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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
Not Immodesc {.

Riding the bicycle has ceased to
be either undigniied or conspicuous.
Several years ago a bishop denoun-
ced the practice by women as i'm
modest andsstherefore immoral. An
lmmodest IN on a bicycle would
surely be immodest still, the wheel
not having any power to save her,
but an immodest woman would be
immodest walking in the street or
sitting in church, or wherever she
might be; The bicycle has nothing
whatever to do with modesty or i'm
modesty, with morality or immortality
and when the pious bishop uttered
his denunciation Of the machine
and its use, his ~intellectuals must
have been befuddled by too much
bordering on subjects too hard or
too easy for him. But his dictum
has not counted for much, for the
bicycle is growing in popularity
every day, and the manufacturers.
one of which is turning out 100 ma
chimes a day, have difficulty in filing
the orders that are sent to them.-
John Gilmer Speed in August Lip
~pincott's.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
New Sort of N

A new variation of poker has sprung
up. 1t deals out the entire pack In
equal numbers to all players. If five are
playing, for example, each will get ten
cards at the start. II seven are playing.
each get seven, the three cards left over
being put aside. Then, instead of draw
ing. each player discards as he likes
from his hand so that he shall have five
cards to play with, making the best
nand possible out of those dealt him.
hands are apt to run high in this sort
OF game. 1t is called Peculiar.
A poker in which six cards were
dealt, discards and draws being so reg
ulated that only five cards constituted
the final hand, has been known for some
time, but this is a further development
OF that idea. 1t is said to have-nriginat-
ed along the shores of Long Island
New York Sun.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25

it was not only suggested by the Cover
nor, but by Mr.. Adams as well sanctioned
by Col. Smedley in an impressive speech,
citing a number of p~recedents, approved
by a full board after thorough discussion
without q dissenting voice, and a written
opinion, in my Office, OF the Attorney
General OF the state, in d perfectly anala-
gous case, affirms the perfect propriety
aud legality of the transaction"
1t will be observed thst in referring to
these financial matters the shrewd Presi-
dent has carefully avoided defining them,
especially the one wherein he refers to
Adams and Smedley. We have seen
neither the Governor or Smedley since
reading this editorial but upon referring
that portion OF it to Mr.. Adams, he said:
"That is simply bosh and silly-Shann"n
used to complain that he was receiving
nothing for his work as regent, and said
he could not stand il. / did not know
that he was receiving from the regents
expense fund nearly $500 per day, for
each day except Sunday in the year, and
did say to him if he could be properly
paid for his services | would be glad, bet
never suggested to him to take any
money wrongfuily or even technically so.
Neither did | know this until months
aftes he had done it. Neither did | sug-
gest to him the making OF a false report
to cover the thing up. The Attorney
General may have told Shannon that
expenses might be paid out Of the Exper-
imeDt fund but not pay for services. The
law forbids pay for services for regents
and Crawford would not advise Shannon
to do any unlawful thing. Col. Smedley
claims he knew nothing OF Shannon'slat-
tempt to take money for his services
until .ong after it was done. The Col.
was astonished when with myself we
found the cover up in the false report OF
Shannon and Hale"
Here We have the statements OF two
members OF the Board. One il seems
who has received money as salary in a
position when a salary is not allowable
under the law, which he does not deny,
while the other is a disinterested party
except that he remains true to the Gov
ernor, the school and the state. As to
the yeracity of these two men we leave
the public to draw it's own conclusions,
until other proofs are a~ttainable.
Mr.. Shannon closes his statement with
the following paragraph:
The people, fairly informed, will read
the real purpose OF the attack from this
direction, and viii understand that lis
purpose is not TO protect the public
treasures but TO annoy and hinder an
officer who is trying to maintain dignity
and deceney in the management OF pub
lie affairs"
just where the deceIcy and dignity
comes IN Ie fails to demonstrate. Posi-
the dignity referred TO is in gathering in
the paltry $4,000
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
NEW CANCER TREATMENT.
II Points to Curative Method Of Great

Value.
Among the diseases for the cure of
which it is hoped that treatment with
an antitoxine serum will be effective
are certain kinds of cancer. Interesting
experiments designed to prove, il posi-
BILE, the efficacy of such treatment have
been made during the last eight months
on both sides Of the Atlantic. The sub
stance injected has been either an anti
toxine serum obtained from an animal
infected with erysipelas or the toxins
itself Of erysipelas.
The most interesting experiments in
this field made in Europe have been
those Of Professor Emmerich and DR..
Scholl, who published a few weeks ago
the record of six cases-iye of carcinoma
Of the breast and one of epithelioma OF
the face. The substance injected was an
a%ntitoxine serum of erysipelas obtained
from inoculated sheep. In several Of
these cases the disease had appeared a
second time, after an operation. The
good effect wa observed within two or
three days. One patient appears to have
bSCh SufCu, tcAupOfdIliN al ItdSt-
The number Of similar cases treated
with erysipelas serum or toxine in this
country has been much larger. In some
cases the toxines of erysipelas and Of
the Bacillus prodigiosus have been used,
and in others an antitoxine serum pro-
cured from a horse made proof against
erysipelas by repeated inoculations--the
method pursued in obtaining the anti
diphtheric serum In some instances
there has been 10 perceptible good effect.
In others improvement is reported, and
In some cases of epithelioma the patients
appear 20 have been cured. Owing to
the varying effects and for other reasons
the record is by no means conclusive as
to the efficacy of either serum or t~oxines,
although the experiments may eventual
ly lead to discoveries of much value.
The matter has for some time been the
subject of inquiry made by a competent
committee, whose report will show
clearly how much has been accomplish
ed--New York Times
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
They Deserve III.

Laura Press, 0 years old, and Ida
Pfeiffer, Is years old, pupils Of Professor
Mayer at the North Side natatorium.
accomplished a great feat for girls of
their years the other morning. Without
stopping they padded for two hours
around the big tank, covering more than
TWO miles each. The girls claim the
championship of the ity.--Chicago
Times Herald.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25

We publish this week what we
believe to be the true status OF the
present row in the State board of
regents. The facts presented have
been gotten from reliable sources
and o. persons in a position to know
what are the facts. When the end
comes, we predict that Governor
Sheldon will be fully sustained aud
it will be demonstrated that he IS
working for the true interests Of
Bookings College.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
%Innocent Poker.

Poker playing TOR money has been
considered one of those ferns oi amuse-
ment with which the law may justly
interfere, but Chief Justice Beatty of
the supreme CONT of California y Y in
a recent decision: Poker playing for
money, however objectionable in fact,
is in the eyes of the law as innocent as
chess or any game played for recreation,
and its votaries and the places where it
is played are not criminal. On with
the jackpot: let joy be urconiined -
Boston Herald.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
certifying to the Governor and q. s. De-

certifying 70 the bOvernOr u u =. de-
partments a false report OF the expendi-
ture OF the money receiyed from the
general government, reporting this $50
a. having been expended for travelling
expenses. Shannon and Hale, regents
aud president and treasurer respectfully
Of the board OF regents, certified that
they had made a careful examination of
the books and vouchers Of the expert
mental station and that they agreed
with their report, which was not true,
because for the fiscal year for which the
report Ia made, there were but two
vouchers for travelling expenses made,
one for $50 and one for s2S.25. Still
they report and certify as correct travel
ing expenses s2Os.25, smuggling in $50
unlawfuIly put into Shannon's pocket.
DIR. MeLouth well knew this and hence
his power over Shannon and Hale, the
knowledge oil which fact no doubt sub
jugated their better Judgment TO his sup
port.
Another string the DR.. pulls is to write
to people, suggesting that certain places
in the faculty will soon be vacant. APP
p~arently thereby to gam help from the
friends OF those persons who would like
to I'll the places to be vacated. BY this
means, he has no doubt brought individ.
nals and newspapers to his support which
he could have acquired in no other way:
Much more might be said ofthe shrewd
manipulations and shortcomings of DIR.
McLouth as gathered from many sources,
which, If necessary, nodoubt will appear.
We have no desire TO persecute, however.
and are writing only in the interest oil
justice and our institution oil learning at
Brookings which should be an honor
rather than a disgrace to the state. We
believe every intelligent man who has
followed the B~rookings difficulties thro'
their meanderings for the past five years
that hoe not N nar.nnaI ;n+.r..@ ~ ..b.
for himself or some friend, is by this time
willing TO admit that a general house.
cleaning and removing OF barnacles from
the institution is absolutely essential to
its success. 1t is a peculiar situation in
deed, when the management OF a college
has become so perfectly obnoxious to
the people OF a state hat it is unendur-
able; that the students are leaving and
it is dying by inches; hat the applica-
ton OF any remedy is impossible.
Had not Governor Sheldon been more
than usually %forbearing and cllaritably-
inclined, he would have, long ago, in
vestigated this malfeasance in office and
invited the guilty parties to step down
aud out. The patrons and would-be
patrons OF Brookings College feel keenly
the disgrace that DR.. McLouth and his
henchmen have brought upon the school
and hope that His Excellency will take
some steps to remove the accumulated
garbage to the end that it may be built
up and take its proper place at the head
OF the educational institutions OF the
state.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY D. 1895
LEAVE NORFOLK.
ES N dai{, except Sunday-(Portsmouth
High street, 7:So q. M Arrive at Phiia
deiphia $3.50 p. NJ; New York at 1888
LEAVE NORFOLK.
6:lo p. m. daily. Portsmouth, High street o.v1
AtIi'eat Philadelphia $40 O. m y Now
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
800 m daily, portsmouth, High street, 9: l0)
ieaSins NeS York p. M; Philadelphia
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
Sos p m. daily except Sunday-(Portsmouth
High street, Sis p. m.) leaving New
c,o.o York al a. n; Philadelphia, 10: 70 n M
,,,es se injection made with all rail aud sound
Pullman Sleeping Cars OH night trains between
Jersey City, Philadelphia and Cape Charles. Pull-
nhn Buf,t and Paror Cars on day trains between
Philadelphia and Cape Charles.
sTrhEoush Tickets sold and GssgYags checked s
thestsanen n. r. CONRE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
Eafii,uarr NIarItcta.

RHTlNoHE,luly lS-Fiour weak and lower:
Western superine. - 5Da2.75; Western
tItia. - SOFAS q 60 Family. $3.35A3. 60: win
Ger wheat pstsnts.s .75a3.:0 spring do. So. 10
e3.9O: 10 straight ~. 5ua3 60. Wheat closed
steady No roo. tbiaG7c: Steamer No
rot. G2iaG3c. southern wheat BY sample.
C.no!C do On grade. 6Jia6Sc. Corn clio ,rJ
dull. No = mixed, Ig:ai9tc: Southern white
corn, iCailc, do yellow. 5Ia5lc. Oats, firm.
NJ : white Western. s2a32,c No ,
mixed Western. 3Oa3Oic. Provisions closed
IN aooi demand mess pork, Gil Cd.
fnlk shoulders. &c: short rib sides 7,c;
clear side, re; sugar cured shoulders. We.
tans. mall. ll!c; iarce. llAc. Lard. refucJ,
q. tohce closed steady; No Z. l6c. Sugar,
Sircns; Sranuiaied. $40.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
Cotton Notes.

Splendid weather continues in the
cotton belt.
New York future market declined G
10 . points, closing easy. August. g.. 10
to GIG; October, 6.S5 TO Csc; January,
G.99 to &c. Sales, SO, 700.
United States ports received 33S
bales cotton, against 391 bales last ear
and G,S47 bales in 1892.
Liverpool future market closed bare
" steady at same prices as previous
day. Spot cotton advanced 1-32d.
Bar nilver i'll London advanced l.lGd
80 9lGd per ounce.
Friday, July 26th. is August notice
day in New York.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19

%. :; Ds'l,; connect, with A {. l.. train % for
III ~, loi Daily except SUNDAY, makea close con-
i,oh, y. {. l'ymouth. y. C. and ali Eastern Caro-
,na points a. at Rocky Mount with A. C. I.
IRAN 10 ior all points South ~ " Ia
isin' arrive Ut Norfolk Cos p. IN. daily. Also
az NO a. ~, tally, except Sunday.
hbsfEHHs cheGkcd at companys Norfolk wharf
50 Main ciIcei sen''
For tickets to al points South, sleeping car
reservation snd general ipformationn, call On ~
nddTes, J. A. NEUGEBaUER
IaBsenger and Ticket Agent
JAMES +. MAuPfN
General Forwarding Agent
TN. EMERSON,
C. Af. sERrEL:. ~ssn"
Gens!al Manager. Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
ChtcnYo NInritrtv.

CsicAGo, jnly Is The leading futures
sapsed as follows; Wheat closed lower.
Corn closed lower. Oats closet lower.
sork closed higher
WHsAT--Iniv, GijsGj.; September, GG4C7l
December 6H.. Closng-Iuiy, "a .aG5; Sep
Sender Gt: e G.; December 6nt.
Co0S July, AL; september, 4l;ui1?: NAV,
fr!ssfi. CloSin6-Ju!y AZ; September, II:
aiav. sc a}6!.
OATS July, 23:: September. 22i; MAJ. &c u.
tiosinr-,'nlr. %; September. 22!; May. % !.
PoMg-luiy 1910; September. 1865: Janu-
Try, 1865. ClosiEg- July, 1910: Septem-
ier. 1850 JsuutIy. 1910.
Lam July. 6.2s: September. ESQ: Janu-
cry. G.22l. Closing-July. G.2j; September.
S.3j January. G..5.
RIB lnly, $40; September. C.i9l: Octo.
t-r, 6.l7 Jomuniy. 5.Gi.CiosinG-JuIy. 80:
Eeptemoer GO, october. G,l7t; January,
GGIi.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
las OLDD0M|N|OH STEAMSHIP
SsS COMPANY.
Y FOR NEW YORK.

SsESGEE SHIPS ARE Arr0INTEb TO san
i from NUr'Olk on MoNtAN, TUESDAY, WE'D.
III. From New York Oh MONpAN- VuE,DAYS
WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS al ) =. IN. SATUR.
DAYS, p III.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, incudinE meals aud slaicrooIn bertns 500
faie lounu tap. limited TO thirty days .... IL U.
For ticket, aud reservation OF stat, rooms apply
al Comranys Office, ~ Main street. OF At general
office ~ vla:
FOX ECnMOND-shh, leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY u Ia. ana leave Newport News every
SUNDAY aud TUESDAY evening, arriving q,
Richmond The next morning.
1IuE >'tInUuE OF STEAMERS
No!'h1n Io"' lnray Aefcomscs. I-noi, and
Isl. OF MisnS fa,i,ng HRi,N eIce't sunday.
F0K Old rOiN'-At c. c: 0 aud Has a.
n. ami I. p. 50; l'"rtsmn't ia. . 6:i5 and 1908
ani $:Oj u. H.; ia! l.iur arr. N,rfog at o. 0,
and i:iJ =. u. ana 30 T.. ~
FOR ~ ,Vf'CON At Iul5 A. IN. and4l5
2. m; Ray iiur, liOa.u nj 4 o. m Portsmouth
al iO.Uj =. IA and so D. Ia
tnit NV rOiss NEWS NDSuIrH
Bay Line WHAT, =. ~.
EoU IA>i AND WAItE RIVERS
inilr, except sunday, leaving Company's wharf
AZ e.31 y, "a r'r'Em"nih. Gas a. NJ. Bay Limo
,On BACH AID POaUoSIN nIv-
rs o"eh!ns a; old Point. leaving tompany's
wharf dan ~ sunday 81 =. m. Portsmouth.
G:l5 4. M. Ia, line Wharf Norfolk. at .;3J =. IN,
returning mex cal.
fots .INI..N NiVEt-Iu,siay. Thurs
d. and saturday from Comp,ny'. " nari.tGI
~. rousnouIh Co. - a IA, nay l. 40 NOrio +, am
FOR Nt>$f,loND uiSin AND
>tlfiOt.k Az T. M; Portsmouth. $40 D. M
connecting al HGiioik with :. aud {. l.. /:
iiFreigns iot Mathews Bacs, roquosin. War.
Severn ana Nsnsemond rivers must be prepIic
NORTH CANOIiN ,putIN.oN-Fo
merlv N y. & ". II. I.-Sieamer on no leav.a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
Cotton .NIirIlris.

New YonK.July y cotton futures closed
easy, Sales, $500 bales Aiiddlimg gulf. II;
piIdding uplands. :. July, Is: August
4 IS: september 50; October, G So: Noyem.
per, d 50; December. 81: January. %.
j ebruary, OF; March : o.,
The total net consolidated receipts of cot
ton reported from al! ports Today were
en!eS; export 10 Great Britain l.
bsIes; to France, bales; to Continent.
bales; stock, bales.
LIVERPOOL. July lS.-I2;2O p. m;-Cotton
demand fair and prices steady; American
middlng, II lGj. srles 10 900 bales; Amer.
can, 9,2j0 bales; ape ulaton and EXPORT, 500
bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19

DAILY B-Brcakfa.,. D-njuner. g-Sur,c,
~" 81 CONNECT al Weldon with a. {. Line PulI-
man zee Portsmouth, 10 10 AtamtI.Ga.
hects 1T franklin with stramcrs olive I6r Elem
toi hHi ilnd NJ on the river. Con ect5 at
f"'eii u with Southern hallway for Ashcyille. \.
Il, l.. '"'' VI" ''' w. ~ -
No lO3 and IL Nesiibule Limited Train No
extra fare Weldon to Atlanta Pullman oecurr
Portsmouth, TO Ntl,'ia ia. onmcts a.legtiy Al
Atlanta with " and A X. !. Tor Chauaunooga
Nashville, and all points West Connect, with A
aud VIZ. L. T. Tor Mobile Montgomery, New
Orleans and all points Southwts;
ARRIVE,
mo. 80. Aiputa surcal 7.SGa
no 70. Mail and Express 5:It I'm.
Tor tickeis ana baggage checked 10 all point,
South AMI southwest, sleeping car reservation and
neral information call on or address W " u
Williams. ~ High ste t. Portsmouth. "a.
T. J. ANDERSON. w. BROWN, Jr,
Gen. ia,s Agent Pass. and Ticket Agt
l.. ST. JOHN, JOHN II. WINDER
N!oe-pTcsident General Manager.
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NoRfoLE Va. July 10, 1895.
Produce.

SoUTnEEN FHuITs-Hananas 81 2jal. so per
bunch. orange. Sorrento, per box. "a. 30:
tocoannts' $500 per bag Of 100 pineapples
fasc lemons. $500
ioulTM- Chickens, old. 25c; spring chick
CHS. l2a2jc
EdGs--W holesale. Zoe per doz.
TEEswAN-25c Per pound
TRucH-lriSh potatoes Eating potatoe.
Gl.I5a2 per barrel: Haymans dull. sl.OOn
. % yellow. IL O0al.25. Onious, S275 per
bag.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
Pv Southern Associated Press.

Srw YORK. July ls.-AIoncy on call easy
ut lala per cent. closing at per cent. Stcr-
kng exchange Is stea y. with actual busi-
hess III bankers bills at iS,ais9S for sixty
DAYS and IgOa490i for demand. Posted rates.
as9ln4!Oi. Commercial bills. 4SSa4SS!. Gov
erunent bonds firm
THE STOCK MARKET-gLoSiSG BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. %; American Cot
soE Oil. Pref. 72l: American Sugar Rein-
sriea. 100; American Sugar Gefineries. pref.
49,; American Tobacco. !0SS: American To-
hacco. pref Ill: At,hison. Tor"kA and
sauta Re. 10; Baltimore and Ohio, GA: Can
sdn Pacific. So! Chesapeake and Ohio. 2lt:
Chicago and Alton, Isl: Chicago Eur.inr-
SOn and Quincy.S6g Chicagutins Trust. 52i:
delaware and IackawannH. 1871: DtStil-
ers aud Cattle Feeders. 2os Erie. o.: Erie.
seef.. 22l: General Electric. 3G!: Illinois
central. q: ! AXE Erie and Western. 2Gs Lake
S'rie ami Western. pref. Si1: Lake Shore,
$50; Louisville and Nashville. 59i; Louis
Vile. New ALBANY au Chicago. 81: Man
patton Consolidated. Memphis and Char
leston Is asked: Michigan Central.09I: Mis-
souri Pacific 52i Mobile and ohio. 23l;
States 'ordrce. l: umtel States Cordace.
yref.. 4: New Jersey Central. i01!: New
York Central. loo.: New York AMI New Eng
baud. IS: Norfolk and Western. pref. iSi;
pref, 49,; Northwcstern. 9ol: Northwestern;
pref. li5; tactic Mail. 2si: lea,Ing. 1877:
Eock Island. 7lI;St. Paul, GSi: ~, Paul. pref,
s22t: Siiyec Certificstos. 60: Tennessee Coal
ana iron 81: Tenness &c Coat AMI Iron pref.
p. Texas Pacific. l2i; Union Pacific.
42:: Wabash. s.: Wabash. pref. l9l: Western
2uion. 9nE; Wheeling and Lake Erie. lGi
Wheeling and l.ake Erie. prot, 81 l. Ainbams
s'ass A, l09; Alabama. class u. ln5: Ala
Snna class G. 81; Louisiana s. 100; North
Carolina IS. l02: North C.roina Gs,
o21: Tennessee New settlement 3s. %:
Virginia Gs. dcfo,red. 81; Virginia trust Re
seipts G.; Virginia Funding Debt; 81, United
States As registered ll2.; Unite States AZ,
coupons. 1928 United suites =. o.: South
srn Hallway rs. ISL: southern hallway
Common. IA: Southern halfway Common,
pref, IL :; south Carolina IS, l07.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19

FIsH-Mackere. No ,, Ill kegs. S4.5i. aaw.
small Sl2.5O: new. medium. -l2.UU: No 3, in
kegs, 1850; Herring. Family Roe, 4 barrel,
S2.75: North Carolina Ont Herring, $325a
3.I5 Eastern. III barrels. S275a3.0O.
MISS ionK-New. $3.50
lIAM-pork. Si2UO.
HAMS-Smith.iei,l, l3al6c
Gle; bellies. $500.
ShouLpEEs-Sugnr cured. Tic.
BAcoN-ShOulders. Tie.
BREAsrs-Sngar cared, 9.c.
LARp-Pure lard. tierces, Ito. cases and
tubs. &C. compound. 5sc; tierces, in cases
SIC.
CHEEsE-Cream, loiallc; Western Dairy,
galUc.
BurrEE-New York State, dairy, new. ala
2Zc; fresh creamery .23a2ic: Western. lGaiSc.
KEROSENE On.-Firm: liz degrees. lie:
60 degrees; l3kc; Rcd. $50 degrees. lie.
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NJ N! ! !; I'M; w AorfoIk:Westem R.R.
Elus6fyIHI7fyU2
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAYle. iso,

SShEpoLi- IN EFFECT MAY 10. 1897
LEAVE NORFOLK pAIIH
S'iO psIm.-h he 4 htC...o s.Nprosa-FOr
Petersburg. itir II ~ a % ii
una Washington, also Tor
I.Nnchbnru, Eonuokc,
tsnat"rd. EsturIi~Id, p0-
cnh"ntnx, kcnoya, 90.
lnuhbus und thiCngO.
Sirrprr toniioG, 10 -.
1nnibU~ NvtthoWt chnu.r,
NisO tor ruiu-Gt. ts,I..ot
NnoNyilie. thnstunuo.n
anu Intermediates Eoin;a.
lV:eu r. n. FOR Petersburg. l.Rdiord Pulaski,
Bristol si.o iof nlurtcid and 10.
tnhont - also tor Rocky Mount
aud ali STA ions Oh Wiustou-Sal,m
division HaN Pullman sleeper
Norfolk 20 Roanoke Ionuort. al
RoQuoke ~ 8 n IN with Wash
iugion ami ChRltanunra limited
Tor all points South aud West Pun.
man sle,lcr' Roanoke to Meunbi,
rnd New o,lcIns. hin ug car al
iachcl.
II EiS Norfolk daily. $50 a N. ireja III
l':!i nm.
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Grain.

PEAs-Steady; Black eye peas, $3.50
per bag; Black. 75c per bushel.
CoRN-Southern white. quiet, 51a52c.
OArs-Steady: Mixed. Sic; white, 400.
MILL FEED Market steady; Bran. slS 90:
shipstuh. or middlings. $3.50; meal white
bolted, per so lbs. 6ic
HAY-No. Timothy. $500; No. 2. el6.O
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FOR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD 70 Mt Z
y CLAREMONT. NEWPORT NEWS aud Iarnss
river landings direct by EMBELLISHMENTS Esvi-
lsavcs Clydo's Wharf, Norfolk, every TuEsDAy,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY at z a. M, toushins
at Portsmouth, Old Point Newport News going
and returning, arriving at Riehmsnd about s p.
n; connecting " tn al; evening trans Fstsin
S. so; fare to Rehm md second-tiass, ST. Tictt,s
much cheaper tina, by amy other route 10 Ijch-;
mond, Petersburg, Wayerly, Hieksford and stations
via Richmond. Tickets for sale ct ticket ssaacies
OF Wake ( Son, ~ Brandt and on board sissuns5s :
ns-Freight received daily. Sunday exseEfsd. or
"''"o'Ss '''"'" f0.s sMus " ,ses,ARRIcx.