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Sierra County advocate., 1895-02-15
SHOT ASHES FROM THEIR
CIGARS.

During the recent visit OF the
Committee OF Agriculture at the
Pennsylvania State College an un-
usual incident occurred which
furnished considerable amusement
for the members OF the committee
not participating, and displayed
exceptional nerve and confidence
ou the part OF the actors.
M. n Masher, of Bradford Coun-
ty, one Of the students of the Dairy
School, who is better known by his
cowboy sobriquet of Winchester
Frank" is an expert shot with the
rice, acquired through years OF
practice in the West. Being ac-
qnainted with few OF the legisla-
tors, he was asked by them to give
an exhibition Of his skill. He
acquiesced by offering to remove
from a lighted cigar the ashes, at a
distance OF so feet.
Chairman Moore, of the commit
tee, who is resident OF the same
county as the cowboy dairyman,
and had previously Witnessed some
OF his fancy shooting at home,
placed himself at the chosen dis
tance, smoking a cigar At the
signal from him the rifle ball
knocked the ashes from his cigar
as neatly as il it had done BY hand.
Representative Baldwin, of Del
aware County, not to be outdone
in nervy deeds, had cigar broken
in half by ball from the W est
erner's gun. These feats were
roundly applauded by the mem
bers, while the cowboy returned
10 his work as II nothing out of
the ordinary had happened.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-02-15
aTRANCE CLAIRyoYANT"-

"IRANCE GLAlRNOf AN -
Send % cents, with age, sex and stamp
and receive horoscope Of future itie
Madame Jubber, dead trance medium,
seventh daughter, born with a veil and
wonderful gilt oi second sight tells past !,
present ana future. FULL NAME OF
WHOM YOU WILL MARRY positively
no imposition advice on business, love,
marriage, speculation, divorce, changes,
missing friends, sickness, wills, pensions
and all affairs OF lie very hidden mys-
terry reyealed help all who are in trouble ;
never fails; gives advice on all points Of
interest, business transactions, love at
fairs, family troubles, stock speculatious,
lawsuits, absent friends cures witchery,
fits, drunkenness opium habit, rheumatism
and all long-standiDg mysterious dis
eases.
So 900 CHALLENGE
to any medium or fortune teller who can
excel her in her wonderful revelations Of
the past, present and future events OF
persons lives. All challenges accepted,
and in return CHALLENGE THE
WORLD.
Business strictly private and con6den'
tial
Madame Jubber will always stand as
high above the common mediums in this
country as tbe President above the rag
picker, while her charges for the truth
are the same as what the other mediums
charge for falsehood
Skeptical people who, on account OF the
many misrepresentation in the papers,
have lost faith in newspaper advertising
should write and be convinced that all
advertisements are not frauds.
Ii is well known throughout the world
that mediums are the onl y reliable seers,
and their charms cause love, speedy
marriages, and success in business
YOUR FUTURE REVEALED IN A
DEAD TRANCE. Unites the seperated
and causes speedy and happy marriage
with the one you love causes good luck
in all things by proper advice. SECURE
A CHARM AND WEAR DIAMONDS
Reveals everything NINE. JUBBER.
BOX 70, NEW ALBANY, IND. LUCKY
CHARM FREE. Cut this out and save
it. Mention this paper.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-02-15

Every business man in every
town should have at least small
advertisement in every newspaper
published there. 1t would be as
bread cast upon the waters.
Towns and even cities are often
judged by the character and ap-
pearance of their newspapers.
Enough said. Now do your duty
to yourself aud the expectant com.
munliy.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-02-15

This being conceded, we would
ask: Is il impossible for all the ell.
ements Of one body to becoms re-
united, by chance or otherwise,
thus forming a new body which is
yet composed Of the same parts
that made up the old? And this
being done, what ie to prevent the
spirit from reinbabiting this body 7
May it not be part OF the great
-7,IAn Of lie that !suc'r a',cousnnsa
ton be reaehed2 We know abso-
lately nothing, our senses grope 10
darkness ~hon we enter the sub
Sierra County advocate., 1895-02-15

iect. Perhaps in years to come
lie mystery Of life will be solved.
Dutil then ge can but conjecture.
have not been attempting to
prove the truth of the resurrection
theory, only showing that there is
something IN il" for thinking
minds.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-02-15
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for
Price of One.
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EVER MADE IN THIS
TERRITORY.

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EVER MADE IN THIS
TERRITORY.
THE SIERRA COUNTY AD-
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published at Albuquerque, N.
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with interesting local news,
and The Daily Citizen, the
leading New Mexico daily
paper, with the Associated
Press dispatches and all the
news of the world. The other
daily papers are 5000 and
$1,000 per year. Subscrip-
tions received at this office, or
orders can be sent by mail,
accompanied by the cash.
Sample copies of The Daily
Citizen can be seen by calling
at this office.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-02-15

The number of silver dollars
coined within the last year was 758.
This is the official report Of the
directors Of the miut
Sierra County advocate., 1895-02-15

The territory OF Alaska equals in
size the combined area OF Arizona,
Colorado. Idaho. New Mexico aud
Montana.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-02-15

WASTING DISEASES WEAKEN WONDER
iuily because they weaken you slowly gradu
ally. DO not allow this waste n body 10 make
yonapoor, cahby, immature man. Health strength
ana Ntgot Is t1t you whether you be rich or moor
Tie Great Hadyan rs TO he had only from the lTud.
son Medical Institute. This wonderful discovery
was made by the specialists OF the old famous II ind
son Medical Institute II is the strongest and most
powerful sitSliaef made. II so powerful that IL
IS simply wonderful how harmless Il is You can
get Il nom nowhere but from tho Hudson Medical
Institute. Write for circulars and testimonials
This extraordinary ReipvenRtor is the most
WcuNcrfQl discovery ~ the sge rttas rccfI cs.
dor''a BY the leading sciont,6c men OF Europo and
America.
uIDTAN Is purely vegetable
HtDrAN stops prematureness Of the dis
eharre 10 twenty days CnTes LOST Ran
hOob, constipation, dlrzincss, flitug seasailons.
nervous ~ IShtls of me eyee and other parts
Strengthens invigoratcs aud tones the ontire
system. IL IS rs cheap any other remedy.
uUnfAN cares debility. nervousness, cmls-
SONS. and develops aud restores weak organs
rams IN the tsek, losses by day night stopped
quickly. Over eooo private Inducements.
frcmatureness means impetency In the flrst
stage. tisa symptom cf seminal weakness and
harrenneeN II can be stopped In twenty DAYS by
the use OF ltndynn nudyan ooS.s no more than
any dihtr remedy
Ssnd for cireulars and testitaouialA
TAINTED BI.OoD-inita blood du, to
ser'o's private disorders carries nisriais a sore
proiacing germs TheH comes sore throat, pir,pies.
eonner q orod spets Ulcers Ia Eepih Old sores and
itnS s9sr, You caR ssAes irir e Hot Springs by
sriting for Hood nook'to ts OF h scians e. the
Ht 0scN MEDICAL sskTTTuTE,
Stockton. Market asti lllls Sss.
shN SaA,sglFt q, car.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-02-15
THE PARLOR SALOON.
THOs MURPHY, Proprietor.
IIillsloro

The beet Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
always kept in stock Well lighted Gard
Tables. Courteous, smiling Bartenders,
noted for their ability in the science OF
Mixology. are in constant attendance to
fill your orders.
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REDUCED NOBILITY.
Ihe Count Plunged. Lost, Was Ruined, md
His Daughter Became u Thief.

9hs Count Plunged, Lost, Was Ruined, md
His Daughter Became IA Thief.
The case Of n ruined noblo family
was made public last week. says n Paris
correspondent. Count Stoz2i hazarded
tho whole of his fortune in big land
building spcculations in Rome II few
years ago and for two or three short
weeks was seemingly an assured winner
OF millions. But n crash came while his
operations were still open, and he went
under. with scores Of families as noble,
as ancient II rs reckless.
The counts young daughter was en-.
gagged to DO married at tho time, but
her lover proved as tickle as fortune,
and h ruined family retired to b.
dogma. The young countess, i'll order to
support her parents, took n place as
chambermnid and recently, under stress
Of poverty, stole some Of her mistress
3ewelry. and being tried and convicted
wal mercifully sentenced to only l3
days imprisonment. the judge admit
ting as e~xtenuating circumstances tho
cad change in her family's fortunes.
The publicity thus given to tho case
may possibly prove tho salvation of tho
family. The young countess is now rs
years Of age.
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Among our Cottou Meu.

btV VIII SONAOh Ntens
Favorable weathsr in the cotton belt
for crop preparations.
Liverpool spot quotations advanced
32d; contracts advanced II points.
closing quiet.
Very active trading in New York
yesterday. Future sales over 176, 900
bales in two hours. Values advanced
II to 10 points, closing strong. May,
5.S4 to 5.S5; August, 6.92; October,
500 to GOO.
Spot quotations advanced &c. in New
York; market quiet, 8 1915 for mid
dlipg.
The Southern markets advanced
l-l6c. to &c. steady to firm, large bust.
ness.
New Orleans expects IL, 900 to 13. 600
bales Tomorrow, against $40 bales
last year..
United States ports received 1G, 145
bales of cotton yesterday, against 8, $40
bales last year and Ii, 059 bales in 1892.
The five leading interior towns re.
oeived $3.50 bales, against 1885 bales
last year. Stocks, 1888 bales, against
1882 bales last
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How 60 Stuff Lobster Tails,

Cnt IL three.sixteenths of an inch
squares a pound of lobster meat cooked
IN court bouillon. TO prepare tho court
pouil'on minoe up . ounces Of onions, Q
Our 0s Of celery root. 9 Ounces Of car
cots and put them into a saucepan with
q branch of parsley. thyme and bay leaf;
also n pint of water, some salt and a
pint of white wine. Let boil for ten
minutes. Add to these half the Same
Quantity Of cooked mushrooms, cut up
Ehe samosizo. Fry colorless in butter 3
faolespoonfuls Of onions. Add 3 ounces
or hour and fry without browning.
dilute With a pint of milk and cook
again for q fow minutes. Then add the
sooster' mushrooms. Mix we'll. Boil up
enco, remove and cool off. Fill the half
Fail shell5, well cleaned and dried. with
This preparation. Dredge over bread
frunbs, b%esprinkle with butter and
sfowa thom In o hot oven.
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New York

NV YORK. March 9.-Flour. dull and firm;
winter wheat, low grades. 81. 90a2,3 30;
3.t0: Minnesota clear, -. 2ja2.G GO: do patents,
S3.2iai.lO; low extras, 81. 9Ca2. 30. Southern
flour. quiet and steady; common to fair ca
ira. 81. 0a2.75, gooi to choice. do, s2.sOa
SIS. Wheat, quiet and steady: No . rod.
store and elevator, 5S:c; atoat, 6)!aCOic.
Corn. dull and stromger; No 2, tO.a5lc.
elevator: 52tad2lc, atioat; urgraded mixed,
49ic; g Gamer mixed. 4sla4slc; No 2,
is!ni94c. Oats, firm; No .. 33!c: Nc
: white. 3Glc; mixed Western. 34134lc
white do. 40c. Cut meats. quiet and
steady; picked bellies. SIC; shoulders,
4'c. hams. %7iaSic; middles, quiet. Lard
quiet and iirmer: Western steam, $50 lid;
city, 6.37la6.'0. Pork, ~ ct; mess, SLIPS
al2.c0; extra prime. nominal. Conoo--Rio,
duii and easier; No Z. lGIc. Sugar-Naw,
iairly active and firm; iair refining, . lille:
certriiugals, H6 test; Sc: refined. quiet aud
firm: OIL A, ) 9-lta3 l3-lGc: mould A. 4 ll-l6c;
standard a, 3!ai Lice; cut loaf. iiai Il-l6c:
cru.had. 4ini l-lGc: powdered. 4l-l6a4ic;
grGnulated. 3sai 9 Ice; cubes, 4 l.l6a4!c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-10

DAILY B. breakfast. D-Dinucr. S-Suppcr.
No, Al connect 1T Weldon with A.. e. Line. IuIl-
man seer ets Portsmouth to to Atlanta. Tia.
On Mondays. Welncs days. aud Fridays con
tects Al franklin with steamers Oiiye for Eden
Ton AM land ny on the river. Con rct> vt
Eaicish with Southern hallway Tor Asncviilc. y.
T., aud ali intermediate points on the W. y. &.
X. X.
n" t03 and A.. Nesibule Limited Train. M
extra faro Weldon 10 Atlanta Pullman Sc,prr
portsmouth 10 Monroe, NC. Comets directly At
Atlanta, With w and A H.. u. for Chattaunnopa
Nash,ille, and all pants West Connects. with A.
aud w. i. K. u. Tor Mnhilc Montgomery. New
Orleans aud all points Southwest.
No. Flying Sc0I Imam, makes nl sioIs between
Portsmouth aud Boykins aud Lewiston conuectipg
at Pcudlcton for Mnrf eN,loro. y. {,
ARRIVE.
nc. t02, Atlanta spcc'2l, 7;3O IN.
NO. 3s. Mail an Express 500 T. IN.
No. ~. Flying ScJicbman, H55 II. IN.
Tor ticleis aud baggage checked 10 all points
South anu southwest, sle' plug ear reservation aud
= ncraliniorIn,t'on call on or address W. V. II.
williams ~. High strc I, Portsmouth. "a.
L. j. J. w. BROWN. Jr..
zen. lass. Agent. Pass. and Ticket Agt.
l.. 81. IofN, JOHN II. WlSDEH,
Nlce-rresldent. General Manager
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CLEANED
An tage nma "a NippIug wind.

A continuous down pour OF rain, inclomen {
weather. generally in winter and spring. are
uifavornble to al classes OF ~inyaltGs. Eut
warmth and activity infused into the circu-
laf.on oounteracts these influences anu in
terpose L defense against them. Hostetter q
StoinAcn Bitters, most thorough and eject
I've OF stomachies and tones. not only en-
riches the blood. but a.celerates its cirsu-
lation. FORA hill. or ~premonlt,ry symp-
toms or rheunintis IA and kidney complaint,
artlcularly pre- aient AT these season s.. it il
tho beat possible remedy. IL Is ais in
valuable Tor dyspepsia, liver complaint,
constipation and nervousne ). Never set
ont on a winter or spring Journey without
II. Ell erly persons aud the delicate and
Tue conyaleseent are greatly aided by u.
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A TLANTIC AND DANvILLE RAILWAY

SCIIEDuL.EIN EFFECT July lsr, 1884.
Leave shippers compress wharf, Norfolk, daily,
e.20 Il. I'D.
Leave Wet Norfolk. daily. s:4S .. III.
For panyillc aud AL intermediate stations, ar
rivi lg ~ Danville At 525 y. III.
Leave Norfolk, $40 !. IN.
Leave West Nor ok Ia p. nj.
For IaNrenceyillr and intermediate points. ar
irving lawr ncerilic nj ? p. m.
Leave l.asrenreville daily (cSccpt sunday al C
=. M, arriving AT lnnville ut 10 4. III.
Connection made at Dnnville and 1cifrcss juno
ton { r ali points in the Southern Railway system:
ut Dcnniston junction Tor Durham, outh Boston
aud all points on the Durham Division OF the y.
Il w. X. H..
Pullman Sleepcrs between D%anville, Ashcville.
Atlanta Augusta. Menpbi, and New Orleans.
Tickets oil sale aud baggage checked at Walkc'e
Agency, COmpany's Agency n wharf. Norfolk,
W. V. Ii. Williams Agency, Portsmouth:
W. II. AYl.OR
General Passenger Agent
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n j : = / w ~HsrfolkGWestenR .R
H~TEIeIKIfH1Wr

Schedule IN EFFECT NOVEMBER is, 1891.
LEAVE NORFOLK pAll.Y.
7:AO n.!m.-Lhe Chicago r:sprosa-For
fetersbu!E. Ufch III on ii
ana Warrington, MISC Tor
itnai"fd. m.nrs.. ""''H "o q,
~cnh"ntun, CO.
lumbus aud Chicago.
SiecI,er 70 90
1umbus without change,
aiso for PutstsiII 0. ltrrstol,
vile, C~hnttanoOy,,
nnd intermediate Points
ftsilInnn Sleeper, IkndiOrd
To Chattanooga.
1000 p. M. = For Petersburg. tadford, Pulaski,
Bristol; also for liluciield, and Io-
'nhontfs; also for Rocky Moant
aod all STA inus oh Winston-Salem
division. Has Pullman sleeper
Norfolk TO X. anoke. CONNECTS at
Rosnokc ut 7:lO Il IA with Wash
ippton and Chattanooga, limited
Tor all poin,s South and West. Pull
man slc5 pcrs Roanoke 10 Memphis
atd New Orleans. Din ug car at
iachel.
ARRIVE Norfolk daily, 500 a in, ll:2j III
SUi p III.
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
Vfs1fbULE IIMITED)
Leave Norfolk i35 u IN, arrive
K!chmond 100 y III. connecting Tor
Washington, Bsltimnrc, rhiiJdel-
phia aud New YORK.. Reiurniug,
leave Richmond 800 a III. arrive
Noriole Ills II ~. Stops only ut
suffolk, WaNcrly and Petersburg
~cCond-class ti"Ects no accented
for IN sage on these trains.
Other dali, trains lcav. Norfolk
200 Il IN. arrive at Richmond nnU5
m. Returning, lc.vc Richmond
"iOp IN; arrive al Noriok s. 10 u ~.
FOR further Information rs to tickets, rate .. bag
gage, chtc<s, etc. call on or address L. w. COUkl-
Nh DISTRICT Passenger Agent; G. II. BOSLEY.
Ticket AZ NJ, &c Main stree corner of Granny, or
60 finch, Agent, depot Norl"ls and Western
railroad. ". 49, BENlLL..
General Passenger Agent.
General Office, Roanoke, Va.
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Cape
Route
New York.,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co..

SIX HOURS ouICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE
THROUGH 4 AND NIGHT EMPRESS EACH
IN EFFECT JAN. 20, 1895.
HLEAvE NORFOLK.
7;i5 a. IN. daily, except Sunday-(Portsmouth,
High street, 7:30 .. MI Arrive al Phiia,
delPhia h:52 =. M; New York at s:SS
T.. M.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
6:Jo p. IN. daily. PORTSMOUTH. High STREET, G:g0)
arrive at fhlladel lhia $40 n. M New
York 4 ~ a m.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
'uO q. IN. daily, Portsuiuuth. High street, BIOL
leaving New York S y. M; Phiiadelnhia
l1:lG u. III.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
s:o' p. H. daily, except Sunday-tPortsmou,h,
High street, s;l5 y. n.y. leaving New
York nj = II. n; rhiladcl, hia, 1910 q. IN.
Close connection made with all rail and sound
lines to and from Boston.
Pullman Slecrin. Cars ON night trains bet wen
Jersey Guy, Philadelphia and Cape Oh rlcs. Pull
MN fnh I and Parior Cars on day trains between
Philadelphia aud Cape Charles.
Rs- through Tickets sold and baggage checked
ut Wakes Agency, under Atlantic Hotel. and OH
'nostcahers. r.. H. COOKE,
Gene al Agent.
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RnI,imore Markets..

BALTIMORE, March o. Flour, steady: West
ern supor6ne, Sl.S0a2 90; Western ex-
TIA. S2.l0a2.40 do Family. S . .6Oa2.7 rs; winter
wleRt patents. S2.s5a3. Is: spring do. SB4Oe
3.t5; do straight. S3.l5a5 35. Wheat, hrmer:
No 2 red. 59?c bid: steamer No > red, 81, IA
Sole. southern by sample. 5s.a60c; DO
OH grade, 57a6Oc. Corn. strong. mixed. ASIA
tSsc: steamer mixed, 47iai7;o. southern white
corn. 4~ssai9c; do yellow. 4saiSIc. Oats.
irh; No = white Western. 36a37c: Nc
! mixed Western. 3ia34ic. Provisions,
quiet; mess pork, S13 90: bulk shoulders,
tic short rib sides. &c; clear sides, &C. sugar
cured shoulders. Tie: hams, small. l0ic.
large. l0!c. Lard, refined. &c. Co lee.
iirln; No I. lGlc. Sugar, quiet; granuiated.
LOS,
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Ea OLD DOMINION steamship
E& COMPANY
\ FOR NEW OF

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAL,
from Norfolk on MONDAY TUESDAY, WE'D.
N. From New York on MoNDAiYs," TrnifEsbnYs.
WEDNEsDAfS, THURSDAYS ~ , p. IN, SATUR-
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed,
Fare, inciuding meals and slateroom berth. 80 8 90
Fare, round triP, limited 10 thirty days.. IS 90
tor tickets and reservation of STAT, rooms apply
at CoiDpany's office, a Main street, or ut general
office II wharf.
fuE EiCIlMOND-Ships leave Norfolk eyery
SUNDAY aud TUESDAY evening, arriving az
Richmond the next morning.
TIME S0HEnUIE OF EAM EFRa
! orth1wmpp,o LHray, Aeeomsck. Enels and
Leave Company wharf. Norfolk.
os.H I,oi>.-At 6:3o aud 11:15 G.
500 y. M Bay Line Wharf, Norfolk at I and 1880
FUK MtMrrON-M li:l5 u. m. aud s:4s
p. IN. Fay Lioe, 1880 a. IN. and 4 p. M; portsmouth,
t"Is Nj. WiOWTNEwS AN sNgHTEs
FirilhD-At ~ p. M; Portsmouth, PAS p. m;
foW As. AND WARE RBvERa-
DAILY. except sunday, leaving Company,s wharf
IOit MAsK. roaUnsIN N SEW.
ing Comrany's wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and tl:iDA Us at $50 a. m; Portsmouth, S:45 u M,
Bay Line Wharf, Norfolk, Mt 9 n. mi; returning
FnTt NANS.MuNp KIVErs AND
=. M; ~tsmo $40 D, m:
conneciing NJ suffolk with w. l.. Co.. Il. r: and s.
and 4. X. X.
Freight Tor Mathew. Back, Poquosin, Ware.
Severn and Nauscmond rivers must be prepaid. \
NJ k 40 CAuOLsN = aaViSiVN-For-
meIly N. y. x W. u. Steamer Albemarle leayes
Norfolk for Washington, y. G.. Mondays at 9 p. M,
FfidayB at ! .. III. earring freight and passengers
for Washington and points on the Tar, Pungo and
Painlico rivers.
Freight for Newbern, y, c., received at N. and
:. X. Il. depot.
Freight received daily, except Sunday, until 8 p,
III. NJ. Is. CROMWELL,
AGENT.
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TWA

tDaiiy except sunday.
No. ], Cincinnati and 81. Louis Limited daily.
WIN Parlor Car, Did Point to Clifton Forge ami
PULLMAN %Sleepers Gurdonsville TO Cincinnati and
GGrionivillc.
No. g, +. i. v, daily. with Pullman Old Point
10 linton aud Pullman Sleeping Car Gorionsyilie
10 Cincinnati ana Louisville. Meals served on
Dining Cars. Connects at ttuvington. Va, for Vir-
gina Hot Springs. No. 3 makes local stops east OF
Gordonsyille.
Steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk, daily, u noon
and CSC =. IN.
FOR further Information apply 10
X. Il. BROOKE, Pess, NIGER Agent,
G. & o. Ticket Office, Granny street,
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN u. Potts,
Division Passenger Agent.
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Cotton Markets..

ding gulf. 6 3-lGc; middliug. 5 I5.lGc. Flu
lures closed steadier. Mar, Ii, = SO: April.
S 81; Nay, 3 50; June. . s4;'Julv. 3 rs: August.
%: September. . %: October. 5 99;, Novem-
her. G %; December, Is %.
Total consolidated net receipts to-day and
so far tins week: Net receipts. III. l45 bales:
exports TO Great Britain. IL 1873 bales: France.
$500 bales; Continent, 5,S9s bales; stock,
so, U6l bnles.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction OF any cough med
icine I handle. and as a seller leads ell
other preparations in this market. L
recommend it because 1t Is the beat
medicine 1 ever handled for coughs,
colds and groups. A. w. BALDRIpGR,
Millersville, III. For sale by all drug.
gists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-10
GrOcrrIPa.

CorrEr-Steady and firm; Rio. common.
~l7alsc; Fair. i9a22c; food. 2Ia22 C; Choice,
2Jn2jc; Laruayra. 2jc; Java. 3un32c.
SiEUPH ASp Mo~LAssEs-Steldy; Syrups,
Fright. lsa23c, air Grades, l6 a2CcS Porto
Rico, l5alSc.
NV ORLEANS MoLAssEs-ouiet; Fair, goa
$50; Good, S6ai0c; Choice. 400,
ELouR-Market quiet and steady; Western
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-10
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
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scHEpuLEIx EFFECT MARCH l., 1895.

SCHEDULES EFFECT MARCH /. 1895.
MAIL AND EXPRESS EAvES oRFoLK
daily except Sunday g4j n. IN. for Elizabeth
u,ity, fdenion, Mackey's Ferry. Roper, ranieyo,
B.lhavcn, etc Connects Ut EdentOn with ". 81 s,
X. IL. steamer ns follows: Daily Except Sunday
Tor Plymonth aud Windsor. TUESDAY, THURS-
DAY and SATURDAY. for Nil landings on Chownn
river, ON MONDAY and FRIDAY Tor Scuppcrnong
river, and WEDNESDAY for Salmon Creek. Con,
meets at Be Haven with steamer Virginia Dare for
NaleleySi!le, South Creek, Aurora, Washingtou
and intermediate landings.
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 41O
Edeuton and way-statious. Connects aj EliLabeiI,
cay with the steamer Ncusc and Newbern Mon
day, Tuesday, Thursday and saturday for New
bern, Roanoke ltlaUd and Morehead City, KInston
and TO dsborro via a. & n. {. X. H., and for
Jacksonville, Wilmington, N. c.. and ali s~tations
on the VI. y. & y. X. X.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-10

Spring Wheat, Best Tatent Family. "a. 81:
Winter Wheat. Choice Patient Family. o. rs:
Choice Straight Family. s3.25a3. So: Good
Family, s3.Q0a3.25; Good Low Family, 81. 75a
100: GOOD Extra. s2.75; Fair Extra. 81. Goa
MEAL-Steaiy; Bolted. &c per bushel;
Water grlund, 7Ic per bushcl.
SALT-Firm: Liverpool Fine. .25;
q. A.. 65a75c.
, Milled. 5aGc; rice, in rough, Gla65c
pcr bushel