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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-01
MONDAY, 21sT DAY OF
JANUARY, 1895,

a. IN much of each parcel as will pay the amount
Of faxes delinquency and costs against it. will be
sa,d by me, as County Treasurer and E1-ofhcio
Tar Receiver of said County Of Lincoln. at u
i.iocT N Of said day, at the front door of the
80 honae at the town of Phoebe, in said county
to satisfy such taxes. delinquency and costs Said
sa,ss viii be made subject to redemption within
siY months after the date Of sale, by payment OF
al the sums assessed against each parcel together
Nth three per cent per month thereon from the
Tsta of sale until paid in accordance with the pro.
vaions of Section of act Of the Legislature OF
tho State of Nevada, approved March l2th' 1900
page 1T. ,ooo
WI. D0OLEY,
County Treasurer and Ex-ofiicio Tax Receiver OF
Lincoln County, Nevada
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-01
NOTICE
TAX SALE
Ds,inauent List of Property for the Year
1894. Lincoln County. NeSao"'

Notice is hereby given to those whom it may con.
o.rn. and to the following named persons, and 70
i wners Of or claimants to, the real estate and
aainrovements thereon or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described, known
op unknown, that the taxes. for State and
County purposes for the year A. D. 1898, assessed q
Oipst fhe following described pieces or parcels OF
aNssonarty are now delinquent; that ten per cent
ppsnsty and two dollars 50 Ool costof advertising,
has been added in each case and that any piece OF
parcel Of property upon which said taxes penalty
and costs shall remain unpaid on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-22
Bank Note poiso aing.

Some people have foolish habit of
touching their fingers with their lips
when counting money. A certain banker
was noticed doing this very thing recently
when counting Il large sum Of money.
Commenting on this habit well known
gentleman said that he knew the cashier
o. bank who died from doing this very
thing. The circumstances were AS fol
lows: AT an examination of the vaults
it fell to his lot TO count large number
of small bills. and although repeatedly
warned, he continued mechanically to
touch his lips when his fingers lecame
dry. That evening lie felt smarting
pain in his lip, Tut did not attend to it
until swelling had set in, the next day
He then consulted a surge on who insisted
upon an immediate operate on the
tumors that had in the meantime
assumed alarming pro portions. But in
spite of the operation the patient died
three days after, of blood poisoning"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-22
A PLEASANT OCCASION.
Birthday Anniversary Of Rev. S. E. Leech o.
North Parish. appropriately Observed.

Ii st Saturday evening, about 20 people
assembled at the Methodist parsonage, at
North Augusta, to celebrate the birthday
anniversary of the pastor, the Rev. S Il.
Lcech, who was taken by surprise. After
supper tho evening was spent in social in
tercourse, and listening to recitations by
Misses Florence Carson, Hazel Hovey and
Daisy Hovey. An original poem was
read by Miss Williamson, which was
warmly applauded. G. f. Stetson, in
pleasant speech presented to the pastor
many beautiful and useful articles. Mr.
Leech responded and the company sepa-
rated with mutual good wishes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennebec.

/
The following real estate transfers have
been made in Kennebeo county during the
past week:
! AUGUsIA-Sarah A. Robinson and BENJAMIN
ID. Robinson to John II. Church, and, $3.50 Oh !;
Lucinda Robinson to John II Church, land,
so' VI; Emma a. WoTs'er to Albert T. Fuller,
land and building, valuable consideration;
Albert I. RULER to Henry +. Eldridge land
and buildings, $li00 AluertT T, Fuller to David
Matthew. land and buildings, ST. Job Springer
to AIDE ara Cloutier. anr and buildings, 81 al d
other valuable consideration.
BELGRhDE-T. II. II bbetts to Emery KnowIt s
and Charles Rachelder. land. S53.
CHINA-M. T. Jones to Edward L Staples
land, $500.
GARDINER melice j. Norton, to Annie e.
Marston. land $500.
HALLowELr-Jesse G. Morton, to James X.
Reynolds, land and buildings, valuable con
sldera ion John turns Jr. to Arthur w. Full
ler land and buildings, $1,000; John If. Lowell,
6e"rse r. simmons, James i. stearns,
Leigh and Charles =. Dinsmore to Henry n
Parks, land and buildings. Sg25.
LIrcHFIELD- Olive Dudley to Albert and
Nellie NJ. bud ey, land and buildings. $1,000.
MANcHEsrER-L iodiey II. Hammond to
Daniel c. Robinson, land, $3.50; Lindley H
Hammond to Howard Owen, land. II and
other valuable con, liberation.
MOUNT VsRNrs-Cieo rye J.. Van TYLER to
George II POOLE land, 81 and other valuable
consideration.
NORTH NAsSALRoRn-John DOUG heTty. Will
liam Hymn Daniel Muephy, Maria Donahut
TO Dauiel O'Keefe, land, S25.
PIrTsToN-Harle d. Moers to Jacob Bailey,
land aud buildings, 2i75.
Y .ss.LBoao - Lesi G. Barker to muc
Withee, land aud buildings. 800.
NATERvIILE- r. Foster, G. r.. GRAY, +. L.
| Thayer to w. t. Haines, land, 600; william
T. Haines to Joseph Huard. land and bu Id
ings, $500. Sideey A. Green to linda |. Green
land, : and other valuable considerations
WINTHROP -Adeline 4 Stevens to A., Re-
lief G rdon, land. $50; job Forti-r to Albert
CurIier, land $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-22
A GREAT SCHEME.
The Water Power of Sheepscot VAL
ley to Be Harnessed.
Assessors Now Settling Up With Owners Of
Properly Taken.

The developing of the Sheepscot lake
water power project has made great nr,,-
gress this fall in the hands of the proiec-
tors, The Maine Electric and Water Power
Company, and, yesterday, the appointed
assessors, N. r. Hisler of Weeks Mills.
.. f. Sprowle, China, and Henry Cleary.
Jefferson, began determining the values
on some few properties which have not
already been satisfactorily agreed upon by
the owners and the company.
The dam which will be built at Conn.
ers Mills will raise the level of the
oheepscot lake and flow the water all
over the lot, more in some places than in
Others, OF course according to the height
Oh the land Many an old farm which
generations Of cows and pigs, and hens
have used as their stamping grounds to
say nothing of their owners-wili become
one vast and dreary waste of waters. 1t
seems grievous to be borne, this literal
flooding of old homesteads. which actually
number up as high DIS IS, all told but the
age of progress is upon Us, and it hits, no
one knows where next The owners can
hardly blame their ancestors for not
approaching the fact that they were settl-
ing within the limits of an incompatible
location for water power plant. The
triumvirate of assessors Is said to be just
and honorable one, and the dissatisfied
land owners, what few there are Of them,
will be perfectly satisfied, it is thought
when all is settled
The protector of the enterprise is
William Doe, now resident of Dukes
Centre, Pa MIR. Doe was born in Wind
sor, Ne, and spent his youth there, doing
about as other contemporaneous Maine
boys did; he fished and swan about in the
very waters which later it was his seem
ing fate to harness into stupendous
water power plant. Mr. Doe is a man of
great ability and has become, through his
persistence and genius a man of marked
influence In many localities. An expert
in water power development, he saw the
advantages which the Sheepscot pond
might afford and, last winter, was largely
instrumental in getting from the Legls-
lature n charter to give the company
which he had organized a right to go to
work
All the lands have now been surveyed,
and plans for the canals and dams been
drawn up by Engineer W. b. Getchell of
Augusta.
The dam will be eight feet high thus
raising the lake that amount and inoreas
ing the area of 1t to over eight square
miles, double what it now is.
The project is on the move, aud as soon
as spring comes, it is said work will be
begun on the dam ard canals, with q
vengeance.
The incorporators are G. p. Collins,
Bradford Centre, Pa, j. H. Link,
Williamsport, Pa, William Doe, Dukes
Centre, Pa, A, M. Card, Alma, Me,
Henry ingalls,, Wiscasset, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-22

A man about 20 years old was arrested
for noisy conduct In the streets. yesterday
afternoon, and put in the Jail. He showed
signs OF insanity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-22
STATE HOUSE.
One New Corporation Filled at the Secretary
OF States Office.

The following new corporation filed its
papers at tho secretary Of States office,
yesterday;
The Hub Cooperative Emporium, or
Canized at Portland Nc, for the
purpose Of carrying on dressmaking,
tailoring and millinery business AMI the
Misunderstanding and dealing in all wares
used in that business, with SO, COO cap
ital stock, of which s75 is paid in. The
officers are: President and treasurer, Ida
X. Pearce of Boston, Mass.
Bank Examiner +. K. Timberlake went
to Bangor, last evening. He will return
the latter part of the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-22
Y. N. C. A. MEETINGS.
Interest So Great That Mr.. Gale Will Remain
Few Days Longer.

The people will be glad to learn that
Mr. Gale, the evangelist, has consented to
remain few days longer than was
originally planned. 1t is not often our
privilege to experience such days as Sun
day, the Goth of October. After such a
day. it did not seem right that Mr.. Gale
should leave at once. The impression
that he should tarry little longer was
too strong to be set aside so a few more
services have been arranged.
Last evening, he spoke upon one of the
most vital topics connected with the
Christian life, 1.-THE Subject of Assur-
ance"
Today, at the request of many OF the
sisters who are unable to get out to the
evening SERVICE the afternoon Bible read
ing will be resumed at 3. 80. The interest
in this service has constantly increased
from the beginning. The people do still
believe In the old Bible Its truths 90 still
have power over men. They often trample
them under their feet, but soon find 1t
hard to kick against the pricks. Con
science condemns them, aud they pause to
see what they have done.
This evening, Mr.. Gale will tell
the people how to study this
wonderful book 1t will be at I'M
fortunate thing to miss this service. Those
especially are invited, who are not in the
habit of using their Bibles to advantage,
broad invitation, perhaps Certainly
many will accept it. viii YOU
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-22
Bridal Carriers,

Down through half dozen centuries
says the Philadelphia Times, comes to us
the custom practicod today of having tho
carriers as finishing touch to a brides
toilet. The particular girl friend who is
permitted to slip them into place is con
ceded to stand tho best possible chance Of
wedding happily before II months are out.
y prospect of near and blissful matrimony
Is also shared by the friend who secures
the privilege Of making brides garters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-22

A story and-half house ON Franklin
street, owned 10y George Choate and oc-
cuped by a family by the name of Miller,
narrowly escaped confl4gation, Sunday
night, about clock. The family left
the clothes horse with clothes near the
stove. These ignited and the wood box
and the floor about the stove were burned
before the neighbors discovered the blaze
and put it out. Insured in Downings
agency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-22
Death Of Harry [. Holmes.

Harry L. Holmes died mt his home on
Dickman street, Monday afternoon, after
a brief illness with APPENDICITIS. His age
was 10 years.
Mr.. Holmes was universally liked and
respected. and his loss is keenly felt by
all who have ever known him. At the
time he was taken III, he was attending
the State College at Orono, studying
electrical engineering. be was very
popular among his classmates and
teachers. .He was graduate of the Cony
High school and there stood high in his
classes and In the estimation Of his fellow
students.
The funeral will take place, Wednesday
morning, at IL o'clock, from the residence
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25
Cotton Markers.

Nsw Yonk. January 2i.-Cotton closed
dull and easier; middling gulf,
1870: middling. 5 ll-l6c. Janu .ry.
Has As: February. 6 Ada5 10; March,5 50
as 81; April, 53a5 Il; May, 5 n So;
June. 6 6ia5 G2: July, &c; August. S 7Ua
S II; September. 3 7ia5 10; Ootoper, 6 70
as 70. Sales, lO4.rO bales.
The total net consolidated receipts of
cotton reported from all ports to-day
were 70, 100 bales; exports to Great
britain, 1900, bales; France, lO.6l0
bales; Continent, 1926 bales; stock,
l,0l3.0i3 bales.
Total go far this week: Net receipts,
67S .0o9 bales; exports to Great Britain.
1903 baies; TO France. 2i.Ilf bales: to
the Continent. 69.T9S bales.
LIvEnPooL. January 24-l2:30, NJ
Cotton, far demand and freely me
pr'tes easier American m,dlliDg,
Sd. Sales $4,000 bales: American.
l3l00 bales; speculation and export.
l.GOO bsles; receipts. 20.0U0 bales; Aneri-
can. $4,000 bnlcs. Futures opened quiet
but ntsaiy, demand moderate.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

Ftsa-Mackerel. No. a., IN kegs. 81 90:
new. small, SI2.5J; new. meiinm, SO. 80,
No. 8. III ksgs, 80 So uerrlug, Family
Roc, $2.TJn3. rs; Eastern, In barreis, SO. is
81. s.
hess Bstf-S.ea,iy; family mess, els. rs;
second grade. $3.50.
H'"ns-om 'thtield. l4;a17c.
Porf-Now Mess pork, Sli.00
BuH Ht.ttE-Jlear rib, Co., fst backs,
&C.; bellies. 6 c.
2touet,rS--sugAr sure I. 10.
B1oon-jhoui isc,. TO.
8rehaty--SuSar Cured. 1910.
Ldrd-Purs lard. &c., tleroes; COM
pouni. Co.. compound. n casus. $50.
Utesse--Cresu. IUal2o; Western Dairy,
iOc., ss to quality.
B,4ter--Now York State, dairy, new.
2lo; fresh creamery, 22ie.. Western. I6a
lSc.
HTosens Or Firm; ia degress, IA
So. 100 degreeA sasyo.i Rcd. $50 isarso.
l0allc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
January "a, 1895.
ARRIVAL


British steamship Nyassa, Lyman. Port
Ho! al to MancLeNor. Eng, TO VIM Lamb
" 90. tohieI aud salad,
schooners NJ Sprague. Fanny Brown,
Way HcfsrlHHd, ely OF Jec.s ou,i @,
OK AMI or On, Lucy II Rnsseu and
Laura l. Sprsguo, to Nm Lanlp & Go. lor
coal.
:, Schooner Lydia II Roper, Hanson, Ne "
SC ooner. Zephaniah steelman. Zen.
nett. New fork. with powder
Scho ner joan Bell, Cordery. Bsltl-
more, with coal.
Tug Edgar + Lucienhach, Keen Nav
iork. with barge Ann H -mIlh to Is m
LAM Il co, and ba. ge Yonkers, to New.
OFT News. -'"
ug nderwritcr, Wilev. New Yort
with barge Slacau!ev. to VIM LunD &
Co, AMI barge Mercedita TO Nesport
News. f'''
MEMORANDA.
CAFE HESnY, VA. January 2A.-lo M
Clear, West wind; miios. i,eht;
sea.
CLEARED.
Schr Elisha GiDbs; Kenney. Nav Rod.
5 hr Ldwin II Hunt. Crowel, Poston.
with coal.
Ser + Colin, James, Baltimore. with
lumber. WIN
sehr Mary E Graham. New York. with
lu Der. WIN
Bars Iuniata and Raritan, 80 proyi.
donoo, with coal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25
h. OLD DOMINION S7EAX.
l llS:; SIT? COMPANY.
y FOR NEW YORK.

pASSENGKR SHIPS ARE APPOINTED 10
l sail FROM Norfolk on MONDAY. TutS
PAY; WhDN LSDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
nEDAr at Pin r. IN New York on NON
~ 10 =. =, iSEoDA is, WEDNESDAYS, THURS
:, P'ssene'r Recommendations unsurpassed.
rare. IN uding meals and stnteroolu
ucIlh, ........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Oh
Rare. round trip limited TO thirty
For crr,s and reserva lon Of statofooms 40.
lener q Office at wharf.
F RiCHMoND-Ships lcave N ,rfolL e,ory
IiiulsnAY. m. and leave Newpor, News
irving at Richmond tho next morning.
TlME SEIZED LIZ OF STEAMERS NORTH.
AMBITION L.rav. Accomack Virginia Dare
md Isle of Whit. sailing daily. srorpt Sun.
day. Leave Cou,nanr wharf. Norfolk
FOE OLD POfNT--At g. $40 and il:lo a IN
and %43 . IL: iort'mouth. 6,45 and 1880 and
Yoa " IN hng Line Wharf Norfolk At 7 and
FOR MAMPToN-At Iil5 a ID and s:a5 e IN:
BAY II 80 IN and p IN; Portsmouth at 1905
FOR NNwfo TNEws AND sMITHF1ELp
At y pm Portsmouth. 2:.5 p m; Bay Line
FOG EAST AND WARE nIvERs-D.iv. OF.
cops Sund lo wing Comp IN 3 wharf az $40
IN: portsmouth,, 6:ij m: Bay Line Wharf
Norfjlk
Ion BACK, rooUosIN AND SEVERN
Companr's wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
hnd FRIDAYS Al $50 Il IN. Portsmouth 8: IS a
M Bsy Line wharf, Norfolk, at 9 . III, return.
FOR NANSEMoND RIVER AND BUP.
FOLK At y m: Poitsmou, b. $40 D IN, con.
negiing At Suffolk with W. l. Co.; R. p and 8.
Fright for Matthews Back. PoQuosin. Ware,
vern and Nansemond rivers must ke pre-.
pa =.
SORrH CAROLINA DlVLSION-(Formerly
~. y. 4 W. ID. LIS Gamer Aibrmarle lelyes
, korfo FIR Washinrion N. G., Mopdsya at q
III: fridl IN. carrying rre!aht and
passengers for Wash ngi0n and poinia a ths
Tar, Pungo ami fa'clicD Kivees
frcig for NEW kRNE, n. c., received At
\. aud $ H. K depot
FIR light received daily, EXCEPT Sunday, until
6pm Al. b. CROWELL, Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

DAILY. B--Breakfast. D-Dlnner. Sup.
NJ, no IL counec,s at Weldon With A, C. Lima.
~, "" Ieepers Por smouth TO htIautt. Iin.
VI mondays Wednesdays and Frtdays con.
~ ve's ~ Franklin with ,tosmer Olive for Eden.
Hsl.inh iandings on the river. Connec's at
C. and Al, IN 1ouihern Raj way for Asheville.N ~.
RI iieo'a'e points on Tho w. ~ &.
No .+o3 and ~. vestibulo Limited Traiu. Ne
S1tta faro Weldon to Atlanta. Pullman sleeper
f"rtsnouih TO Monroe N G.. Connects al
fectly ht Atlanta with w and A. r.. Il. for
thntthnooVa. Nashville aud oil points West.
~ meets With A and W. T.. R 4 for Mobile
west. e' So"'u
7. III ing Scotchman, makes all s,ors
between Portsmouth, aud DoykiDs and Lewis
ton. connecting At Pendleton for Murfroasboro
NC, "
eHo. s02. Atlanta special, 1859 q m
ono. IS. Mall and Express. :2vp m.
-. lying = "tc -insn To- 49,, S:55 n m
For tickets aud baggage checks TO all point,
south and Sor' Invest, sleeping car re.srs ation
and general in formation, call on OF addre.s
J. W. BROWN. Jr.,
.Aorfo;k, Va.
W. V. II. WILLIAMS
ali High stree, 20 tsmo tn Va.
z. st. 10 n,
- rpsi""nt ,
JOHN Fl. wfNDER,
General Mspagar
T. J. A DERSOH,
Gensrsl Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25
A TLANTIC AND DANy1LI.s RAILWAY
s.s 80 ;ss,s1sssy: Z EFT rEEsTZzTS1
esSst s..sss i..,' III ~ ut =

SCHEDULE In EFFECT JULY LIST. 1904
"a NJ.
lave ihippers' compress wharf, Norfolk,
daily, s:2O a. III.
Leave IVES orfolk daily, $40 a. NJ
For DRnvil!e and sill Intermediate stations. Ar
riying at DIuriiie Al 525 u. m
pm.
Leave Norfolk. SCOPE
Leave WtSt NoriOik 5:i5 %. III
Tor l.aSrencevie and intermediate point.
trriYinS i.a"IrnCcSiilr at 9 III
lie We iawrenceyillo daily except Sunday
att IA. "r wing a. DAnv,llc a.io a m
Connections made at Danville and Jeffress
junction Tor all points in the sou usru Rail-
WY syste'n; at berui>ton junction Tor Dur
ram south Boston aud all points ON the Dur
ham Division o. the n. and W. Il. r.
-, u'iin,n >leeDes between Danviile. Ashe-
nie. Atlanta Augusta. Memphis aud New
iioSets On sale and baggage checked a.
Wakes Agency. BrRndts licke, Agency, 60 A.
n.mv Agency N Va ri Norfolk, w. v. FL.
Williams Agency, Portsmouth.
W. II. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25
Norfolk Cotton .snrKcs.
OFFICE OF IKE VIRGISIAy.
NonroLK. Va. January "a. IL

NuNfoLh' VA JHuUdry n, 1875.
Seaboard Airline Railroau-For Nor
folk, 42U bales; other points. al bales;
total. 633 bales.
Atlantic aud Danville Railroad-For
Norfolk. t,O'S bales; other points, -
bales total, loss bales.
Norfolk aud Western Railroad --gor
Norfolk. 1ol bales; other points -
bales total. I31 bales
Norfolk aud Southern Railroad-For
Norfolk. AT bales; other points. /
bale: total, l25 bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad For
Nortol :. Us bales; other points. ll5 baios;
total. 2iO bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25
GM E1 9 n

etzRf ]Saee SzaSft 4Sskstaezsstf&
aCHEDULE IN EFFECT SOY. is, 1894
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
s;d0 O. Eas-hhe CnicAxo EHuress--
Eor Petersburg, ft,cn-
Enond and washington,
Roanoke. az nd a raj. &c . u q
rioid, POcahou an. * a
S:.., Coinmbu. and
ChtcGgO. SieSper Hon n.
one 40 ''0inmbus with
out cbnnge. Also for
R.uiH.ab, ssr,atot. Knor.
vtttc. GhRtRuOug u AN "A
Intermediate pOintn-
pullman sleeper. stad.
ford TO Chattanooga.
ao:po q n-for reterso.rg, kauford Pu-
In Ii Bristol; also Tor Blueneld,
nnu focRhontAs: also for ROCKY
Mount aud all stations on VIM
nton-Saiem Division. Has PAIL
man deeper n Itn'. To Roam
ofe. Come ia at Roanoke at
7l0 IN with Washington ,nd
Chs,tanoog9, limited for all
Poins South and Wsst. Pull
man ecperr Roanokoto M,m.
pm .r,, nna New Orleans. Dining
Ha v h-SorioIr aa'ly, a2oa m. 1i;23 m
NoRFoLKr AND RICHMOND
CyEsrIYuLk LInITrDI
Leave Norfolk 4s6 p m. ar
rive Richmond 200 p IN con-
necring tor Washington, Balti-
more, PhlSdel hip and New
1ors. Returning, cave Rich
moni 200 nj arrive Norfolk
1l:25 an stop, ouly ut SuffoIk
Waiver and Petersburg. Seoond
chhs tickets not accep,.d tn,
Dnssa5e On there Il AIMS '''
Other daily train have nor
lux 40, IN. arrive At l;ica-
monu Hos m Ke,uruInc
ienvo Richmond $40 m ar.
F., rive Ct Norfolk S:i0 IN.
or.nei Information az 90 tickets, rate5,
,h,sskoo, cHeoks etc. call Oh OF address * W
y0Si 70 FL, District PAs-enger Agent; c II
~ Ticket Agsnt, es Main street, corner
Son nranpys or G FINCH. Agent. depot Nor
". .BEYILL.
General Pa singer Agent.
General Oh &C, Roanoke Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25


Weather continues clear in sthe
cotton belt.
New York future market advarc d
$ to points, closing very steady.
March. 800 to 5.5l; May, 5.57 to
5o; August. go to 5.7l. Sales,
l0i, 600 bales.
United States ports received %,
700 bales cotton. against 90, 0l1
bales last year. aud 1886 bales in
1892.
Liverpool future market declined
partially l-64th, closing quiet and
steady.
New Orleans receipts for to day
are estimated Sat from 5000 TO 9,
900 bales. against 6.O7S bales Jas,
year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25
.oANoKE. NORFOLK AND

DoANOKE, NORFOLK AND
~ BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY June 25th.
1894, the steamers OF this limo Will leave
Bay Line wharf every Monday and Thurs
day at > o m for Bal more, ana leave
baltimore. Pier No. 81 Light street wharf
every tuesday and Saturday at o IA.
Freight received daily.
VIM. RANDALL,
Telephone u Agent,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN KAlLROAD
~ COMPANY,

NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ COMPANY.
sCHEnUIE N EFFECT OCTOBER l. 1891
MAIL AND EXPRESS LEAVES NORfnI *
1hiIy (oIeept Sunday 9;45 a NJ for Elilaboth
Ei'5' p EIsenton' MAokey's Ferry, Ropcr. pam
y; y. r. K steamer as ioliows: Daily
%aa.or sup TRyybAY for rH Rjyar",9 aud
river, on MoN6GY sni F I1 ESSYo" a.,
Seupp,Sruo' river, AMI wEDNEspAY9s
. ,os n,.m1n IRE K Come at F-ilha, on with
Sh" nR'en Tells for Mnkrleyvlle, South
landings AAd "''''hsaiats
EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
so m oa'iy tercept SuniGy) for EIilah,t n
NY tdenton and negotiations. Connect. nj
kdIabeth City, With the steamer, Souse
satrr Nv for N~wbern Roanoke I,lanS ~, i
hoTehead lily, Kinston Rnd CoId,hrro via 4
N. X X. and for Jacksonville. Winning
Ton. y. {; and all stations on the ". n.
H. Il; ~, aha at Edentou daily with steamer for
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EXPRESS daily fe.cen, SIM.
day at 4;25 p IN, and Express daliy Isxcent
SUNDAY nj III n M; connect with ali rail ,ra
s s lines ut Norfolk for the North, East and
OBJ; iAsehgsr and ireight stations foot OF
EAT Main street, Norfolk snd Western depo,.
EASIEEN CARO- INA DISPATCH. FAST
= hEipdl LINZ AND OLD OIIoIpN
I:lNi. between all points North md Fast Vi.
SoIiols ard Noric and sou,he n Kailroad TO
"a ern North Carolina "
Ieisht received daily and forwarded prompts
ly 81 Iow rats
For further in formation ply To the General
ohcs OF the n. i :. Il: Il. Co, Notf1lk. Va
II. &. HUDGiNS
General Freight and Passenger agent
81. Z. KING.
General Hans'er.