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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31

sion. But that'l wear off. sir Youth
like it before you've done"
Il hope So" said the patient. dream
lily. I'm here in America to stay.
hope l shall get on
Hope so. I'm sure" said the doctor,
briskly. Wish you every kind OF
luck. It's rare place for enterprise,
Chicago. One of our citizens who's
bust for three millions over short ribs
of pork, according to this mornings
paper, started four years back with
only nickel in his pocket You might
do the same if you try. One never
knows. So long"
An optcast, ragged, bent and prema,
turely aged. stopped along beside a
high park wall. The slushy snow of
an English spring ebbed and flowed
across the soles of his bursting boots;
the chill of the wind bit savagelv
through his rags of clothes. Present.
ly the wall gave place to sunk fence,
and the tramp stopped and gazed at
the view. Over an expanse of park,
and lawn. and terrace, rose the tim
bered walls and gables of an Eliza
bethan country house, trim, solid,
graceful. AS he watched, a fallow
deer came out into the open, gazed at
him a moment in naughty impudence,
and then trotted into covert.
The tramp, with a sigh, started
YEARLY on his way. st seems even
grander than 1 was told of, he MUIR
INJURED to himself. wealth, comfort,
happiness everywhere. And it might
have all been mine. Every stick and
every shrub left to the wife and me be-
tween us. 1t fell to us by will the day
before IL died; the day before 1 was
burnt to ashes in the Chicago fire.
Fancy the irony of that? The day be-
fore! Why didn't the news reach me?
I'd fine fund of selfshness about me
then.
And Louise was right after all. It
was her duty to urge me to business.
was as lazy as the day was long then;
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31
FASHION LETTER.

Skirt stineninEs. While Fashionable, Are
In Disfavor with Many of tho Best
Dressed Women = The Modistes' Conn
promise = Popularity Of Waists = The
FAshionable Sleeves.
Especial New York Correspondence
Skirt stffenings are still used by
fashionable modistes, but in ordering
new gowns very many of the best
dressed women in society have forbid
den the use Of any sort of stiff inter-
lining, considering that it spoiled the
natural grace and sweep of the skirt.
Other fashionable women however,
think that an interlined skirt imparts
a certain cachet, and smart, crisp look
that makes an unlined one look limp
and old-fashioned beside it. Very many
dressmakers, as sort of compromise,
suggest the silk-covered petticoat Of
moreen, as this skirt, gored on the
front and sides, and finished with organ
plaits in the back, imparts very grace
full effect to the hang and general ap-
pearance of the outside skirt.
Perforated velvets and silk vel
veteens are now rivaling the perforated
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31
ANGELS,

La the Old days God sent HIS angels oft
To men in threshing-ioors. to women
pressed
With caiiy tasks: they came to tent and croft,
And whispered words OF blessing and Of
rest.
Not mine to guess what shape those angels
wore.
Nor tell what voice they spoke. nor with
what grace;
They brought the dear love down that ever
more
Makes lowliest souls its best abiding place
But in these days know my angels well;
They brush my garments on the common
way.
They take my hand. and very softly tell
Some bit OF comfort in the waning day.
And though their angel names do not KEN
Though IN their faces human want read,
They are God-given to this world Of men. E.
God-sent to bless 1t in its hours of need
Child. mother, dearest wife, brave hearts that
take
The rough and bitter cross. and help us bear
Its heavy weight when strength is like to
break,
God bless you each. our angels unaware.
Margaret z. Sangster. in n. Y. Independent
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31

even midwinter wear. Among the
dainty ''dress" waists pearl color shot
with pink and Powered with rose color,
or mignonette green, with an old rose
and plain gold background. are fash
ionable mixtures, dark ruby velvet be-
ing frequently used for stock collar
and girdle. Wide velvet ribbon is laid
upon silk blouses and sleeve puffs to
form stripes often with jetted gimp
in the center of the ribbon, or mar
rover line of jet placed on both edges.
Many are the fancies in new sleeves
for evening toilets. The snort rose"
sleeve is made variously of pink, yell
low, white and damask red silk or chif-
fon, and the sleeve is, of course, made
to represent a full-b1own rose. The
petals are formed by looped arrange
ment of the fabric. The ''melon"
sleeve shows the puff going perpendic-
ularly from shoulder 70 elbow.
The bodice this season is very often
made of one fabric, the skirt of an
other, the sleeves of third and trim
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31
IIis KIndly Feelinx.

The patient had been sick a long time
and the doctor had done his best, but
in vain, and the end was approaching.
IF you have anything to say before
going" said the doctor. ut will be best
Tor you to say it now"
'.Well, DOCTOR" replied the patient
checrfnlly, II have only the kindiiesA
feelings for you, for I'm sure you
wouldn't lose so good a customer ~
I've been If you could possibly prevent
it.--Detroit Free Prsss
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31

The Cul1om-Tanner machine is
IL the saddle in Illinois and proposes
to stay. and the republican who does
not bow his knee before the image it
sets up will be cast into political
furnace heated seven times. No mercy
will be shown to the rebel against its
authority, and no one but its favor
ties viii be invited ITO sit at the ban
quet it proposes to spread. Political
pie will be served only to favored
henehmen. The republicans OF Illinois
may like this kind of political servi-
tude; and again they may not Time
win teu.-Illinois State Register.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31
Gov Mckinney

Gov. Mckinley is not saying a
word while the subject of supplying a
treasury deficit is agitating the nation.
AS a financier, the little major has
shown a wonderful ability for getting
a great state into debt, but when it
comes to paying off he is simply not to
be counted in.-Detroit Frae Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31

cloths in ia
vor. The lat
ter materials
form styl ish
8 n d elegant
gowns made
up over silk or
MORE Innings
of a contrast
ing C o l or.
They are not
Ii k ely, how
ever, to be-
C o me v e r y
g e n e r q IL y
worn on ac-
count of their
pro hi b tive
price. Effect
i've use is made
of black and
dark-colOred
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31

m l n g 8 OF q
f o u r t h and
fifth Qike fur
a n d l a C e. }
This, as a rule,
is too suggest
i've of the rem
nant counter
to be altogetn-
er attractive.
n yer theleSs
the skill full
m obi S t e has
pr ov e n her
ability to COM
bat this objec-
tionable fea-
ture. and to
bring artistic
and very at.
.tractive order
out of a chaos
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31
The nomination of Elkins for

The nomination of Elkins for the
West Virginia senatorship does not ex-
press the will of the honest masses of
the republican party in that state or in
any other. 1t could not have happened
at all except as a result of the bargain
and-sa1e system under which senator
ships are auctioned off to anyone who
will bid highest for the vote of bal
ance of power in party caucus--N.
V World
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31

cloth bands and points that are per
forated in pretty palm patterns, dia-
mond, ivy leaf and other devices, the
edges finished in eyelet stitches in en-
broidery silk. They are laid over
white or pale-tinted silk when they are
applied to the gown or fancy waist,
which is this season picturesque and
prominent feature of dress.
An uptown modiste of celebrity re-
Gently stated that in her seasons work
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31

she had averaged
six waists to every
skirt order she
had filed. The
styles and vari-
cites of these chic
little garments are
endless, land t h e
materials used in
their ere a ii o n
range from serge
to satin, from lace
to Lyons velvet.
Even light India
silk waists are still
worn, for they are
I..ade comfortable
by a closely-ftted
lining of flannel
cite that renders
the w al S t sufh-
GENTLY warm for
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31

HE bed stood in
the middle of
the room, its
foot to the open
window. From
far bene at h
came up the
night hum of
Chicago; but it
was quoted by
the distance to
a mere lullab by.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31

URusuAY was named from the rive2
which flows through it
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09
New l-orIS 7In,itcts.

Nrw Ionk. April s.-Flour. quiet barely
steady; low grades. sl.9Oa2,30; fair TO fancy
g 30; patents. %2.1ja3.iO; Minuesoin
clear - i0a!"O; do patents, 80 25n+ 90: low
rNtras, Sl.9Ca43D: city mills, S335a3, 30.
do patents. Si.OUui.l0. Southern tour,
cnii and easy; common to iair extra,
81 9oa275 good TO choice do, :2OOa3. as
Wheat, quiet and easier; no . red. store and
elevator, tOtatO.c Hiloat. 81 laGl! &c, uneraled
red, o'ad2c: No 2rcd, &c. Corn. quiet and
easier. No ,. Soc, asked, elevator. } l.. asked
nhoat migrated mixed. 52ic; steamer mix
CT. 5ln5ltc; No ., Is iaialc. Oats. dul! and
easier No >, white 36:c; No .. 8g!u33ic;
90 white. 3G.c. mixed Western. 3lu3jc:
Nhitc do, 3Iallc. Cut meats. uull ana steady.
picked bellies, &C; shoulders, &c. hams
aye middlos. dull and easier. short clear
e6.9l Lard. quiet and weak Western steam
eh0'a: city. sc. Pork. moderate demand
Hh steady; mess, $l3.25alJ.7J; extra prime,
Nominal. Coflec Rio. iull anu stoady: No :.
l6Ac. sugar Raw firm and moderately nc,
NNe' TAR refining. ll-l6c: centriugals 90
Vest, &c; refined. quiet and steady: Oh A. 3tn
NC mould A 3-lGai2c; standard a. 3l5-lt,
SO cnt Ioai' ! s-ital.c crushed. I 9-l6ai e .
powdered, l-lGai.c; granulated, 3 l5-lGa
aic; cubes, ! l-l6aI!c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09

Rainy weather in the Carolinas.
Clear and favorable in the balance OF
the cotton belt.
Fifteen thousand sales spot cotton in
Liverpool yesterday. Quotations All
vanced l-32d. Contracts closed quiet
and steady, advanced l to 2.G4ths.
Future contracts in New York closed
very steady to 3 points higher. Sales
log, 700. May. G.3l to G.32; August,
G.33 to 6.3i; October, $50 to &. 40.
United States ports received yester
day 1904 bales, against 1915 bales las
year and 10, i52 bales in 1892.
Receipts ut New Orleans to-day are
estimated ut from IA, 600 to l5 900 bales,
against i, S3G bales last year.
The five leading interior towns have
received so far this week S, 704 bales,
against l0,4l2 bales last week, and
3,252 bales last year. Stocks have lost
5, lOl bales. against 2l,955 bales last
week aud S,796 bales last year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09
SHIPPING NEWS,
Ports Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
April 6, 1895.
ARRIVALS

British stnip nomra, Corse, Galveston
10 Hamburg, 10 Mm Lamb II Co. Coaled
and sailed.
British stmp Cyaonia, wmstear. New
port News. TO the North American Trans
port Company, 10 finish loading for Glas-
cow
British stmp Olive Branch speel, Cards.
TO load tor hamburg.
Schr Lizzie II Brayton, Rogers, Fall
River 10 VIM Lamb * Co. TOR coal
Tug q w Morse BLIZZARD. New York, with
barge LIMOS Soul, in tow 10 Vim. Lamb 4
Co. Tor coal.
MEMOBANDUM.
Bark Charles +. Ward CoomJs, Red
Bco IN. Me, for this port with pla tel. passed
III the Capes TINS aftern on.
CAFE liESRY. Va. April 6'-l2 M
Clear. East wind; 10 miles. Light sea.
CLEARED.
liarges san Joaquin and Coal King. Ho:
hoken or New York with coal,
B"rges Il w Nos an 4, Now Haven,
with clal.
cod. "''-'
sehr George walcott, Rec /, Boston with
coal.
sehr Marguerite, Trip, Providence. with
coal
!schr Nathan Lawrence, Green, Boston.
with gas coal.
Schr Wilson ana Hunting. Longstreet.
scotland, james river. TO load tor New York
Sehr lioraio l. Baker, Atkins, Boston.
with coal.
sehr May Mcfarland, Small, New Bedford.
with coal.
with lumber - -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09
Cotton IEtrl,ctS.

NV ,hh. Apnl COTTON. dull MID.
Hing gulf. &c; middlins, G:c. Futures
.'oseH very steady. April, asaG q: May,
August. 33nG "a; September 8-n6 BE-: Oc.
sober, STAT 40; November. t i3eiiI; De
c.embcr, asa 60; January { 53a6 81. Sales.
The total net consolidated receipts of cot.
Won reported from all ports to-day were
s',5i+ h"ies: exports TO Great britain.
hOH bales. 20 France. ~ tales. TO Cont.
nent ln49l bales; stock, S9g.75I bales.
lAvEnrooI. April S.I2.3Op IN Cotton.
dcmon far prices firm. American md
cling sal. Sales. estimated, 5000 bales;
American. 1890 bales: speculation and eN-
port. TO- bales receipts. Is ,UUO Lnlcs. Amer
tean lG.ll0 hnlcN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April s.. Flour, quiet: Vest
crn superhne, - OOa2.l0; Western eX-
TIE. s22Oa2.jO' DO Family. 2G5a2. 50: winter
wheat patents. s30Oa3.25; spring do. y. GO,
eI5; do straight.-S g. 35a3.jO. Wheat. dull;
30 2 red, 6l,c bid: steamer No I red
bS.c bid, Southern wheat by sample. Goa
&c; do on grade. 5S.aGl;c Corn. dull;
mixed. 50la50tc, steamer mixed, 4s;a1gc.
Southern white corn, 50ajlc; do yellow. SO n
t9.c. Oats, dull, M 2 white Western.
s1ic: No mixed Western. Stable. PRO.
visions. firm; mess pork, $3.50: LuI5
shoulders, &c: short rib sides 7.c: clear
ttides ilc: sugar cured shoulders 7lc:
Aams, small, ll4c; large. l.c. Lard, refined.
%. Cohee; quiet; No Z, lG.c. Sugar,
steady, granulated, 4.2O.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09
EDENTON, N. C.

Miss Irene Petway, OF Enfield, N, C..
left Saturday for her home.
large congregation assembled ut
the Baptist Church Sunday night, nj
which time the pastor, Rev. j. +.
White, preached II sermon to the Odd
Fellows.
Those who never read the advertise.
ments IN their newspapers miss more
than they presume. Jonathan HENSON.
OF Bolan, Worth county, Iowa. who
had been troubled with rheumatism in
MS bnck, arms aud shoulders read al
Item III his paper about how promi.
nent German citizen of Ft. Madison
had been cured. He procured the
Same medicine, and to use his own
words; 1T cured me right up" He
also says: "a neighbor and his wife
were both sick in bed with rheumatism.
Their boy WIS over to my house and
said they were so bad he had to do the
cooking. | told him of Chamberlain
Pnin Balm and how it had cured me.
he got bottle and it cured them M IN
n week. 30 cent bottles for sale by ali
druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
BY Southern Associated Press.

By Southern Associated Press.
THw YoRK. April S.-NIoney on call
easy at 2a2! per cont; CLOSING at2 per cent.
Sterling exchange is irm, with actual
SiNty days and 4S9l for demand Posted
rates. 4S9iat904. Comm srcialbills, iS1la45S.
Government bonds closed firm.
TEX STOCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BIDS.
American Cotton OIL. IS: American Cot
ton oll,,pref 7lta12i; American Sugar Rein
l3t: American Tobacco. &c: American To-
eacco, pref. los; Atchson, Topeka and
tnntA Re, q: Baltimore and Ohio, 56: eau
sGa Pacific. 80; Chesapeake and Ohio i7s;
Shlcago and Alton, Az; Chicago. Buriins
ton and Quincy. 73 Chicago Gas Trust. II /;
Delaware ana lackuwanna lj94: Distil-
Aers and Cattle Feeders. III: Eric, g.: Erie.
!ref. 70; General Electric. 33!: Illinois Con-
tral, St; Lake Erie and Western, ia; Lake
IRE and Western. pref. 7iA; Lake Shore.
13,!; Louisville and Nashville. Sig; Louis
Vllle New Albany AMI Chicago. I; Man
haitian Consolidated. lll.; Memphis and
Charleston, 10; Michigan Central. "a: Mis-
Eouri Pacific. 23l Mobile and Ohio 10:
Nashville and Chattanooga. 70; Uuited
States CordaGe, &; United States Corduge.
rret.. l0i; New Jersey Central. 9}i: New York
central, 35l: New York and New Eng
lana. 35s;.Norfolk and Western, pref. l3i :
1orthern Pacific. A. Northern Pacific pref.
Az Northwestern. %: Northwestern. pref
f3S: tactic Mail, 22i; Reading. IL Rock Is
taliu' WA ~ huI. oo.. ~ raul, pref, 10:
silver Certificates, 6Gi Tennessee Coal ana
2ron. us: Tennessee Coal and Iron, pref. i.
bla75: Texas Pacific. 81; Union Pisitic,
IL: Wabash, 6: Wabash. prof. AZ: Western
Wheeling and Lake: Erie, pref, Al; Alabami,
class 4. 1854; Alabama. class Il. l07: Alabama
class q, 9GalU3; Louisiana is. 100: North
Carolina As, l0l; North Carolina G's 1871:
tennessee New settlement is 81. Virginia
IS. deferred. 81: Virginia Trust Receipts. 81:
Virginia Funding Debt. 30; United States
Dis. registered lllS: United States 4's, cou-
Eons. ll2; United States Is. %: Southern
3l!: Southern Railway Common. pref, 81, ;
South Carolina AVS, l0i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09
ELIZABETH CITY. N. G.

ELl1ABErH CRY, N. c., April S.
There will be a meeting of the Naval
Reserves tomorrow night Mt the City
Hall for the purpose OF drafting rules
and regulations for that organization.
MIR. Ferebee. the treasurer, Will make
n trip to Norfolk in the interest of the
company on Friday OF this week.
special service for children, which
is held quarterly, was held at the Bap
tist Church yesterday,
An leo cream supper will he held at
the !. Nj. q. A. rooms on Friday night
of this week for the benefit of the
Cyclone Baseball Club.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09

FIsu-Mackcrol, No ., IN kegs. "a. 50: new
small. $3.50: new. medium. Sl2.O0: No 8. in
kegs, 1850; Herring. Family Roe, 2.7Oa
3.25; Eastern, III barrels. SS5la3,75.
Mess PoRK-New, Sl4.00.
HANS -SmithiielI, lial7c.
BuLk MEArs-CIew rib. &c; fat backs, 6lo;
bellies, &C.
SuouLDEnS-Sugar cured, tic.
BAcoN-Shouldcrs. Tic
BRtAsrs-Sugar cured, lie
LRp-Puro Lard. SO, cases. SIC. tierces;
compound; &c: tierces, III cases &c.
CHEESE-Cream. l0al2c; Western Dairy,
Saluc.
fresh creamery. - e: Western. l6alsc
KEROSENE Ou.-firm: liz degrees, 7,a7lc;
LOO degrees, SlaSic; Nei, leo degrees, i0allc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09
WESTWARD.

DAILY except sunday
SO. J. Cincinnati and It. Louis Limited daily
with Parlor Car. Old Point 10 clifton Forge and
iuihhhh SieeleTs Gordonsyille to Cincinnati and
o. LOUIS Meals served on dining car west Of
No. s. +. L. V; daily, with Pullman Old Point
10 iilhton ana Pullman Sleeping Car Gordonsyiile
10 Cincinnati ana Louisville. Meals served on
iilning Cars Connects at iCoviuglon. Va. for Yir-
Sini1 Hot Springs. No. makes local stops east OF
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk, daily, 10 noon
and G3u y.
For further iniormstion apply to
X. r. BROOKE, Pesssnger Agent,
Z. & o. Ticket Office, CRANKY street,
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN b. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09
1 ID. RICmlnNn rIIENsRInli nI-nL-. ~
4 rLANrIc AND DANvILLrRAIlwAl-

SCHEDULE IL rfEECT July lsr. lsgL
cave slippers compress wharf, norfolk. daily
go ~.
Leave Wet Norfolk. daily, 945n. m.
or I,anv'lie ant All intermediate stations, ar
rNiul IL DInyillc at 90 T.. III.
Leave NOTION 5..Up. NJ
Leave West NoT'ok :s4i y. m
or IAwrenceyIilr aud intermediate points. mr..
irving lATr'n,csi!'' a. % =. III.
Leave laWrrnceyiic daily except sunday az q
i. M, arriving AZ ianylile At ~ a. IA.
connection made at Danyille and Icfrcs, June
hon i'r Al paints in the Southern Railway system
al Ilenni'ton Junction Tor Durham. -outh BOSTON
ond all points on the Durham Division Of the y.
4 W. 4. Il.
r".,Mau SLEEPER between Douvillc. Ashryilie
Atlanta Augusta NcmphiS and New orleans
Iioseis on sale and btgsa8c checked Al Wakes
Agency, Comrany's Agency al wharf Norfolk
W. Y. II. Williams Ageucs, Portsmouth
W II. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent,
CllAS. .. HAlNES, Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. April S.-1ho leading futures
ranged Ms follows Wheat closed lower.
Corn closed lower. Oats closed lower. Fork
closed lower
wNrAr-April. 5i!; Nav. -; July 56!; Sep
tember. 57s. Closiug-April, 5is; May. :;
July, 6U.: September, o..
CoRS-April, 45sai6; Nav. 4Gtai6l;' july.
a.; September, AZ. Closing April. 4j!;
May, 46taiG.: July, 46.;fs cptember. ~.
O.Ts-May, 90; June, 29t; July, 2sl.
Closing May, 29!; June. 99. July. ~
=, IohKLMay, l2.O23: July, 1925. Closing
Lam May. G.s7l; July. 7.O5; September.
10 ClosinS-May, G.s7i; July. 7.G2l: Sep
kIps May. G.27i July Clio; September.
SENDER, G.55.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09

No. ~ Daily, connects with \. C. L. train % for
NJ" loj Daily except sunday, makes close con-
n,ction ut lIobgooA Tor Washington y a. kin
ion' \. C. Plymouth ~ C. and nil Eastern caro-
ma POINTS al % at Rocky Mount with 4 T. /
ram 70 ior all points south
rams arrive ~ Norfolk Cos .. m. daily. Also
III to.o 4" m. daily, except sunday.
nAESNs checked AZ ,ompsuys Norfolk wharf
90 Main street h
Tor tickets to al points South slccpiug car
TC>eiNaton and general ipiOrmatiunu, call on ar
address !. y. NEUGEBAUER.
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
JAMES l. MNtpIN
General Forwarding Agent.
i. VI I'M ER>ON
General Freight aud la sougcr Agent,
q. VI. SER FL,
General HauaECr, Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD CON
~ lNNI.
SCnEDuIEIN EFFECT MARCH /. 1895.

MAIL AND EMPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
uAly i"N,cpt sunday 9+i q m. Tor Elisahrth
,ty, idcnlun, Markcys Fcrry, Roper. Pnnte.n.
" l. steamer ~ follows Daily except sunday
Tor Plymouth and Windsor TUESDAY 'IuIfE--
PAY and cNIj liliAN Tor all landings on Ibownu
iNcr, on MuNbAN and FRIDAY tor S.upocrnnnv
river, anr WEDNESDAY rs toi salmon tr,cE Cun-
meets AT he haven with steiner Virginia Dare ior
M"se.rH'illr No"th creek, Aurora, Washington
and intermediate landus'.
EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK $40
l. M DAILY except sunday for Elizabeth CIV
l-uenlou ald WaN-siaiions connects NJ Elizabeth
,itN WITH the steamer Ntusc and Nowbcrn Mon
bern, Roanoke i,land aud MoIohcad CIV kiu.tnn
nni TO dshUrrn via \ X y. &. Il. X and for
Jacksonville" Wilmington y. c.. and ali station,
on tile ". y & y. Il. Il.
ARRIVE At NORFOLK
MAITLAND rNrRESS daily icxccu, sunday ot
- y. NJ and lv"icss daily except sunday Mt /
connect it'll nil rail aud steam lines M Nor
iulk Tor The Nurth, East and West Passenger and
freight station ioOt OF East Main street Norfolk
aud Western depot.
Il ASIF CAROLINA DISPATCH FAST
l. fEIlGHI tiN ANp Oh DOMINION LINE
hlwecn all points Norin ami i.nst via Norolk aud
Norfolk amt southern RAILROAD to Eastern North
caroline.
freight received daily and forwarded promptly
nj low rates
For huthcr information apply 10 The General
NJ. X. KING.
General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09

poANoKE, NORFOLK ANp
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT CO.
tommcncing II 'iSUAN june 9th 1894 the
steamers OF this live will leave Bay Line wharf
every Monday and huIsday at r. IN. for BaltI-
morc and ave IIltim Re, Pier No. 81 Light street
Freight received daily.
WM. RANDALL,
IeiePheAeS Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09

OFFICE or IHE NmGiNIAN,
NORFOLK. Va. Aurii = 40

NoNT0Lk, Va. Apvli s. 1895.
Seahoard Alr-line Enilroad-ror Norfolk.
US ba rs; other points bales; total
i2i bales.
Nor iolk and southern Railroad-For Nor
folk. 3, bales
atlantic and Danyillo Hailroad--For Nor
folk. - bales
Norfolk md Carolina Railroad For Nor
folk, 40 bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-09
Nurious Steamers-For Nor!olk. o5l bolos
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NoEFoLE, Va. April.8, 1895.

NonFoLE, Va. April.8, 1895.
Produce.
iouilnY-- Chickens, old. 25a30c.
fdGs-Wholesalc. Zoe per doz.
pEEswAx 25c per pound
IkucN-lrlSh potatoes Eating potatoes.
E2Io per sack lIsymaus. dull. SIP: yell
Sow sl.OOal 20. Onions, 1915 per barrel
SoUTHERN FlUIrs- pananas, Sl.OOaI.25 per