn, Ware
Severn aud AamsoIAond rivers must tie prepait
:. az a. t;AasDs.t y Dsy- For
mcrly n y. < W. u. L.-S;eamer leay- 8
Norfolk FIR Washington, y. c.. Mondays A. a M /;
Thur DAVIS Mt q. near ing freight for Washing
Ton and points on the Tar. Pungo AID Pamlico
rivers.
,reight Tor .::Nowbern, C., rceiyed al n. aud
Freight received daily, except sunday, until 81.
M. NJ. Il. CROWELi,
Agent.
HOANOkF NORFOLK AND
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company

~ ne in,, New aud powerful iron y lace steamer
NAShlNHION ANA NORFOLK will leave daily ss
follows: A' M
NORTH Round
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.rIk sy..I.E,sS, Hsr1nE.
\ OEFOLk AND SO, TuERN RAILROAD COM
pANN,
Schedule lN ErFECr MAY l. iso5.

MAIL AHp EAP.tSS LEAVES NuKE 'LK
tally eek ept sunday 90 IA Tor Elizabeth
city, Edenon, Macscy', Fctry, Roper panteso.
Bcihl'cn, q. Connects at EdentOu with n. \ :.
Il. X. steamer rs follows: Daily except sunday
i"r l'iymonth and Windsor. IT : AZ. THURS
DAY aud SATURDAY for all landings on Cnowau
rNrr, nu MONDAY and FRIDAY Tor :. upucrnon..
river, Sud W.i'NEsSpAlS ion salmon Cr,ck Con
meets AT lie Haven with stcimer Virginia bare tor
Malcievvic. South Creek. Aurora, Washilptou
and Intermediate lauding-. Ccnn,c ~ Ii. .To h
& " wi u Il amer New NOuiAv. Wednesday
mi Friday tor Ncwh me y. q, dir'c'.
EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 40
Eduuton aud ual->tatiuus Connects vt Eli1alcth
'hy with tn sea ~ Nrusc Tue dIy. Thursday
and .Mutday i.r Ncwbern. Euauoge lRnd an
Mntehtad - v kinston and To dshorru VIA A. X
y I Il. L.. aun Tor jacksonville Wilmington y.
&. aud all stations on the ". y. ~ y. Il. Il
y RIVE AT NORFOLK
MALTA AND EMPRESS dnil, except sunday a,
- - N, aud ~ 'css dHil, teIycpt sunday 1T II
=. connect With AL rail and $ cam line. al Nor
folk iur the North tas and West. Passenger s,a-
tot OF OF ia,t Mnu street. Norio and West
Crn depot tstct
EAST" CAROLINA DISPATCH. FAST
u tEiIGlii LIN AND OLp DOMINION LINE
between u points Noiji aud East via Nortulk and
N"ri'!S ami Southern RAILROAD TO Eastern North
/ rcivht received daily IT. j. M and for
warucL irrmnty at low rates.
/ nrtn-r inform ton apply to the General
oH''e OF the y IS L. T. Co.. NSr'g ri h W.
NJ. X. KING,
General Manager
NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD coz
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n [! : i !. w NorioIA:WostarnR.a.
Ea-.rss5Is-.s ldsaySS
sCliEDu L ~ EFFECT MAYI2 1872.
LEAVE EOKIULN ALLY.

SCliEDr IN EFFECT NAY u. 1897.
LEAVE NOKrOLH ALLY.
ss4O n.tm.-i hc,htc 20 rNprr..-For
Prf"r>bn u. gI, "a III a. o. a
nud ~ n"hitieton, nt>U TOR
~ hfhbur.- tsoiiuouc.
ttitut"Ed. Iiiurii.'tH, t'o-
C"h"ntas. tA,norn. ~
tuuIbttN anal Inscn,.u.
Sir"I,cr 'toaI."t... 10 -
luutbut wtth1ui tuhu.-,
! 80 tuI t'u H.NI. t s>t.i.
NnuN,tli'. hnitnuuu.i,
bnH iut"rnruiHt" t'.In
lUVV h> - Ptiotetu :, Had odd ulussI,
Bristol; at To Elicncld, md to.
'vh nj ., ais tor ncty Mount
ard NIL i"u, IN Wiustpn-S,I.n,
DIVISION. Ha, Pail man slcrnrr
kori Tx e. l. AoOkc connect. nj
Roguu.c ~ % a M wi h Wash
iuttuu snG Cha.tuI oc-. limited
i"r al puutG South aud Wet Iul-
man Sic Per totuotc II ST. auiphis
.rd NJ" orleans. hin ng car at
iaChei
A R1V Norfolk daily, s.2Oam, liza IN
!. 4, - T.
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BlotCheS
And PiInpIes

indicate inactivity of the
skin. They show that the pores are
clogged and that poisonous refuse
matter has been denied an cgrcss.
The accumulation Of this matter
under the skin shows in red Jumps,
blotchcs and possibly in pimples.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-15

S. *. l.. srApoAnD AIR LINE
ABSOLUTELY THE SilOG7 EST AND QUICKEST
ROUTE sOUlH. OSLi Il HOURS TO
ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY MAY g..
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>o,roIn ouom ,inrn.,,.

OFITVI OF III NINUlNIAN,
NonrotE. Va. May L. 1875.
seaboard AIRLINE Eairoad-Eor Norfolk.
tails.
Norfolk and Carolina Knilroal-For Nor
tolk, bales; other points, bale. total.
bales.
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NoRfotE Va, May II, 1895.
EbTOfiIIIr

rouITY- Chickens, old, 25a2Sc; spring
Chickens 20aS0
EGcs-Whol, sale, Ioc per doz.
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AND RlCHMONp.
tNtsTIHUlE LIMIIEDJ

Lave Norfolk lJJ u M, arrive
RChm, mi 100 y M, ,omlec ing ot
Washington, fillmore, III 1de =
PIMA aud Nev 20 H. IcurriuR.
leave iici,ni. nd ..uJ q a. arrly"
NoIi IL ll.21 Il ~. Stui., only M
SUFFOLK ~, crlv ans p,t.r,bitr,.
-, 0nd-clg-s u Eeis no accc.tnI
Tor pa 81 Z" IN thee trains
pih- dali trains leave Norfolk
ia ~ 3rri - "a Richmond ll'Ui
am. LeiuTnins, leave Richmond
- N. arrive at HorOk ] 3
pm.
For further Information ~ TO tickets rates bag
SAGE, chrcts, etc, cil on ~ ;lidrc H. ". cOuEl-
M District Passenger Agent { II. BOSLEI
Ticket Agent, Sd Main -tr.e corner OF CRANKY, or
{ !, inch. Agent. d.p pot Eoti.Ig aud Western
railroad. N. j.. EGNILl.
General rass,ug = AGENT
General OiHco. Roanoke Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-15

yoANoKE, NORFOLK AND
II BALriM IRE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY, June 18th 1891 tho
steamers OF THIS line will leave Bay Line 1hsrf
every Monday aud husday at $ H. M. FOR Ralti.
more, and ave Baltimore. Pier No. 9IS Light stYoet
wharf, every Tuesday and Saturday at 8 o. ~
WIZ. RANDALL
Telephones Aser4
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sugar tI;trkcr.

Market firm. Out of town prices are de-
pendent on the delivery rates to the differ
ent points. Local sales are being made US
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-15

!"!N Il Breakfast. p-piuuer S-Suprer
49, ~ '"unee' ~ Weldon with \ {. Line. I'ull-
h.'H ',ri eis fott>u0 Ia to TO Atlsuta.Ga
'h NtHdW-. Nrtincsdav.. and Fridays con-
ne'.s IL iHlslin with steamers Uiiyc iJr Eicu-
i"i ~ llnd NJ on the river. Con ect, II
ale 10 with southern Railway Tor Asuc,ile X
L. !; ' '''
,Nlra Tar" Weldon to Atlanta Palma : G rrr
,"''"i 10 re , ,'y :. onnct, hue,'y at
y htLc, aud q . lut, West come t. Win 4
and .. T. t. for VI hle Montgomery, Ncy
Orieaus and all points southwest
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-15
\ RIVE Al NORFOLK.

NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD con
Dl.NsED SCHEDULE
IL EFFECT NOVEMBER IS. 1891.
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Peanut uarGct.

Out of town prices arc Deepen ieut on de-
very rates to the different points.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-10-04
A Close Call.

A party of emigrants passed
through La Grande last Saturday
but stopped there long enough to
lay in a stock of provisions suffici-
ent to last them until they arrived
at Walla Walla. They got along
first rate until Sunday night when
they camped on creek in the
Blue Mountains just above Walla
Walla. They built up rousing
fire and crawled into their wagon
to go to bed. They had been snooz-
ing but short time when one Of
them awoke and found the wagon
sheet on fire. He at once gave the
alarm and they had to hurry to
save the two children that we're
sleeping in the wagon. However,
this was done, but the wagon and
most of its contents were badly
damaged before the blaze could be
extinguished.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-10-04
Vow to tho Dead.

"If you die I will sleep by the side Of
your grave all the rest of my life"
This remarkable vow was made fifteen
years ago to his sick wife by Edwin L.
Morrison, at that time chief clerk Of
the Pennsylvania freight department
and protege of Ralph Peters, the
superintendent of the Miami division
of the Pennsylvania road. He fol-
lowed his wife's body to the grave, and
remained seated beside it until the sex
ton, moved to pity by the constancy of
the mans love, allowed him to sleep in
a small tool house near by. And now
Edward l.. Morrison, once the hand
some, debonair railroad man, is old,
wrinkled and haggard, but still sits in
his rude hut by the side of the tomb of
the woman he loved so well. For fif-
teen years he has kept up this solemn
vigil, yet the heart that was torn in
twain by poignant grief still beats, and
the old man longsfor the bride of his
youth as the cycles Of time roll on.
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Alexander, Willow Twig, Baldwin,
German Pippin, Woodbridge, EN-
press, Finis, Jonathan, Twenty
Ounce, Northern Spy, w. w. Pear
main, Talapaliaking, 'Vandevere.
Grapes--Black Hamburg, Black
Bishop, Chaselas Rose, Rose Of
Peru, Seedless Corinth, Sweet Wat
er, Lady Washington, White Mus
cat Of Alexander, Niagara, Golden
Champion, Black Prince, Black
Mission, Chaselas Musk, Seedless
Suliana, Royal Muscadine, Zinfen-
dell, Catawaba, White Malaja, Con-
cord, Nigress, Flame Toka.
Pears-Swan's Orange, Leconte,
Flemish Beauty, Kifer, Fall Butter,
Beurre dAnjou, idaho, p. Barry,
Bartlett, Seckle, Excelsior, Vicar
of Wakefield, Winter Nellis.
Peaches-Indian, Wonderful,
Early Crawford, Old Nixon Free
Stone, Old Nixon Cling Stone, In
dian Half Blood, Solway, New
Seedlcss, Late Crawford, Wager,
Malta, Silver Cling, Yellow Free
Stone.
Prunes-Silyer, italian, French
or Petite, Hungarian, Golden.
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A SMALL BLAZE.
A Candle Ignites Bed in a Restaurant
in Athena.

A Candle Ignites Bed in Restaurant
in Athena.
AT 1880 o'clock Saturday night
the hoarse clang of the fire bell
reused our citizens and the fire de-
partment from their peaceful slum-
bers.
When the department arrived on
the scene, prepared to do battle, the
fire had been put out-also much
of the excitement.
The fire occurred in an upstairs
room of Combs Restaurant, next
I door west of McKay's saloon, and
was started, SO it is said by a
candle igniting the clothing on a
bed in which two little girls were
sleeping. They were awakened
and their screams brought immed-
late assistance.
Several buckets Of water, and a
feather bed soon put out the flames
The fire laddies were promptly
on hard. The hose team laid 4
line of hose from the hydrant in
front of Hollis's store, but no vat
er was used ON the fire.
Had the flames got any headway,
it would have been hard, hot work
which the boys would have been
called on to do, but fortunately the
flames were controlled almost in
stantly with but little damage
done.
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A Hint from Mary.

Mary had little lamb-you no
doubt look surprised; Of course you
don't for Mary has been widely adj
vertised. There's something you may
learn from this if you're not p clam;
you can be just as widely known
as Mary and her lamb. Your name
can be a household word, and you
be known SO we'll that folks will
confidently buy the things you
have to sell. When you once have
got yourself into the cheering rays
Of the sunlight of publicity, you
bet your life it pays.
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MILTON FRUIT.
Different Varieties Which Were Sent to
the Spokane Fair


Different Varieties Which Were Sent to
the Spokane Fair.
AS an index Of the development Of
the fruit industry in the Miltoff
country, there is taken from the
Eagle the following list Of varieties,
all Of which are actually on exhib-
ition at Spokane at the fruit fair.
OF apples there are the following
varieties:
Sops of Wine, Gloria Mundi, r.
@. Pippin, Rambo, Winesap, Rox-
bury Russell, Wolf River. Bailey's
Sweet, Nameless, Russell Seeding,
Y. N. Pippin, Rome Beauty, Ben
Davis, Mann, Horton, Mcintosh
Red, Lawyer, Arkansas Black,
Maiden Blush, Mother, Bellhower,
Blue Pearmain, Fall Pippin, Jen-
netting, Spitzenburg, Golden Rus
set, Ford Apple, r. I. Greening,
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AEine Store.

Max Levin is now located in his
new store room next door east of
the Pioneer Drug Store. Max has
splendid taste when it comes to ar
ranging and decorating store, and
his place.ef business is model of
neatness and elegance. Max bas
lots of groceries and he sells them.
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According to the newly-issued army
list at Berlin there are only two men
out Of the sixty full generals who are
of bourgeois origin, all the others be-
ing of noble birth. There are no less
than forty-nine regiments where the
corps of officers consists exclusively Of
aristocrats This shows that the aris-
tocratic element in the corps OF officers
in the German army is increasing, the
percentage Of plebeian-born officers
having greatly diminished since the
death of Emperor William T.