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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08


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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08

Everybody will be glad to hear
that Hon William A. Ohley,
who was so severely injured in
the railroad disaster at Tunnel.
ton, September 2G. is almost en-.
tirely recovered, and will be able
IN a few days to resume business.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08

EVERYTHING has gone Repub.
licau except horses aud wool.
They will still sell at Democratic
prices for year or tive.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08

KENTUCKY Republicans have
the legislature on joint ballot is
the glorious news that has just
reached US.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08

EVEN Democrats ought 10 be
glad. Did not the Republican
victories in 81 make determines.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08

WEST VIRGINIA will follow
Maryland and Kentucky into the
Republican column next year.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08

Coon morning Utah Permit
us to extend the right hand Of
fellowship.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08

OLD Louisville, the pride of
the South, went Republican at
the rate of 5000.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08

o. GoRMAN, OBrice. 0 Jimmy
Campbell. where are You at
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08

show was one of the wonders al
the Worlds Fair in '99 and on
this occasion was much appIauded
by the editors. At night the |
radiant pyrotechnic display and
phantom naval engagement was
viewed with delight by the as.
sembled thousands.
A PLEASANT EVENT.
The following is in part taken
from the Atlanta papers: At {
p. N. Saturday night the Asso-
citation was called to order in the
spacious parlors of the Alham.
bra Hotel for the purpose of
adopting resolutions commend
ing the Cotton States Internal.
lonal Exposition to the world at
large, and thanking the officials
and others for the many court
estes and favors that had been
rendered the editors and their
friends. Before the meeting had
Time to adjourn. Hon. w. I.
Burnside, editor of the Delta and
mayor of Buckhannop, arose
and addressed the assembly,
stating that he bad a most pleas
ant duty to perform. HIS speech
was a clustering OF beautiful
gems of eloquence. He spoke of
the many enjoyable features of
the excursion, pronouncing it
the most successful outing ever
taken by the West Virginia
press. Turning and addressing
the presiding officer he said
I'VE feel, Mr.. President, that
we owe it all to you. You have
by the efficient manner in which
you have managed the affairs of
this association and of this me.
morable excursion. endeared
yourself to every member. We
are conscious of the fact that we
can never repay you for your
efforts to provide for our pleas
ure and entertainment, but we
desire 10 present you with this
cane as a slight token of our
love. On behalf of the Associa.
| beg you to accept it, and may
God ever bless and direct YOU
The recipient of the beautiful
cane expressed his sincerethanks
in a few words and spoke of the
courteous treatment he had
received since he had been
the chief official of the Associa. /
ton. The cane in question was
one of the costliest and most
beautiful the committee could
find in Atlanta. The stick was
of heavy ebony and the head
somewhat like this 90,
was solid gold, massive, beauti-
fully chased and bearing the in
scription
Presented to
STUART F. REED
BY W, Va. Editorial Association at
Atlanta Exposition.
Three days at Atlanta and also
three nights had been sufficient
to enable the excursionists TO get
q pretty thorough view Of the
Exposition and the city, and at
Saturday night a ma.
iority Of the party decided TO
make start for West Virginia.
Several. however, remained a dav
or two longer. In another letter
We shall speak of the Exposition
and the things to be seen .here.
II is well worth seeing and the
most delightful road to go is via
Washington and over the great
Southern Railway.
@o-----
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08

WHILE the grand demonstra-
tion was in progress on Clarks.
burg's streets Wednesday night.
the TELEGRAM wired congratula.
lions 10 Governor Lowndes. In
a few minutes the following was
flashed back:
CrMnEKLANn, Mn,
Nov &, 1s!l5.
TELEGRAM.
Thanks for Your congratula-
tions. ] should be glad to lie with my
friends in Clarksburg tonight
ILoYD I.owSpEs
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08

Saturday was the visit to Hagen
beck's trained animal show. This
show was one of the wonders at
the Worlds Fair in '93 and on
this occasion was much applauded
by the editors. At night the
radiant pyrotechnic display and
phantom naval engagement was
viewed with delight by the as.
sembled thousands.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08

AAt ''NaN IAllSNhIN tIItNkS. NIlDIte
colorings-all 30 inches wide
SO cents.
Its not only these cxtraordina-
ry soc lines we're calling atten.
ton to, but as representation of
a general line from Toe to 81. 50 a
yard that We believe is without
equal in this country. and we'll
send you samples when you write
for them 10 see what you think
and that will he the same as We
think or we're very much mis-
taken III the wonderful values
but we don't think we arc.
Several cases Of late things
from Europe in Dress Goods.
Novelty suitings and tailorinss.
&c 10 sI.5o that viii convince
you where its best for YOU to
buy Dry Goods.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08
FRIDAY. Nov. s. 1906.

MCKINLEY stock is going up.
WHAT a delightful U. S. sena
tor Foraker will make.
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08
OFFIC IAI- COUNTY DIRECTORY

OFFICIAL COUNTY DIRECTORY
Henry Haymond CLERK Circuit Court
p. NJ. Long. .... Clerk County Court
Chas. W. Lynch ....... Pos Atty
j. 1. Alexander. ,-......... Sheriff
5. q. Denlam. ......... Deputy Sheriff
Jesse Eagerly. Assessor Lower District.
Fierce sidebottom Upper .
j. w. Bailey .......... surveyor.
COURTS.
Circuit Court conyenes on the second
tuesdays OF January, May, ndSeptem-
County Court convenes in March,
June, September and December OF each
year, always on the second Monday.
The Federal Court holds two sessions
annually in Clarksburg, converting in
April aud again in October.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-08
CheViOt SditiagS,

In neat mixturc effects, choice
eolorings-aIl 80 inches wide
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
baltimore 'EnriIct..

rMrMonL, sept I0.-Flour weak AMI
lowor: Weston suieriine, =. 2Uu2. 40: West ru
tAtIa. - 5UA2 80 40 Family, :2gjn %. ,y.u-
ter wheat patents, -. 2jNJ 20. spring do So. 40
aJ.iU: 40 straight. .3.45u3 49, Wheat
closed easy; No ioi, GJ.auU.c, steamer
No red. 5I,Njt.c. Southern wheat by
sample. asaG2c; 40 on trade. = Ihl c. Corn
csose steady. No mlAud, spo., iOaiU:c
Southern white corn, 3,c; do yellow. 4Oini,c.
Oats, firm NJ white Western. .G!u2ic; Nu
mixed wehtorn, -4a4itc. lTuyjslDns tirm;
mess pork, vi3. 81. hulk shoulders Il &c. short
III slucs. 1!c. Gear sides, tsC; eugur cured
shoulders, &c, hams. Halo. Lar,i. refined
'.c. Conce. duL; No /. ldc. sugar weak
Erauuiuteu, :i.iJ.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
MRS. DIGGs' GREAT SCHEME.
The Question IL, However,. VIII 1t Pan
Outp

Out?
Is full and complete woman suffrage
to he ruthlcssly forced upou us?
1t would seem SO, judging from the
action of Mrs. Anna L.. Diggs of Kan
sas. She has planned colony in Colo
RADIO which she proposes to populate
largely with Kansas women, giving rs
reason for the change that Colorado
accOrds women fuller suffrage than
Kansas She is enthusiastic over her
project and expects to make an extraor-
binary shortage of women i'll Kansas
Then what will be the result: 1t is
that which interests us. What will
Kansas do? Why. give women more
power than Colorado, of course, to entice
them back. What else can she do? And
when this migratory spirit takes posses
sion OF other women, what will follow !?
Shall we not see them fiocking to the
state that gives them tho most liberty?
Shall we not have to throw down all
barriers and accord them every privilege
To keep them? How can state prosper
without women? Think of Illinois ms "a
state Of bachelors! Would not the men
fall over themselves III their anxiety to
offer Inducements to the women TO re-
turn? Would not other states do the
same if suddenly abandoned by the
women?
Great is the scheme Of Mrs Anna L.
DiggS Of Kansas She will lead tho
women to victory-if they will follow
her. Chicago Post
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
New YORK Market.

NEW loUx. September l0.-Flour. dull;
winter wheat low grades, -. i5a2. 60, do. l..lr
so fancy. IL. 1ja5.25; ito, patent. 50 5Un. 10.
minnesota clear. s!.Gj.i.lO. TO patents -. 80
Hltu low extras, -. 5G2.6 90. city mills $3.U
III. 10 ITO patents. II. OJai.25. southern flour
dhll ANA weak common To iulr extra, SOON.
: 40. Eood TO choice. do. ouA3.U W. Wheat
lul! anu easier; No =. roo, store ana elevator
~ &c "lont, b2!au2.c. unsraied rod. .lu
DC; NO ,. red, ,3.c. Corn. duh ana eisI,r
No :, 35ia e, elevator, Ja.Rl".c, HiIOut; I'M.
graded unAed, % sa5J e: steamer mixed 81 IA
bStCi No 2. iSaaIJ.c. oats, IN iutratt!7 a,tl,u
and st,Ady; 80 :. 23!c; 10 : white ISL.
mixed Western. a. L; white 10, 27a35c. ,;ut
meats. easy. pIched bellies. q u: shoulder,
b.c hums - ".c. mIddics nominal: ruor.
CLEAR 500. Lard. lower; Western steam
closed AT tc.lIa; city. sUau.iu. Pork fairly
hcuNe ami nrm; mess siO.2Jal0, -. extra
primo, nominal. COiicc-Hlo. dulI and ep,y.
No 7. l5,c. sugar law. quiet and stc.uy
tair refining. Sc. Refined, moielut ~ nctlI,
and trm, OIL a, j rloc. mould y. i II-IouIg;
ttnndnrd y. i;ai 7-l6c, cut loaf, i 10 lGc.
crushed, .a5 Lice, Slnnulatud. i y-lUc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
cotton VI trI,rts.

Nrw YyrT. september iU.-Cotton fnturee
closed barely stoAIy. sales. aUO.,uU bales.
Miauliig quit IS: mIHGnng uplan,Is. 81.
hcrtcmi OF, 5 II; Oct Der, II. November,
5 Il a December, : IS; january. : 81; febru.
nrS, 5 s.; March. - April, is.
lie total net consolidated receipts of cot
ton reported !iUm all ports to-day wyr,
p,lyl bales; exports TO hicat i:ritt n. 5iy
bales; to rance, 800 bales; to Continent, =
bales; STOCK, 2J9. oa2 bales.
hivrH opI. sept. lc. 1880 - m-Cott II
quiet, American mIu0lluS, ll-J.d. Sales.
G,0UD bales. American, $500 bales. spocuGt.
sion and export. 800 b"io r,ccIpts,- bales,
American - b les.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
NORFOLK { SOUTHERN R, R. CO,

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT July lsoJ
MAIL. AND I-AI.E>- IEANI-S Soma. Xix
any except sunday $40 u IA tor Elizabeth
10y, fi"ni"n, Maokcya Ferry Roper pante.o
Bcihav"n, &c. Connects ~ Eiouton with n n :
L. sic.n.r As follows BaiIy except sunday
ioi riymonih and Windsor. 'lurSDAi, rIIlIiss.
DAY aud SATURDAY for all LANDINGS o,, t'hnwau
iiNer, "u MDEbAl AMI FRIDAY icr : upp,I,,.r..
u'er, nni WEDNESDAYS Tor s,inuf, rrr,I Cn,,
meets Al Re Haven viii, steamer Virsiui, lat. 4,
NaEclGNNtllv. south Creek Aurora WAshnrt,,,
md intermediate landings
LNENlN" EMPRESS LEAvrS NORFOLK az
!. IN. uaiIy lcNee.' sunday iot Elizabeth civ,
i.ueht"ll ana waS-staiiuus toUnc,I- nj Elizabeth
Wy with IA" stc1m", Ncusc Tuosday Ihursdav
anu Saturday for Newborn Roanoke I,lauu ~" !,
Morehcad City kinatOn and G,ldshorfo VIA 4 h
\. Il; H.. and Tor lackS0u,i lite Wilmington y
C'and all stations on the ". y. as L.. L
Arrive At NORFOLK.
MAITLAND EMPRESS daiiy except SUNDAY, a,
- y. M, ant INnrcsS daily lcncCp ~unJurI ~ fl
N CONNECT with all iail aud >Icam lines N Nor.
folk for the North. LIS: and West Passenger 40
iiOt icOt OF lt.i Nam street Soriu .,id w.
cru depot rcight station on Water street.
AsIEEE CAROLINA DISPATCH FAST
!. ELIHliI LIN AND OLD DOMINION LINE
..lWeeh All points North and East via Norfolk ana
Carolina -'"'''
freight received daily u.ti 3 - IN ami r..
sAriei promptly at low rates.
lor further information apply TO the General
oiicc OF the y. y :. 4; z. Co, Norfolk, Va.
~ :. ,. , General frcigh, and Passenger Agent
,,ntrJl Nilp,.sr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
Big Union of Bankers.

Tho American Bankers association
with It's venerable traditions, is 10 be
succeeded by n vigorous institution
which proposes to invite to its member
ship the active financiers of the United
states. The new organization had its
birth at II secret meeting Of the council
OF administration If the New York State
Bankers association held in New York
recently.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market.
BY Southern Associate Press.


New YnRr. Sept l0.-Morey on cIll easy
at lall per cent CLOSING ut pr cent Stcri-
ing eXriunge il steady, with actual business
III bankers bills ut is. niSoi for sixty days
and 4Sy a4yUt for demand. Posted rates.iS!a
40. Comm ercinl ILLS, iSjalSSi. Govern-
mcnt bonds firm.
THE STOCK MARKET-cLosISo BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. 81: American Cot.
for Oil. ref. III: American Sugar REIN
sr'ts. llls; American Sugar Gefiuo-ieS. pref,
Iola: American Tobacco. 9di: Amcrcau To-
bacco. pref i0i: Topeka AMI Atchison.
Santa Re, 2l!: Baltimore and Ohio. &c; Cam
ada Pacific, 5cl: Chesapeake and Ohio. POI:
Chicago aud Alton 1913: Chicago. i'ur!nr-
TON ana Quincy. S9i; Chicago Gas Trnst. &. q:
delaware and IGckawanna. 1888 ID sii'-
ers aud Cattle Feeders. 81 Eric. 81 Eric.
recf. %: General Electric. IS Illinois
central. S:iake Erie aud W cstorn.2Jt Lake
ERIE aud Western. pref. Sn LAX" shore,
Loo: Louisville and Nashville, GA: Ious
VIE. New Albany AMI Chicago. %: Man
baton Consohdatcd.ll2l: Memphis ami Char
loston. 10: NJ chigau Central l1l: Mis-
souri, Pacific. 40. Mobile and Ohio. 20
Nashville rnl Chattanooga. 40; Unitod
Htatos torducc. g.: United States Cordagr,
pref. 49,: New Jersey Central. 1i2: New
York Central. ll'l; New York and New Eng
land, 20: Norfolk and Western. pref. lIs;
Northern Pacific. 5t Northern Pacific
pref Isl; Notwithstanding; Northwestern.
pref. an; acIiic Mail. 33!; Heading. 2Oi;
Rock Island, 81: II. Paul.7ii: st. PRul,pref..
l29; Silver Certificates. Gi,: Tennessee Conl
ana Iron. i5i: Tennessee oti and lrou.pref.,
rs: Texas lnoiiic. Il: Union Pacific
To-. Wabash, ": Wabash. pref. AT: Western
Union. B.. Wheeling aud Lake Erie. To-;
Wheeling aid Lake Erie. Aabamr pref, 30.
c'ass y, 100; Alabama. class Is. ip5; Ala
eamn class G. 100; I.ousiaua IS. 100;
North Carolina Is. l03. North C'rolinn G's
ia: Tennessee New Scttcmcut3s. ~ asko ;
virginia l. =. deferred. y! Virginia Trust Re
ceipts. b. Virginia Funding Debt GSl; United
s'hicS Is, registered, MS; Unitei states As,
coupons. ll3l; United states IS. Do;
Southern lhu!wuy SIS. &c, southern hallway
Common, -; southern halfway Common,
pref, ii.; south Can UiiiA 49, lu5.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11

SOUTHERN FRuITs-Bauanas. Il. GOAL. 25 per
bunch; oranges, Sorrento. per box I3 rs:
cocoanuts. SiUO Der bag Of 100. plneapples.
7nsc, lemons. sGOOa6.25; Northern apples,
S2.u0R2.2 %.
fouarKY-C Chickens, old Csc; spring chick
ems. l0a20c.
EGos-Whocsnle. i3alic per doI
BEEswAN-25c por pound
!HUcK-lrish Misunderstanding potatoe y.
Slai.25 per barrel; Onions, 500 per bag.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11

,pa.!v B-BrcAEfnst. b-Bi,,par. s-supn,,
~ u connect at Weldon with a G. Line FULL
man s,.-pers Portsmouth 40 TO Atlanta. Ga.
oi Mondays. Wednesdays. aud Fridays con.
nee 5 at Franklin with steamers olive tor Eicn
ION ,, hhi tHndng ON the river Conrects at
E"itiIh VIII southern Railway for Asncyiile ~
Il. u: ''"'' '' '''e ~" -
No 403 and H. Yeslibuie Limited Train. No
extra fare Weldon to Atlanta. rullman So .uer
Portsmouth, 10 Nti,Htt ga. onucts t.icrtIy a,
Atlanta, with W and ! L. |; for Chatlsnnp1,u
Nashville, and all points West Connects with a
and W J.. Il. L; Tor Mobile MONTGOMERY. Nav
Orleans and all points Southwest "
AI.blNE.
fNr. ~. Atlanta pcyia 1.iOa
NO IS, Mail and Exurcs> 5:5ip
South and -"uthwest Stepping car reservation and
neral Information. call on or address W. V H.
Williams. iI1 ili,h si,e.t. Portsmouth H.
4. J. ANDERSON j. " BROWN jr.,
Gen. Pass. Agent. iass. and Ticket }Ct.
T.. ST JOHN, JOHN II. WINDEE
Vice President. Como. NJ Mana. r.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
ksss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Company.
! FOR NEW YORK.

pa sSENG EH SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
from Norfolk on MONDAY. TUESDAY, WE'D.
NESDAY. III TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 70 D.
m. From New York on MONDAYS. TUESDAYS,
w EDN ESDAl ;. THURSDAYS at p. IN. SATUR.
DAYS, 4p.m.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Fare including meals and stateroom bsrln..S s %
rare, FOUND trip. limited 10 thirty days.. IL %
For tickets and reservation OF stats rooms apply
A. tompanyn office. II Main street. or at general
Office al wha.;
Fol; MCHMoND-Ship. leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY u III. ana leave Newport News every
SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening. arriving at
Richmond the next morning
TsuE SCHEDULE GF S'FEA FRS
kle Of Wight, sainng daily. exeert sunday.
Leave Company wharf Norfolk.
F0tt Oi.D pOiNs-At 6, c: o and Ills ..
m. ana I:.o p. m; Portsmouth. G:l5 Gas aud 1905
anu 3:U5 u. an; bay Line Wh l.. Norfolk ut CO.
anu i:iO III. ana SOP. IN.
FOIk tMfION-At lI:i5 a. M nnd 4:l5
pm; Bay Line l3U H. and 1870 p m Portsmouth
at 1905 u. M. and sos p. M
EOtt NESSrOsk NEWS \ Nd SMITH
EiEi .D--At 80 p. IA Portsmouth, 2;i5 D. ~;
Bay Line wharf p. IA. Tue, ."ss, MeaLesda 5.
~ iAuays -, rrIua,-. At j 30 y m; Pot..
81 m; Bay Lin ,.Ocp III, o. Monday ard Sat-
IRA ".
FOR EASv AND wAkE RIVERS
Daily. except sunday leaving Companys wharf
at $50 q. m; Portsmouth. 6i5 a. M Bay Limo
Wharf. Norfoik, 7 a. M.
,Otk sAGh ann POQCOSiN esiy
EiES-louching q, Old Point. leaving Company's
wharf 'iaiiv rNcr,I sunday NJ Il. M: Portsmouth
G:l5 ~ ~, Bay Line Wharf Norfolk. At 6:su Il. III.
returning ncXt GAY.
s..ts >EyE..N XIV E'f-Inesiay Thurs
AZ nud saturday from Conpany's nurt ut ~ a.
M portsmouth GI5 M bay Lane, Norio a. am
FOR NANSrMOND RIVER AND
>IJffUI.K-At3 r. IN: Portsmouth, $40 p. M;
eonneetugat suffolk with S. AMI c. Ii. Il
IiFreisnt 70, Mathews, Back, roauosin. Ware
Severn ana Nausemond rivers must be prepaid
1vrkrrs CAROLYN ,.D1vss.O>-For -
meTly N N n W. u. l--Steanier Albemar ell
NorIolk for Washington, N. C., Mondays At y. ia;
Lu,>dsys at a. near ing freight and pa-'eH-
gers for Washington and poiuts on the Tar. Punks
and Pamlico rivers
Freight for Newborn. n, C., received at ~ aaA
S. K. Il dcpot.
Freisl. rs.s.ycd daily. except Sunday, .n,ils2
III ii. u. SkuNL.,l4 tsks
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11

" LARD-Puro lard. terces, Ito cases AID
tnos. 40; compound. sc; terccs. i'll cases
5.c.
CnEEsE-Cream. l0alO!c: Western Dairy,
ea9lc.
BurrEn- Market advancin New York
State. dairy. new. 2la23c; fresh creamery.
2is25c; Western. l6alSo
KEROSENE UII-Firm: ll2 degrees, Ito
6O degrees; l3.c: Rel 100 degrees. lie
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PEAs-Steady: Black oyc peas, $3.50
per bag: Black. nc per bushel
Com. Southern white, uuiet, 3sa52c
OArs--Steedy; Mixed. SEE; white, SIC.
MILL FEEp-Alarket steady: Iran. :l7 80:
Shlpstun. or niid,llings. $500; meal white
bolted, per so lbs. SIC.
Hay No. l Timothy. Sl7.50; No. =, ji5.
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NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.

tvI sTtuvtT tiNItul
Leave NOriulG IJJ u m arri a
lilchinond 1900 u ~ connecting TOT
Washington, Nallimutr rhiiule-
FhII amt Ncg York i,turuiur.
leaN" Richmond ..Ou = M airiVU
kori'Ik II - "a. stops only al
Sulolk N.tcry an: p,,yr,hi,r,.
Sv,oud-Ula-s tickets mot arcnr,oi
Tor pa,stgr On these trains.
Oih,i duul trains leave Norfolk
ia ~ arrive al Richmond lluI
M. Eeulnlng, leave Richmond
j u nj, arrive Al Noriols 10 ,
pm.
fof hifther Information rs 10 tickets rates. rar.
{hSey checks etc. call on or address X. ". COt'Ef-
NEl District Passenger agent; C. II BOSLEY
iiek"t Agent. i26 Main street. or { r. linen
Agent, depot Norfolk and Me.lern railroad
". Il Bi.NILI.
General Passenger Agent.
General OhCe. Roanoke Va
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re AvEu.EI.S GUIDE.
flniE NORFOLK, ALBrMAsLE AND ALLAN
TIC RAiLHOAu co.
". vA y N SWnn; Receivers.
TIME TABLE No I'm EFFECP SITNDAy


Tic RAILROAD co.
". Vas NoRpns. Receivers.
iiME Table No. I'm EFFECT SUNDAY.
sEfI. lsI, 1923. AT GO LOCK AM.
l.LA\r. NoKr Ok.
500 M, daily except SUNDAY mixed; arrive yir-
GINA fcach 30 M
1000 III. daily through exp,css. arriv, VIRGINIA
leach 80 u IN.
l.; /" y III, daily. local express: arrive Hir,inla
h-ach IL u IN.
$50 IN, daily, through express: arrive Virginia
Beach TO, T. IN
6:l5 y M, daily IoraI express. or,iyc yirvtni,
Beach 500 pm.
40 ~, daily tnr,ugu express. arrive yiryini,
Beach 500 u IN.
LEAVE VIRGINIA REACH.
SIS M, daily local express. arrive Norfolk nj
800 am.
.; "a M, n4,Iy cIc'p, Sunday, ,nixcd arrive Nor
ok Jam
.i5 m, daily, stops only vt pnosnn I,unb,,r.,
49," KEN SNll. arrive Norfolk % nm
40 pm ~, daily through express arrive Sor.oiI
- u n
G:ij III, daily local cxrrcss. nr,tyc Nn,r,t =, n
Pun.
9l5pm, La,Iy through cvrre,; arrive Norfolk
Sbpm.
On Sundays the 10 a IN Train from NorGlk
u ri Orvaua - ~ ="
Trans stop only on signal ~ Intermediate
hMi"h- I" ut all or take az passengers,
through Express Trains mako tho trip IN
.hlrty.hrc minutes, Local Express Trains
forty-fvc n,inutrs
A Chat, Cars attached to all Passenger train,
Seats - cents each.
b.. HOLLAND,
GcncrHt Superintendent