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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05

'ailE' B-BrcsFflst. D-Dinncr s-Surrcr
40. u coHneci 1t Weldon with \. e. Line. Pull
nun s,Ie'rcTS Portsmouth TO to Atlanta. Ca.
'h MONDAY. Wednesdays and Friduys con-
hec's ~ rankin with steamers Oiiye lor Eieu-
, ,n IN IHnd NJ On the river. Con Get, 81
H. Il. wa '' -
No ig5 and 81. Nosiibule Limited Train. 30
extra fare Weldon to Atlanta Pullman esi,rr
icrisnouh to Monroe, y, G. Comet, dlrc.ty At
Atlanta, with W and 4 e. r. tor Chmtsnn1osa.
N1sh, lie, aud a.! y iHts Wet Connects with a
aud w. r. Il. Il. ior Mobile MONTGOMERY. Nqw
Orleans and all points Southwest
ARRIVE.
NO i0!. Atlanta 'pcgi2i 5;30 q IA
NO. ~ Mail an Express 2Jp m
or tcke;s and baggage "a ckrd to an points
SCUM ana southwest. sleeping IN and
( neral information. call on or address " V. ii.
W WA ans ~ High strcst. Poit.mouth. "a.
T. j. ANDERSON. J. W Brown. Jr
:. zen ihNs Agent. Pass. and iicSet Agt.
l.. ST. John, JOHN H. WfNDEE
NitoffeSiden'. General Manager.
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Chicngo 1Inrlscts.

CHICAGO, April 4.--Ihc leading futures
ranged as follows: Wheat closed lower.
Corn closed lower. Oats closed lower. Fork
Clo'ed 10 or.
WnEAr-hpril. 81, May, 55.: Juiv, SCI;
%; July. Dol: September, -.
Cons hlrll. 40 May. i6j; july. AZ Sep
tember, Az. CIosing-April, 45s; May, iG!;
duly. II; September. ~.
oAls- May, 2si june. 29.a29l; July, ?s!a
e29i. Closing May. 20. June, 3gIuay.
July. 2S!
:, roHh,aMoy. 1899: July. l2.42s. Closing
Nay. 1920; July, 1888
Lam Stay, o.ait; Juiy. 7.i2l; September
ton1ber 72j.
K.as May. ESQ; July. G.l2l: September,
s.aa, ,l@nsng-Nay. ESQ., July. G.42i; Sep
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money NlNrlkCt
Bv Southern Assoc,atel Press

Nv SOulnctH Ae5OChNtsl fEe3S.
Srw YonK. April i.-Money on call
SteriinG exchange Is firm. with actual
snsiuess i'll bankers bills at 1851 TOR
sixty days and ls9s for demand rostel
sates. 4SSiai9ji. Commercial bills, 1917;
government bonds closed trm.
TIE STOCK M>RKtT-cIosIyG BIDS
Amer lean Cotton OIL. 25l; American Cot
Ton OIL. pref. M; American Sugar REIN
cries, 100. ;!hiuercan Sugar Rohnerics pref,
NJ; American tobacco. .js; American To-
eScco, pre-. los; Atchison, Topeka and
sCa Pacific. 80; Chesapeake ana ohio. Ia;
Chicago and Alton, M; Chic Igo. l}urlius
Son ana Quincy. 49,; Chicago Gas Trust Il!;
i'eiawaro AMI l.acknwanna. l59; Distil-
torS ana Cattle Eccucr3. 1856 Eric, 81: Erie.
Frcf, l9l; Genernl Electric. 33i ILLINOIS Cen
trial, S1i, Lake Ere ANA Western. III; Lako
tri' snd Western. pref. 1i4; Lake shore.
Isl; Louisville ana Nashville. 81: Louis
Vile, New AlhanE an Chicago. :; Man
'ntisn consolidated, ll2k: Memphis and
Charleston, 10; Michigan Central. 9i Mis-
eourl Pacific 23l Mobile and Ohio. Ii:
Nashville and Chattanooga. 20; United
ftaies ordaGc. 5i CnItel States Cordage.
5rei.. "; New Jersey Ccntral 95:; New York
central 95i; New York and New Eng
Ian, 37E; Norfolk and Nestorn, pref. ~;
Horthern Pacific. Al Northern Pacific. pref
sGt; Northwestern. ~ Northwestern, pref,
a"9: Pacific Mail. 2lt; Reading. ~! Rock Is
land, Gjs: -. Paul. 81. st. Paul, pref. ll5i;
til'er Certificates, Gj: Tennessee Coal ana
.ron. M; Tennessee Coal and Iron, prof.
3 n5l: Texas iGciiic. 90: Union Pacific.
~, Wabash, g Wabash. pref, ifi; Western
.mon, sI.; Wheeling aud Lake Erie. II;
Wheeling and lnAc Erie. pref. 43i; Alabama
Class A. lo5; Alabama class L. 100; Alabama
class G. - bid: Louisiana -. 100 North
carolina As, 100. North Carolina G's. l2i:
9enncssec Sew settlement 3s sal: Virginia
G.. deferre 81: Virginia Trust Receipts. 81;
Virginia tunding Debt; 5g nited States
Is registered lll.. United States As, cou-
5ons, ll2 United states I's. 95 Southern
HALLWAY 3 $. 81: Southern halfway Common,
2iS: soutbern Hallway Common, pref, J2.;
South Carolina iis 10i.
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NorsoIm COTTON ,,nrAots.
Vi.fVE OF IHI FIEIINIAN,
NaNTnLK. Va. Anril 1 lSAi

~ U'4''' 'N'' "P' Il = IoVJ.
Sea oard hirliuo iioilroad--For Norfolk.
g. ~" go. other points 100 bales; total,
SIS Lacs.
NORFOLK ana Western Enilroal-Tor Nor
3olk. lOt bales; other points. 30 bales to-
Nor oil, and Southern Railroad-For Nor
5oik . bales
Norfolk and Carolina Eailroad-For Nor
folk, ~ bales other points, iJ7 bales: to-
Gal, II bto,
Atlantic and Ianville Railroad--Tor Nor.
folk, IL bales.
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fss> OLDD0NIHI0N STEAMSHIP
~: COMPANY.
Y FOR NEW YORK.

)ASSENGlESSiIlrs Ai:l: APPOINTED TO SAIL
IRON Aoriolk on NONuAN. TUESDAY, WED
-. from New York on MONDAYS. rUE.ntiS.
WEnNE-DAlS. INT RsDAlS at % p. IN. SATUG'
io,,,ngrr accommodations unsurpassed.
are including 'r! Is HIl siatcrpum Dorlh..S s 90
Fare. round tap. imitci tothirly dAys.. IL 20
lor tcH"'' ahh i'stt'"ti "a OF stat rooms apply
~ C"hrAny Office, u Main Street, OF general
Fui. RICHMOND Ships leave Norloll; every
THU >bAN p. IN. auh leave NrNpurt News every
- Nb\Y aud TUESDAY evening, ami ing III
Richmond the next morning.
VIris: ~"i7'.pUtU oE SEnaGlIs~
| Norihau pton lMrav. Accomack. knoll ana
Leave Company wharf, Nonoi
f",t oiD s,us rs-At $50 aud lIlj ..
IN. anu iij p M; Portsmouth, CHS aud 1905 and
500 . ~" BAY Line Wharf Norfolk al aud 1850
i0Is al UPTON At HIS a. m. ana g.,5
T. m; BAY Line, l3p u. ana D. IN; Portsmouth
" ~ .. a. "a. and i. 80; m
itHt.p Al 80 = M Portsmouth,, 2:i5 p. m;
tott GXSi hND wAmu RIVERS
lailv, except sunday Lowing Companys wllar,
at $50 =. m; l.vrs'nouth, o.iJ a. IN; Say I.nc
sUit "a. "a. i.nosn~iN sND >tv-
sis HINt tt%-luuchius u Old roin', icty-
ing Compauy's wharf MOSDANS. WIDSE>hAIS
and fIaDAY- at sao q. m; POI, ,,nuutn, ,.s5 q, M.
Fay ins Wharf, Norfolk, At > u. nv returning
l"n NA~Nrl,oNn nsvTk AND
>giF pt.H-At3 o. IN; Portsmouth. $40 u. ia;
connecting at suffolk with :. aud &. l.. Il
freight Tor Matthew, BACK. rOIuos.u Ware
seven and Han.cmoni rivers must lie prepaid.
N,ts Rf t.tiepLsS astS t~as.s-For-
n,Ty \. y. & ". D. l.-~camrr Alboinarl, leaves
Nvrloit tor Wa hiUgton y. &C. Mondays n . q, m;
fudays ai ! q. ~. c4rIing freight and passengers
~ Washington and points Oh the Tar. pungo ,nd
ram!!cu TIveIs.
freight iof Newbern, y. c, received at y and
5. X. i; depot
Freight received daily, EXCEPT SUNDAY. until 3 D.
IL. NJ. L. CROWELL,
Agent.
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WESTWARD.

Daily except sunday
No. !, Cincinnati ana 81. Louis Limited daily
WIN farlor Car. Old Point to Clifton Forge and
ln'lhHn s.eclcls Gor6onsyillc TO Cincinnati aud
81. LOUIS Meals served on dining car west of
No ., +. +. v, daily With Pullman Old Point
to Hinton and Pullman Stepping Car GordGnsyillc
70 Cincinnati ana Louisville. Meals served on
Dining Cars Connects at it0yinston, Va. Tor Yr-
gina To- Springs. No. makes local stops cast of
GOTdonsvilie.
steamer Louise arrives al Norfolk, daily, IL noon
and ESQ y. III.
Tor further information apply 10
u, T. BROOKE, Passenger Agent,
c. 4 o. Ticket Office CRANKY street.
Under Atlantic lIntsl.
JOHN y. POTTS
Division Passenger Agent,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05

PoULrRY-Ch Chickens, old. 25a3Oc.
EGGs-Wholesale Toe per doZ.
liErswAX-25c per pound
InucK-lrish potatoes Eating potatoes,
SOD per sack: iiaymaus. duh. 7jca
S'.ou; yellow. sl.0Oai.2j. Onions, 1919
per barrel.
souInEHN FRurrs-BRuanas. T5ca:l 90 per
bunch; oranges. Sorrento, Si6o per case
OF i2G; cocoannts. $iu0 per bag OF l00 pine
apples, Ease; oranges, :275a3.2j.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
A ATLANTIC AND pANvlLLERAILwAY

sCHEDULEIN ERECT July lsr 1891
Leave shipIcrs' compress wharf, Norfolk, daily,
2u u.
Leave We, Norfolk daily, 9.45o.ln.
Tor bHnvilic ami ,iI iiie' mediate stations, ar
irving n panvi!lr ~ 5.g5 T.. IL!
Leave Norfolk, 5.g)I. ui.
Leave W',t NoTio!E.5:i5 y. IN.
Tor l;awren'ev. .lr aud Intermediate points, ar.
irving LHNr n e'ii'v al ? =. m.
Leave LaWtrne.vilr daily except sunday nj &
= m, arriving NJ awhile ct 10 a. IN
connection made Al iEnyiile and LerresS juno
ton y AN points I'm the southern Railway system:
~ lcumi'tou IUn,tiou iOT Durham. oath boston
ami al FONTS ca the Durham Division Of The y.
~ W L. 4;
Tu.man sleeper, between Danville Ashcvir.
AtlGntl Augusta Mciuphi, ana New Orleans.
1icSCt, Oh SAL. and baggage Gle kcl a. Wakes
Agency, tomuauy's Agency ~ wharf Norfolk
". v II. Williams agency, Portsmouth:
W II. TAYI.OE.
General Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05

ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT CO
Commencing Tuesday, June 10Th, 1895. the
steamers o. tnis llhe will leave Bay Line wharf
every Monday and thursday at 3 q. m for BALI
more. and Lave Baltimore, PioJ No. o. Light street
Mh1fi every iueshay and eaturoay a: n. nj.
ESAsAARANDALL,
TelephoneS Asehk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO,
NORFOLK IRON WORKS.

70. 10 Water street. Norfolk. Va.
ENGINES. BOlAENS. SAWAlLL and air
Xmas Of machinery OF the most improved
patterns. Also re, airing at the shortest
non, e. iHrtlcuar attention TO steamboat
work. bUlAL'S PATENT BOILEK TUBES
fEHKULES are the only peri, remedy
ior leRky boiler tu0es hoy Can be Inserted
IN a few minutes by any engineer, ana are
warranted 10 stop leaks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05

Or EICnMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD 70 Nj.
] CLAEENUHr. &LWPOl.r NEWS and .Ialu,s
river harding, direct 10y. dnyught-NirGinia Navi-
cation Imrmy' s Elegant Steamer rOCAHuNIAS.
leave, tiyuG'' nam, Norfolk, every TUESDAY,
at rortsmnutA, tid Point, Newport News going
ana returning, arriving at lichIHonl about D.
m, connecting wth al. evening trains. Fare TO
ilchmoui Si.F0 fare 10 Richmond aud return
- 30. lale 10 hichmOnd second lass, II. Tickets
mach cnc'pr THAI hy any other route to Rich
mond, Petersburg Wayeriy, iIoksiord and stations
On Atlantic aud Danvi.o iaroal and all point,
til INehm1nd. Tickets inr sale at ticket agencies
Of Wake 4 son, II brandt anllon board steamer
gNrfreigAL received daily, Sunday excepted. :or
Gil above named points.
JAMES w. MoCARRICK.
Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05

shipstuG. or midilngs, slsOOal9.OO; meal,
white boltcd, per 50 lbs. Sic.
Hay No. Timothy. $l32jal4.00; No. 2,
l2.50al3 10.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-05
SVisoLE>ALM QUOTATIONS.
NonroLK, Va. April 4, 1895

PEAs-Steady; Black eve pens, s3O1
PER Dag; Black. 90casl por bushcl
ohN-Southern white. i3aI4c.
400 oArs-SteAdyi Mixed, 37a3Sc.; white, lila
MILL FEzD-Markst steady; tBEan, $ls 90;
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NEW 1oRE. April 4. - Kale, Nor.
lo'k. Sl.25@L75; Spinach, Norfolk,
Sll5@ $500.
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Market steady; Prime. &c; strictly primo,
&c; fancy. &c, common. l0I 10; Spanish. SOC.
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THavnrEisN' GUIDE.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The New mud uoworrl iron ;, l,co .t,,,,c-
WASH lNIION aud NORFOLK viii leave daily A.
NORTH BOUND
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H. ! / " NorioIk2HsstsrnR .R.

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT NOVEMBER IS. 1891
LEAVE NoRFOLK DAILY.
''iO n'lm.-Ahe Chicago INprcss-FOr
Petersburg. stIc d III q n Il
ana Washington, MISC tor
HNnchhurG, tsOJtIiois
Ssadt"rd. IsiucItrId, 6'o-
cmhontns. aicu0Vu. CO.
luihbts aud chicago.
Sleeper fsoHuoh.. ta a..
Iumbus without chance,
NiAo tOr I'uiH>I,i. Isri.,oI,
tAuoNvtlir, thaittin"usn
mud intermediate poiuin-
fu'ininn Stccprr. Isndtortl
To shntIauOpi".
lC:Io 7. IL. - Fer P,orshufr, NRd'oId, Pulaski
Bristol; also Tor lucucd. and To-
'ahnni'>; ais, tnr tocky Mount
AID all >,a i''us IN MIuttotl- sd /, M
Division. H., PulInau >l,rp.f
SoTiSlk ia Il HuUkr Connect, al
Eoanukc NJ 80 Il IA with W .sh-
inEtUu ami thait,uooel limit,sl
tor ~ points >ouIh and Went. Pun
man sleeper Roanoke 10 NculIhts
End New orleans. Din ne car at
taUhc
\ n ElN Norfolk daily. $50 IL, II..ja III
SCi nm.
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NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
(VrsTmriE ilvlTEul

VIsIINTIE IINIIEDl
Lave Norfolk 80 y H. arrive
Richmond 100 pm. ,onrcc ing ior
Washington, Hsliimerr, ihii.Ui-,-
pha and New 9TH E,turDiug
leav' Richmond 1900 in, arrive
Norfolk lbs . m. STOPS only At
Suffolk, Wa,erly ana P,tuIsDlrv
S",uud-olass tickets mo- accepted
Tor pa sFpr On thee trsins
Oihcl daily trains leave Norfolk
'.uJ M. arrive 80 kictmpud il:ut
am. Lc'uruius, lcoyc Richmond
5.lpp m; arrive al Norfolk $50 piu.
|Cr fulther Information rs To- tickets rates bag
say, cnvctS, etc, call on OF address COURT
~ District Passenger Agent; e. II. BO-LLN
Ticket Ag'n, ~ Main stree. conner oil GRANNY, or
1 l. Finch, Agent, depot Nori"lE and Western
railroad. ". b. Il. VIII.
General lgssti AR tgrut
Genera Oihcr, Roanoke, Na.
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poANoKE AND cAsHIE RIVER LINE

pOANOKE AND cAsulE RIVER LINE
STEAMER LUCY
leaves foot Commerce street every wednesday ut
r. M, for Plymouth and RoShoko river landings rs
high IS iaimy RI, y, c.. Nindsor aud all Cashie
river landings. freight received daily
THE NOTTINGHAM K WkENN Co,
ihono no. 10 Agents.
NORFOLK AND RAPPAHASNOCK ROUTE
N on and atter 81 NDAI, December 3O.h the
steamer Essex will leave Bay Limo wharf, Norfolk,
every sunday ~ n M. for Iappahonnocs and in
tcrmedi1te lsndinss. FrciGht for these points re-
oeiyed SATURDAYS. For landings beyond Tappa-
hammock freight received rs usual.
WM. RANDALL. Agent, Norfolk.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
loEFoLK AND soururrN RAILROAD COM
rANG.
scuEDULEN ErrEcr MAnclr l. lsg5

Mali. AND ENrRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
uai'y tCNclt sunday t.4j II. Ia. Tor Elizabeth
city, ldcmon, MacGcyS Ferry, ROPER. pnnte,n.
Il. X steamer a. follows Daily t"NcrIt sunday,
for liymOnth and Windsor II;ISbAI IlIiti.S
pay and SNIl lnAl Tor All landings on Cnowlu
river, on MONDAY AND FRIDAY Tor = .upprruopt,
fl'tr, anu MGpNISHAlS Tor Salmon Creek Con.
meets ~ lie ihaNcu with steamer Virginia bare ,,r
NaStc'Nhie. south ti",k, Aurora, MashiuItuu
anu intermediate lauiug'
ENENlNi EMPIRES LEAVES NORFOLK ,io
T. ~. da,y t"NCc.t sunday for Elizabeth titv
l.ucnioh htId waN-stutiuns Connect, ~ Eliynh.iI
tity Win the SicGu.'r \,isr aud Nrwhprn Mimi
da', IUc'dnN, lhur,dsy and saturday Ion New
tern, Roanoke islaDd aud Motohcad CIV Etu.tn,
''Hcksouillc, Wilmington, y. G., and All station,
on the W. :. & y l.. Il;
\, RIVE AT NORFOLK
NAIL AND EMPRESS daily jc,ccp, Sunday =.
a. m. connect with all rail and cam liuc, nj Nor-
iolb Tor tho Nortu. lu- and West Passenger and
freight stations OF ut East Main street Norlolk
and tst,rn depot.
EASrrRN CAEoLlNA DISPATCH. FAST
u fEtlEllT LlN" AND oi.n DOMINION LIKE
between 7li points North and Hat via Norl,lt and
Nori.l and Southern Railroad to Easr. IN North
CAROL
at low rate,
For further information apply to the General
Office OF tho y. q :. Il. Il. CO. Nori9,t VA
II. e. HUDGlNS,
NJ. X. KING
General Manager
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Grulpfinu bcfiirhtct. Weru

Grplninu bcflrttrt. @enn Der
Sampt im Seiiel eilen 0e,pilen Srut
ausiibt Ilno mir ui1t uOrIi6tig Iino,
10 iinoet cine grphiiOn itutt. @enn
Der Yuls BEG &orpe;s eiueu Sobepuutt
an,eiNt, wel6er bod iiber Dem regulQ=
rem Staoium itebt. 10 lit 8efobr I'M
9lusug. 9ieie Gritbrung mahte Serr
u. 2iirtamp, 8OtRrsOiIt, Sno. Gr
belhreibt es iOl9ennrmOBen: yMteiue
SOhter bate piel ourhsumuheu nit
eiuem weben SeiH. SIR 9uls ging
bis aui $50 in Die S0be, lie bate BEL
ti9es Sieber, teinen appetit mo mar
nit einem Wprte ieJr trGnt. @ir gu=
ben ibr ben 6nrnis NlpentrGuter= 9lut=
beleber Elm mo riesen Die 8ei6wulft
nit Sornis Seil Ce. Sic mar 10 ber=
uutereetommen uno bilflos, ouB mr.
lie bebeu uno le9n mlBten. Nah
turier 3eit brah oe 8cule an Seine
auf uno bon oieiem 4u0enblif iiel Der
Yuls, bas Sieber peri6mauo, ibr Np=
petit te1rte tpieoer IND @ott lei Sunt,
1T lie pieoer geiurt uno munter." -
Sragt niht in NpItbeteu mad 6Orni's
Ilpentrluter Slubeleber, nod nab
ben anoeren Weoi;men, welhe Or. Pe=
ter Sabrnep fabrBirt. @eroen nur
ourb 2Oialasenten bertauit. Sinh lie
nibt gu baben, 10 '9reibt on Or. pea
ter Sabrnep, GbicalO, 81.
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=9auS6d6er (ir oaS 6at@di(fe Oo(k.=

surssm Corda: Gebsba4 tHr tabOIi4s Gbrfen. 80. S7e eshn. aearOoO
flexible. So Gents.
Wetn Segleiter. Sammtun9 Der suObRtbnm Gebee. Mt forbna Ranoetuiaf
lung. Witt nbang entbateno: &re5we9 Sesper mi 6rte Communion iIr Rms
Der. S24 Setei. observation-disclosures. WtaroUo flexible 0ooibut, 20 SGs
(tn IRbldes Wade mecum ponw tEN9em lufangD
Wade ecum Gin Saibnsebabatkn ir ttbolite Sauslnse ub Mauur nit
g. Waroro flexible, So Gs.
Wade mecnm. Sai6en9ebebu6len fr tubHibe Sraum NIB SmNraueu Don P.
Nnoreasg brenSbegT, $ j 32. 1872 q. Waouo flexible. IS Gh.
eGrite sur btmmltiden Sctntatb. Gin Gebes ub GrbauunaSbub fm bs Gee
utter. Wu obTbtI @aebm9uuS. Mt Sthnib. Neuete Nuda0e. 1. $40
Q. go. 20, 1928 DO 10, $l.15. No CO. $l50. DO !, 1925. 30 6 90 Gs
IS embGlt btRs ltM ansSepauet, nit 8roBcnn Iru6 perkbeue @hbetbuh ouber
ell 9ewobnlteH iebs WeBanba6tm, VeSpGu, Htaneen, ambadter ir bic mh.
tighten Sne uuo 3eten bs SURROUNDINGS, ben 81. &uusw9 nit wIroecu StaiouS
bIbsrn mi nod oie anbee anoadtSIbnngn ir auemO9idm gagen o@ gbus.
Ylut, oas fohbare, unNres Serm SMu Gbrti Obr en @Ouat ;r Serbruus bS
EreneS urRrer Suotun9 III 81 berabhubeu Yduu9eu. 9br Gun @ebabude III
0ben bes totbann gIusS. Bon p. Sol. Sdndber, c. S.. R. IL. $50 SeuaL
SO. co. $l85.
@eiuhunaen os anerbetltshen MtarSiaframenteS umS Der Isfafen Suno.
frau Wtaud auf ibm Sa9 bs Wonuts. Nbn aubaua Der aepSbufheu 9HG'
getts mi &omnuutou9ebee &C Dol Nlpbors Mala Don gMIoL It Snbl
MD. 81. 26 =. DO. on, IS Gs. No. 5, 40 G6.
Gbrinfatboiibes SausbruS fir Seornamm, Der gut lebeu uuO irObG6 hrber
nil, Sen ? 6rsns Sg Sanlai NrMfr as Der geielidait SdA. &Mt erIoub.
nip Der Sroensoban. Reid ilIufrirt 118 Seueu in 9rpB Qeuou5 Sornat
9lssaut Sebuuem unite oloidntt NIB riaer GObprnuu9, $475.
Seoes Snb fradtrei gesen GinienOums bes gstrages.
FE. PUSTET & co.
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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-31

between a enort and a hideous
hyena-like laugh.
"My God! what is thatS" she
cried in dire fright, her heart beat
ing as it never beat in all her life
before.
"Who is there2 What do you
want?"
Again a loud, inharmouious laugh.
| She summoned all her courage,
brave woman that she was, and
went to the door.
A shabby -genteel, shaggy pated,
blear eyed man stood there before
her. 1t was the same man who had
appeared to Pierce Vaughan when
he rang the bell at the house in the
city road.
lLisbeth had never seen him before,
and took him for a drunken tramp.
sect out Of here" she said angrily.
what right have you at my doora''
He laughed again, and tried to
encircle her in an embrace, but she
eluded him.
II have more right here than you
have, II the truth be told. You did
not think your father, Jim Glepdin-
ning, was dead, did you, lassa"
Lisbeth chung to the door post fol-
support, SO faint was she made by
this intelligence.
Yet 1t was neither OF herself no,
OK the returned convict, her father
that she was thinking, but--did he
see Sir Clement Dunraven leave the
cottsgef
no BE- contjnaed.)
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-03-15
A WEIGHT OF WOE.
Little Eddie Lifted 1t From His Mind and
Transferred IL to His Mammals.

I.
Transferred IL to His Mammals.
II there was not something strange
about Eddie's actions that evening
there was still something little out
OF the ordinary. He had been to school
as usual, and had looked little tired
when he came home. He ate very lit
tie supper, and was ready to go to bed
at an unusually early hour. All these
things were noticed by his mother,
who wondered what could be wrong.
His habit was to invariably oppose
any and every attempt toward putting
him to bed. Was there something
wrong on his mind? his mother unused,
but rocked in her chair by his side
content to steal glace at him occa-
sionally when he sat listlessly, with
folded hands. looking into the fire.
Are you sick, darling?" she asked,
after long silence.
mo"
"What?"
mo, ma'am, amt sick"
Are you in bad humor. my boy?'
Ca long silence.)
"Did anything go wrong to-day with
you, pet?"
Perhaps 1t was the tender tone of her
voice, or may be. that divining mother
had hit perchance on the magic sesame
that opened the secret doors to a heart
full of woe. Whatever it was, a great
big tear rose in his eye that overflowed
and ran down his cheek Quickly brush
ing it away, as if ashamed, he knit his
brows and glared at the fire. Present.
ly, with an expression of a different
sort upon his face, he said:
II gave him swipe in the nose l bet
he will remember"
"Who?"
"Bill Kellum."
why did you do that?"
We'll, you see, mamma, we wus
comm out Of the school yard on run
an Bill Kellum tripped me up. /
didn't fall very hard, though. Pshaw!
Didn't hurt little biz. Only skinned
my knee little, an then l made fer
him. Fore l caught up he was way
down street, an as / KEN on him he
turn roun' an gev him roaster in
the nose jes' like that-biff" and Ed
die caught the blow in his left hand.
What did he do then?" queried his
mother, but silence fell on the little
fellow, and the tears were beginning
to flow once more, when of a sudden,
with the courage of a true warrior, he
Strengthened up and answered: "He
licked me!"-Cincinnati Enquirer.