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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13
Tho Indian Games,

Tho editor Of Farm Poutry believes
that tho Indian Game, with tho same
care and attention, is just rs hardy a
fowl rs u Plymouth Rock or Wyandotto
could DO, and moro hardy than any 9TH
er variety of Games. llo says: Our ex-
Perience with tho Gamo family general
~ has been that they very readily caught
colds, and were easy prey to roup What
little experience, however, we have had
with the Indian variety has been to
thoir credit in this particular. But, like
ELI breeds. they must ia nrnuarlv narad
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13

ne =. poily; connects with 4. c. l. train q for
80 lVi Daily except sunday. makes close con.
n,,'Hh ~ hohgood for Wa,hiugtonN e. Kins-
inn, y. = Flymonth. y. G. and ali Eastern caro-.
IN" points Abort Rocky Mount with 4. e. /
ira 30 ior all points south ~ - !"
,aln' arrive at N"rlolk sos D. M, daily Also
NJ io2o a. M, daily. except sunday
h"tGlE 'hCkcd at company's Norfolk wharf
% Main street 'h'"''
Tor tickets to al points South sleeping car
RECREATION and general informal ionu, call on ar
"ddicis j. \. NEuGIBAUEK
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JAMES +. MAlPiN
General Forwarding Ageut
T. NJ. EMl.isSON
General Freight and Tasscngc, Agent,
q. NJ SEEtEl..,
General Manager. Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13

wise, wiz depend upon we'll tried stand
ard sorts for his main crops. Hero is a
selection from American Gardening:
Among snap beans Valentine and
Roiugeo are good reliable old green pod
dcd sorts. Refugee Wax and Challenge
Black Wax are fine wax varieties. There
Is new Valentino Wax that is worth
trying as "a novelty
In selecting Lima beans get Hendor-
sons Dwarf to fill the gap between peas
and limas; then Dreer's and Burpee's
Dwarf Limas To SOW in rows pa feet
apart but if You want to use poles get
Drcer's Linn or Challenger.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13
-. s,s%st;l RI ~ Z.
MeARN8b GARDEN
Us $s.,sszSE
FOR SPRAYING OUTFITS.
a New AMI Unpatcntcd Device For Thor
oughly Agitating Spraying Compounds.

a New ami Unpatcnted Device For Thor
oughiy Agitating Spraying Compounds.
The great difficulty experienced by
everybody who sprays i'll keeping spray
ahS liquids i'll suspension has led Pro-
sessor ). L. Maynard to experiment on
hn automatic agitator, with tho result
ahat one has been made that will keep
any liquid fungicide or insectiCidc
thoroughly ngitated.
This continuance, as illustrated by
Rural New Yorker, is made for use with
the barrel lying OH its side and consists
OF an arm ca of flat iron one eighth inch
shlck and seven cighths inch wide, at
cached to tho handle of the pump and
entering tho barrel about six or eight
inches from its head. This arm is at
saohed TO an elbow OBJ, with arms 6
snches in length, which is fastened
into socket about 4 inches in length.
that is bolted to the head of tho barrel
ct {. At the lower end of the elbow
is attached short arm CD, which is
coined to the long arm that carries tho
dashers or agitators (E). This Joint il
necessary i'll order that tho dasher may
sie OH the bottom of the barrel, and to
eo lifted up every stroke of tho pump.
With tho movement OF the pump han
Ole, tho dashers move backward and for
ward over tho entire bottom of the bar
rel. thus keeping tho liquid in constant
motion. In order that tho liquid that
may have settled on the bottom may be
stirred thoroughly before starting the
Rump, the arm { Al is fitted to tho pump
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13
A Word About Melons.

In planting melons do not have your
"hill' as at the north, but dig hole,
put Ill some compost, or stable manure,
mix and cover with dirt about four
inches and have the place little lower
than the ground surrounding it, so that
the water will run into it. instead of
flowing off. This method says Florida
Farmer and Fruit Grower, is for high
pine land. When tho plants are several
inches high, pull out all but one, leav-
ing the most vigorous. Do not he afrai /
OF the one plant theory. 1t always sue
ceeds best here. AT tho first hooing pull
more dirt around the vine, but always
keep 1t low enough for water to settle
there. AT tho next hoeing put moro dirt
around it, and some Pine straw thrown
on tho center OF the vine will keep it in
bearing longer.
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PrONIhIOIia.

Fisu-Mackci o. No @ IN kegs. $50: new
small sl250: now. Medium. $1,000: No 3. in
kogs, $3.50; Herring. Family Roe. $40,
3.25; Eastern III barrels. S55Ja3,75
MISS PoEK-Ncw, Sli.00.
HANS smthhel /. liai7c.
BULK 9lEArs-C.elr rib, s6.Sj;fat backs, Gle;
bellies. 7c.
SuourDEns-Srg gar cured. GO.
BACoN-Shoulders, &c
I'EtAsr.-SuGar cured. Ole.
l@np- Pure lard. SIC. cases. So, tierces:
compound; sc. tierces, in cases, &c
ChEEsE-tream, l0al2c; Western Dairy.
Sal0c,
BurTED-New York State. dairy. new. 2lc:
fresh creamery, - g. Western. ltalsc
kEHosENE OH.-Firm: ll2 degrees, Tla9lo
wv degrees S!a9lc; Red, .160 degrees, l0nllo,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13

Tho ttudicS Of Tho American Acli-
Cultnrist's potato tests give some inter
csting points. While the repurts from
farmers who raised big yields show wide
difference III the quantity of seed used.
npon ono lealing point there is great
nnanimity among all growers The
careful selection of tho potatoes used for
seed. In every instance fair, smooth.
handsome, well shaped potatoes were
chosen. Not always were they large.
put they were always of uniform size
and weighing usually from six To eight
ounces each. In one case 90 bushels used
IN seeding an aero wcro selected from
choice lot of 30 bushels of fair. lncr-
chantablo potatoes. Tho range in tho
amount of seed used was very great
from to &C bushels, tho average being
e - bushels. Tho amount of seed used
In preparing for the throo largest Yields
reported were, respectively, PC, G6 and
49, bushels. A curious thing about this
seeding is that in tho first instance the
crop was 914 bushels, in the second SIT
and in the last 73S bushels. Another
curious fact is shown by II further study
OF the returns. In New York "A planting
of 40 bushels of seed yielded crop of
al bushels, and in Maine q seeding of
hut II bushels gave yield of j37 bush
els. In this last instance the potatoes
were all cut to ono eye, and tho seed
ends and stem ends discarded Every
thing points to the fact that we want
high bred potatoes for seed, as much rs
Ne want thoroughbred animals for
breeding, and the Same care in selection
should obtain III tho one case as in the
other BY all means rojoct understood.
Imperfect, badly shaped potatoes for
seed. says American Agriculturiss
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
April II. 1895.
ARRIVALS

Schrs 2ac, Sherman. New HavAn: Maggie
Cam Qnesn, New York, to VIM Lamb n Co,
for coal,
. >chr samuel II Sharp. Crowley, New
York. with guRno.
Schr Kcbecca jenkins. New York. liyht.
Ser + Knight. Jr. Crowley, New York,
light.
5 hr aud Blen 'ermnn, Lee, Charles
ton o Baltimore.
Schr William Jones, Farnham. New York,
light.
Schr Silvia Hall Low. New York. l.cht
Tug Edgar I luckcubuck. New York. with
bang" Anna So ish, to Vim Lamb & Co,
Barges Monarch Macauley and n & w
Nos aid 2. t. Wm Lamb ~ Co, for coal.
MEMORANDA
Rr tmp City OF Belfast arrived at Newport
CArE HrNRY. Va. April i2.-l2 NJ
Clear. East winds; 10 miles. Light sea.
CLEARED.
Brig Stacy Clark, Bowers. Prov dence, with
coal
sehr Geo \ Meradlen. Wallace. Portland,
with Goa.
coal
Bar &c Marion. New Havon. with coal.
Large Wasp, New London, with coal.
SAILED.
lrt al stmp Alvcna, Dow. New York
spanish stmp Ala y. CribHria. liverpool
via NeNport News. With assorted cargo
Syhr FANNIE II. Stewart, ! sne, New York,
with uu Der.
Schr Marion. Bradley James river. light.
Sehr G .r"nmtr. Mathis. scotland. to
load fJr New York
schr Albert Mason. Gale, New York, with
lumber.
,,chr Lester a Lewis, Hersrss. New York.
with lumber.
wi Ii oal.
schr Augustus lalner, Haskell. Portland.
With Coal.
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handle by slot (E), so that it may bo
quickly slipped off and worked upward
md downward q few times before be-
ginning to pump.
All tho parts arc mado of fiat iron
one eighth inch thick by three fourths
inch wide and can bo made by one
having facilities for cutting such iron
and drilling holes to fasten it together.
ahe parts arc held together by short
stove bolts. Tho dashcrs are fastened to
ihe rod by Il screw passing through it,
In tho adjustment Of this apparatus TO
the barrel, tho pump must be brought
Hear enough to tho end of tho barrel TO
allow Of tho full sweep of tho pump
handle, and the rod ca fixed 10 tho
sandlo so ~ to give full sweep to tho
elbow CD, that The dashoIs may DO car
Sied forward and backward TO their full
est extent No pateut has hoon applied
dor on this appliance, Professor May
Hard wishing all tho fruit growers 10
havo the benefit of it,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13
H. OLDD0NIN|0N STEAMSHIP
\ : COMPANY.
I FOR NEW YORK.

PASSENGER SiIiTs ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL.
4 from Norfolk ON MONDAY, TUESDAY, WE'D
IN. From New York on MONDAYS. TUESDAYS
WEDNI:-DAfS. THURSDAYS Vt 3 p. NJ, SATURr
DAYS, p. III.
Passenger accommodation UNSURPASSED.
Fare, including meals and sIaterooln BERTH IS 90
Fare. round tiip, limited 10 thirty days...... Is 90
For tickets ana reservation of stat. rooms apply
Al Companys office, Il Main street, or at general
FOX KCliMoND-Ship, leave Norfolk every
uNbAY m uphY S EVENING" MahHS'' a Ndys sye.y
Richmond the next morning.
TE1IE SCHEDULE ar STEAMERs
NoF'hHWmp ri,3' innray' AGeomaok, Enols and
Leave Company wharf, Sorolk
Foik oLi, roies-At $50 and ills n.
800 p M Bay Line Wharf. Norfolk at and 1i:3V
- E Ti IN MproN-At 1l:15 a. m. ana "a.
=. M: Bay Line, 1880 a. Ii. and p NJ; Portsmouth,
at 1000 a, NJ. and 500 p. m. n.
fOk NEN pOisiNEWS AND SNHIEH
ElELDIAt $50 p. M; Portsmouth, 2:45 p M;
Bay WIN Line ynasi, :. S N; w.y.r ,,,v..,.
pRilT,, except sunday, leaving Compaay's wharf
at SO;"0 u M; Portsmouth, 645 a. m; Bay Line
aoit St1ctz. T. i.oouossN AND sEy-
s:n y Notwithstanding At Old Point, leave
lug, ComPany,s wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
Ray ;ne Wharf, Norfolk, at Ia. MI; returning
"' E,It '' SANSEmONn RIVER AND
>UFFSGk-At3 Q. m; Portsmouth, $40 D. m;
connecting at Suffolk with S. and c. R. II
ST Maas1 1va ss' p,oSs9sn Vars
N.i.slR CAnoLaN1 NIVtSG0N-sFor-
mcrly N. n. & W, d. I--Steamer Albemarie leaves
Fridays Mt a. NJ earring freight and passengers
for Washington and points on the Tar, Pungo and
Freight FOR Nowborn. N. c., r.csived MT n. aud
s. K. X. depot. M ~
Freight received daily, srsspt Sunday, gatil d
Agent
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Rural New Yorker says: In using cot
tonseed meal as n fertilizer you must re.
member that 1t supplies Organic nitro
gen, the Same as is found i'll blood,
tankago or bone. This is slowly availa-
bic, and to give the best results should
be used with some nitrate Of Soda
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NJ Il! : !. w Norfolk.Western R.R.
iilEpULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER ls. 1874
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is, 1891.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
s''o n'ltD'-thc Chicago s;Nprcss-FOr
Petersburg. iei Ia n m % n Il
anu W Washington, also Tor
Lament burg. tSOnnONc.
Eadt"rd. sstucticid, Pc
cnisuntits, i&euoVn, CO.
Iuubus and Chicago.
Sleeper tonpoEc 10 a.
funbus without change
Niso Tor f'uiastti J.. EfrI.toI,
knoxville. thattunuo.i q,
Apu intermediate POINTS
ruiltnnu S,ccpcr. BRADFORD
10 thatIuuOOgu.
iv'Vo p m -lor Pctcrshurg, liadfOrd, Pulaski a.,
BRISTOL alto Tor ilurhclti. aud 70
,aiInlSs; also for Rocky Mount
ard all stations on Winston-S allen,
DIVISION. Has Pullman sleeper
Norfolk TO Roanoke Connects at
Rosuoke ~ 1;lO IN with Wash
inrt"u and Chattanooga, limited
for a'i points South aud West Pan.
man srtpcrS NOtuOkc to Memphis
rrd New Orleans. Din ng ear at
iaChei
\ II RlV Norfolk daily, SO ~ 1925 IN
SOL nm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13

PEAs-Steady; Black eye peas, $500
per bag; BLACK. :lal.O5 per bushel.
CoHN-S Southern white. 4lc.
i2c.
MILL FrEp-Market steady; iBran. SIS 90:
shipstuh, or middhmss. Sis.00aI9O0; meal,
VIII. te bo!teI. per 80 lbs, SIC.
~ No Timothy. sliOO; No. 2,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13

poANoKE, NORFOLK AND
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY, June 10Th, 1891, tho
steamers OF this line will lave Bay Line wharf
every Monday and thursday az 8 a. ~ for Ralti-
more, and lave Batimcre Pier No 81 Light stree,
wharf, every Tuesday aud Saturday al p. n
r. NM. RANDALL,
' @SiepHoue& Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13

AS to varieties, some do we'll III ono
soil, but not i'll another, and then tastes
differ about vegetables just as about
flowers or clothes. The progressive gar
doner always gets "A few new varieties
for trial, but the average man, if he is
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13

NORFOLK AND RAPPAHANNoCK ROUTE =.
IN ON and after SUNDAY, December goal, ~,
every Sunday at sa- M: for fappahoanocss AMI i,s
termediate landing: freight for shsss Eoines ~.
hammock iSejght received rs usual. -ss'i,sssi
WIN. RANpAI H.. A gent. ~
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ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.

MAIL AND EXPRESS daily except sunday q,
4 - ~ NJ and lVprcss DAILY except sunday Il, II
a. IA; connect with all rail and 80 cam lines M Nor
l"lk ior The North, LAS and West Passenger and
freight station ct ui East Main street Norfolk
and Western depot
IA STEIsE CAROLINA DISPATCH. FAST
IL FREIGHT LIN AND Old DOMINION LINE,
between all points Norm aud Eas; VIA Norfolk aud
Carolina.
Freight received daily and forwarded promptly
at low rates
ior further information apply to Tho General
Office OF the y. 4 :. H. L. Co, Norfolk, Va.
II. =. HUDGlNS,
=, General Freight and Passenger Agent
NJ X KING,
General Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13

DAILY b Breakfast D-Dinpcr H-c,r,cr
~. - connect at Weldon with A. G. Iiuc FULL
" U ~, s'IeIs Portsmouth to to Atlanta. ga.
wv Ni"hd2ys, Wednesdays aud Fridays con-
,Ct's az rankin with steamers olive Tor Eden
" i Gii l'uu ng on the river. Correct, NJ
hatifi With southern Railway Tor Asnevile y
T. r. points On inc W ~ =
No t93 ami ~. Ncs.ibuo Limited Train No
extra lare Weldon to Atlanta Pullman S'caper
i'rismouth 10 Monroe, y G. Comets directly at
ANGn'a, with w and X. r. Tor Chattanooga
Nd.nyii!c, and AL points West Connects with A
aud w T. Il. X. for Mobile Montgomery New
Orleans and all points Southwest
ARRIVE
NO. 40, Atlanta special 7S0a III.
mo IS Mail an EXPRESS : 90 p IN.
or tickets and baggage checked TO all points
South and Southwest, sleeping car re,ervatieD and
neral Information. call on or address ". V. Ii.
W i.Ilanl. ~. High strost, Portsmouth a.
1. ). ANDERSON. J. W BROWN, Jr.,
;. zen fa%. Agent. Pass and Ticket Agt.
L. 81. JOHN, JOHN ii. WINDEE
Vice-i'Tcsident. General Manager
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VELtItS' GUIDE.

DIVIDES El.GIiAN LINE STEAMSHIPS FoE
y PIiILApELrIiIA-un.y Gircc; -IT-e"
line from Norfolk to TIA hiofha.
ntii further orders, steamers are aTpuIUIC,i ~
sail nom Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday, and
Tuesday. Thursday and saturday.
throHgh hills oi iadins 10 all points south and
Southwest Sia :. ~, Atlantic Coast Line and
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
JAMES ". M,tAEHlCk
General ;OuihcIn Agent, NUrioik Va.
W. l.. CLN ~: y co,
AGelts, Philadelphia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13

itougn Rice Wanted.
Five thousand bushels, highest mar.
ket price. Fl. L. Owen, 30, 217, 27o
Water street,
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Tor, or they Will not remain III a neaitny
state. AS layers they cannot, as u rule,
equal the American birds.
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tDAily except sunday.
No. !, Cincinnati and St. Louis Limited daily
with Parlor car Old Point to Clifton Forge and
! uIhsh SieePcis Gordonsville TO Cincinnati and
o. i"n.,: Meals served on dining car west OF
Nc 3, +. i. v, daily, With Pullman Old Point
10 Linton and Pullman Sleeping Car Gordonsvie
70 cincinnati ana Louisville. Meals served on
Mnihg NaTs Connects at tCovirg,on, Va. for Vir-
Ihl9 i'ol Springs. No. makes local stops east OF
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk, daily IL noon
aud $50 p. III.
Tor further information apply to
L. Il. BROOKE i'esse niger Agent,
G. ( y. Ticket Office CRANKY street,
Under Atlantic Hotel
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
" l'tSI
SCHEDULE IL ETrECr MAEcu !, lso5

NAIL AND EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
dHily ,lcN'cpt sunday 9:4i a. IA. Tor hliaahe,h
,hyr Edcnton, NlacSry's rcrv. Roper pantogo,
Delm"Nrn, etc. ''nugcis ~ Ei"ntou with y & s
H. u. steamer As iuliows; Daily except sunday
Tor i'lympnlh and Windsor nus SuNI NUNS
DAY and SAlt lspAl irr all landing, ON Chowan
'iNer, an MukOAN and FRIDAY iur Srupo,runnr
river, Rhd WEDNESDAYS Tor Salmon Greek Con.
neo,S ~ hc inycn win steamer Virginia Dare tor
Ma1elel vIiIc south ,.teck. Aurora, Washington
and intermediate landings
EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK a,o
Z IA. daily tcNccat sunday Tor Elizabeth civ.
Liont"n 2nd wnN-siatiuus. connects at Elizabeth
ny with the steamer Mouse and Ncwbern Mon
dhy Tuesday, ihursdsy and saturday for New
Tern, l'panotc iilahd and Mor6hcad cry Kinston
anh 80 dsherTn Via A. N y. & Il; H.. and for
on the ". y. 4 y. Il. t.
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DoANOKE AND CASHIE RIVER LINE
STEAMER LUCY
leaves loot commerce street every wednesday at
=. M, Tor ly mouth and Ro.hoke river landings as
high AZ Palmyra, y. c., Windsor and all Ceshie
river landings. Freight received daily.
Phone No. l2S. Agents,
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NORFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE Of TRAINS IN EFFECT APRIL
Isl, 1898.
leave Nofil TX Leave Occeu View.
~, a. W. t:ih =. IA.
,.nn :" ~ llHJ Il. Ia.
'530p IN. Gii H. M.
SUNDAY TRAINS
1910 IL H. aooo -,
$3.50 D. Ia 500 J. m
saturdays only.
~ Vn tr'ipS i'n'ins Norfolk At Is aud 200 \. M
.mu V,eAn We" az ola T. ia. the iare viii be I,
AZ linin] step Al the following stations Primes:
nh1t NNcnu., nlcua,r. riust's, Hngzai,i! Ncck
h"'"; Si"P,"h' =. ult tatm Hcat. hillpott's Cro.s-
club slations. '' '"S D """ III
H. L. rA.E VA. nARRIrr Jr.,
anu lr'h' Genl M'gr.
'NiiE NORFOLK, ALBEMAnLE AND ATLAN
IiC HNlLEOAJCO
SiLAS ". BvRr. >,
,v,rrrr \" N,S NonnEy, E'eeivc's'
WINTER AND SPRING SCHEDULE IN
EFFECT FRIDAY, FEB. |, 1855.
LEAVE NourorK.
~ .:ioa M pa, pHiy go IT SUNDAY Mixed
I.;s"p M, I,"ily. Local Express
80 y. M. DAILY. Load T., pr,Ts
'SVP III, pay except Sunday. Local E1-
c'oP m. S1ndny only. Though Ex-
press.
e''' \. IN. I'ni except Sunday. Through
Express.
itANE 'iisUGNN BEACH.
M pa'iy except Sunday, Through
Express
$40 M. Daily except sunday. Local E1-
press.
100 a M. sunday only. Local Express.
j. - pm. DAILY except sunday. Mixcj
.'@V III .aily. Through ~ Tess
80 NJ Daily. Local EXPRESS.
~, EN M Daily. Local l.xp'css.
though EEprs' Trains n,ake tho trip ia
'oity-fvc mintcs
"a hair Car attached TO all Passenger trains.
Seats - cents each
h. L. HOLLAND,
General SUPERINTENDENT,
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Peanut NIari,ct.

Market steady; Prime, ic strictly prime.
&c; faucy 2;c; common lnl5c. Spanish. sos
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD con
DENSEp SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER is. 1885,
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NORFOLK And RICHMOND.
tvEsTInULE LIMITEp.l

Lave Norfolk 1885 p IN, arrive
Richmond 1900 p IA. connecting Tor
Washington, Baltimore, l'hiiade,-
pa and New lotk Erturuing.
leave Richmond 300 M arrive,
Norfolk 1893 4 IA. Stops only at
suffolk, Wa,crly aui Petersburg.
Sr,oud-cla>S tiskciS not accented
ior pa sage On these trains.
Othcr d-iiy trains lc2,o Norfolk
200 :. ~, arrive al Richmond lI.U,
10. icluTninE, leave Richmond
:, dlOp m; arrive al Soro.s $40 T. m
IC l"ithcI Information ~ to- uckets rates, bag
S,i' cheeks uto., call on OF address u " cot III
m pSuici Passenger agent, g. II BOSLtI,
il,k.t Agent - Main street, corner OF CRANKY. or
: l. Itch, Agent. depot N0itolA aud Western
IniIToad- ". Is BLNltL.
General Passenger Agent
General OlliCc. Roanoke Va.
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Merchants Z Miners TRANSPORTATION CO

DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. rEOyiDENCEAND SAVANNAH,
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
at p IN. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at On. m.
FARES TO BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
FIRST class, including meals and saloon
s J'o ON oeit n, .....; ..........."...a 90
second class incIudn. meals and berth...,. 90
FOR SAVANNAH.
Every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY "a
a. M, -
lMc-Frst class, including meals and
bunk ................ M 81 M
fe,ishablo Freight sent via Providence. far.
wardei 10y early train 10 Roston and at the aauae
T"tS Is bS direct steamers 10 Boston.
icrishahle .rcights not rcceive5 later than $40
T. m on sailing days of Boston ships; $50 saIlihe
days of Providence ships.
For further Information apply to
EH. WRIGHT, Agent, Norfolk, Va.
"A u, STLbBlNS. Asst Tariff Mgr.
W. I. TURNER, General Pass Agent
j. Z. WHITNEY. Traffic. Manager
General Offices baltimore, Md
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat COMPANY.

:, ne New ami powerful iron place steamer
WhSHlNGToN aud NORFOLK viii leave daily as
follows: 'e~'s "' -
NORTH HOUND
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1895-09-27
Silks from Jaffray Sale.

You can save enough in buying these
to purchase your Innings.
20-inch Check Taffeta Silk, the latest
for waists, 69c yard, worth SOC.
20-inch Striped and Figured Taffeta
Silk. 75c a yard, worth $l.OO.
24-inch Black Figured and Striped
Jacquards, so different styles, Soc a
yard, worth $1.OO.
2l-inch Changeable Figured and
Striped Taffetas, worth $l.25, 81 I'D.
26-inch Black Satin Duchesse, 1925
yd., worth $500.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1895-09-27
LanSburgh &Bro.
What SIIresCt1sess Accomplished
WE WERE RIGHT THERE WHEN THE SALE BEGAN
We bought heavily from the Jaffrays
Receivers Sale

OUR STORE shows it, The Of merchandise exhibited in
parts tcketed with purchases
much below prevailing prices means something It significant
Of the that counted the heaviest purchasers
Thousands of dollars worth of merchandise of all the dra
BILE kinds here within your reach such saving We
begin tell al-but let these idea gvers"