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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
'Dsily. B-Brealfost. D-D,nnor g.,

DAILY. B-Breakfast. D-Dlnner. Sup.
p. no IL connects at Weldon with A. c. Line
'HIn zee 'cto fUT smouth 10 At,antt Ga
NAL, oh MONDAYS Wednesdays aud FRIDAYS con-
in ~ franklin with steamer Olive for Eden
NJ, m ana landings on tho river. CopnncIg at
- onk n WIN Southern Raj way for Asheville. ~
p "u AL intermediate points on tbs W. ~ C.
No 4o3 AMI II. Vestihule Limited Train. No
extra fare Weldon TO Atlanta. Pullman sleeper
portsmouth, to Mnuioe N e. Connects di
Tectly at Atlanta with w and A. 4. H. for
ehat'anoosa. Nashville and all points West.
Conhects with A. and W. y. r. 4 for Mobile
montgomery, New Orleans and nj! points South
y. 7. Fr ing Stotchman. makes all sion,
between Portsmouth and Boykins and Lewis.
ton, connecting ~ Pendlcton for Murfreasboro
Nc.
ARRIVE.
mo 402. Atlantis Spcc2l. 7.20 a IN.
mo 80. Mail and Express, :2Up M.
NO. living = otciuan lOa ~. SIS o IN
For tickets and baggage cheeks 10 all points
eouth and southwest, sleeping car reservation
and general in formation call on or address
J. w. BROWN. Jr,
Norfolk, Va.
W. V. ". WILLIAMS
2l7 High stro~, o ts'ro"th Va.
JOHN II. WINDER,
General MANAGER.
T. J. ~ DERSON,
General Passenger Agent.
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ScSV XOriI MARKETS.

EES yonR. January 22-FI0ur closed
duli and weak with wheat; winter wheat,
low grades, s1.05a2.6J. fair 20 fancy.
$2.6O"l.s3, do patents, &2.11s3 4O Mn
nesota clear, S2.jCa4. 10; patents,
g. Gases; low extras. s2.U5,1 10.
Southern -four cloaed duh! and sak:
common to fair extra. s2,lOa3 %;
good 10 choice 40. s.. $3.50 Wheat
more active and lowsr, closing stendv:
no red. store aud elevator, So .s6Jc:
Ehoat. % c. Corn. closed ialrIy active and
e"s or; No 2, 4osc. elevator: 5O.c s.io.t,
uRts closet dull, lover aud weak: Nc !.
SSa :, c; No 2. white 9Sic; mi1e! West-
hthi 5ia3i c; white do, 9ja4l c Iutm meats
s'osed inactive and weak; picked bellies,
&c shoulders $iai5o; hams eaS;c; mud
ace nominal. Lard closed quiet and
t'saoler. Western steam G.9Ja7 ~ city
l;42at,3tt. Fork closet pUic, and steeay;
pa mess, sl2.75alS.0V; extra prIme, uom
(na'' Coiiee-kio, 0nl.; MOI lic. su-
tt-haw, quict gud steady; fair re
EhIuS' 4sc; cenirIfnGsls, 81 test. Sc; 20
phen steady and moderate demand on
t,"!a1tc' standard A, 3 I3-l6al: out loaf,
80 crushed. 4tc; grauuiated, y l5-IGalic;
}uOes. l-l6a4!c
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Nc; q Daily, connects vim
for ali points South WIN a. =, l. train p
no. iUa Daily, except Sunday, make, clos,
Kinatou a. ho1eo I'd for Washington, n. G..
nrp csr ii IN. u riymouth, \. C. aad ali East,
Ar L., train IS for all points South, W.T."
Al s,r a. ,o:L n u, m. Daily, except SUNDAY.
snd also at Office of Passen gar .nd T Mnst,
Agent. &c Main street. ana IicSet
For tickets to all points South, sl.enipc on
OF euaresr j. A. EEuGEBAUEK,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JANIS +. MAUPIN,
General Forwarding Ageut.
T. NJ. EMERSON.
G. III. SERpELL agent
General M2narer Norfoli-
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WESTWARD.

Daily except SUNDAY.
No. !, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Limited
uHaiy' W,ti iarlor Car, Old Point 10 Cor oes
Niie ana l'Ilinian Slespcrs Is ordonsrille to Gin
ciInati aad II. Louis Meals served on diling
car wet of Gordons-ilc
No. ., l.: i. v, daily. with Pullman Old
20 mt TO Hipton and fullman Sleeping Car
.,otHonsvilie 10 Cincinnati IND Loui,vilr
Meals served on Dining Cars. Connects a,
'oyilet III; va, only on Mondays Wednesdays
makes local stons "aSt Of Cord n.rulr
noon tno $50 D.. m.
For further information apply to
Il. I. BROOKE. PasaeIEer Agent
{. * o. Ticket Office Grauby street.
Urder Atlantic Hotel
JOHN d. POTTS,
Dlvlaion Passenger Agent.
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NLfDEs REGULAR LINE oic... P3
~ FOR PHILADELPHIA u sgssas 4,
Only direct limo from Norfolk 10 uSEzRs.;;S Z,
Philadelphia.
Until further orders. steamers are.aPpvinteA
to sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday at p. M. and nom Phiia.
delphia every Tuesday. Thursday and Satar-
'+ Through bills of lading 70 all points soust
line and Virginia and Tennessee Air La,
Ra;,roads, JAMES ". NoCARRIcK. -
General Southern Agent. Norfolk, We.
WAL p. CLYDE j. CO., Agents. PlAls8sehea
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DOANoKB, NORFOLK AND
HI BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY. Juno 25th,
1894. the steamers of this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every Monday and Thurs-
day at m for Baltimore, and leave
Baltimore. Pier No. % Light street wharf.
every tuesday and Saturday at 5 m.
Freisht received daily.
VIM. RANDALL,
Telephone s. Agent.
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Baititnorr HInrKcf..

BALrinorE. January 22.-Fiour closed
steady Neatern supsrnne. sl.9Us2.l 10:
W, mes,ett etti", - 25n2.5o do. fam.
ny, SZ;oOh-''u' winter wheat, pats,;ts
S5.uOa3.25; spring do. SS.6Oai.s5. 10
straight. s3.25a3.i5. Wheat closet duII
and lower; No :, red. 57a57!c; steamer No
:, red 6i;aJ4!c; Southern wheat bv
sample, 6ea39c; do. on grade. 5.n5S:
Corn closed lulet and easy; mixed, 4Ga nc:
steamer mixed. a1,o45sc southern whlto
corn 46ei't. do yellow, iaa4isc. oats
closed weak: No = white Western
Si"aS5c: NO ? mixed Western, 34la{5.'
PROVISIONS close dulI mess rork
S!5.OO; bulk shoulders. &C. short
rib sides, 1lc; clear sides, ne; sugar
cured shoulders Sc; hams. small. Nc.
large lO!c. Lard Refined. sc Coffee,
steady; NO y ltc. sugar, firm; gram
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N77SiSi::;aH5j1SaVAIaIlyIlIllIalygIgslaED
E5 EgB ESygIliiill sa

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Soy. is, 1894
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
7:IO @. ra,-Kne sn,ca,u cxnrc.n
For k.ctersburx, Ezich.
nonG Emu Warrington,
nino FOR d.Ynch
Woanonc, a. al iora .fgi n q
fic!d. POCnhOnias,f * en- =
Owe, GOfumbus nud
chicago. Sleeper Roam
oHe "a columbus with
out change. Also for
PuiGAEi- ssristOI, Knox.
vIiie. C18tanOou and
tnieTuhcdtatc pOtnsa-.
Pullman Sleeper. isNd-
ford 10 ChastnnooRa.
lU.uo n-tor retefsuurg, Radford Pu-
Ia'Ei hTlstoi; aisu Tor Blueted,
anu focanontns: also for ROCKY
Mount anu all stations on VIM
'ion-saem Division. Has PAIL
man sleeper Norfolk to Roam
9Ee. Connects at Roanoke at
7;lO IN with Washin zion and
Chattanooga, limited Tor ali
polnis South and West. Pull
man ssepers Roanototo Mem.
PINE nnd new Orleans. Dining
Il n ~ b-NorioiE daily, s.2Oa III, li;25 n,
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
(YHsTIbULR LiMlTRD1
Leave Norfolk 4:35 p m, ar
1--WE Riehmond 700 p III. con-
meeting I0r Washington, Bulti-
more, fhiiadel hia and New
YORK. returning, cave Rich
mond 500 IN. arrive Norfolk
1l:25 M. stops only II Sui,olk
Waiver y and Petersburg. Second
olRss tickets not accented for
nasSnse on these trains
Othtr daily ;rsin leave Nor
iolk 7Ou II III, arriva at Rich
mona ll05 q M. Returning
leave Richmond $50 M ar
rive Mt Norfolk $40 p III.
VI iurtnci Information rs 10 tickets, rates,
@SShge, enecks, etc. call on or address X W
poUhlN E1 District Passenger Agent; G II
bOSLEi Ticket Agent. &c Main street, corner
o. -, S4rarbS or FINCH, Agent. depot Nor
W, .BEVILL,
General Pa Ieuger Agent
General on &c. Roanoke Va.
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SarEOIk Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF The VIRoISiAN.


Seaboard AIRLINE Raiiroad-For Nor
folk, 497 bales; other points. 200 balss;
total. 697 bales
Atlantic and Danyille Railroad-For
Norfolk. l76 bales; other points, -
bairs total, l76 bales.
Norfolk and Western Railroad-For
Norfolk. Us bales; other. points -
bales, total. 30 bales
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad-For
Norfolk, bales; other points, 10 bales;
total. II bales.
Norfolk and Southern Railroad-For
Norfolk. n bales; other points, -
baleS; total "a baleg
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FRAvHEERP auYDvs:

rRAvDLERP auYDu:
T,HE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
Il ATLANTIC RAILROAD 90,
W. Van Nordon. Receivers.
HCHEDULE IN EFFECT MONDAY.
GOT. l, 1894. AT 6 O'CLOCK A N,
LEAVE NoBHoLK.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
1905 IN, Mixed.
Hoo m. Local Express.
300 IN, Loca FIX press.
oS0p III, Local Express.
srSpAY TRAINS.
1890 m. Local Express
800 pm. Local Ernre.s.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
300 m. Local Express.
l2i5 M. Miyed.
4l5 pm, Local Express,
$50 M, Local Express.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
1:3O M, Local Express
500 pm, Local Express.
Local Express Trains mako the trip In FORTY.
ave minutes.
Mixed Trains one hour aud ten minutes
3. 7. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS Cd
DIRECT ROUTE.

FOR POSITION. PROVIDENCE AND SA-
VASNAH
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ana
FRlDA3 ut 5000. m. FOR BOSTON,
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY al
900 p. m.
FARES TO BOSTON and PROVIDENCE
First class. including meals and
saloon ststoroom berth % g 90
oecond class. including meals and
ASh wv
FOR SAVANNAH
Every SUNDAY. WE NEsDAY ana
FRIDAY nt IA. ID,
fare-First-oiass, including meals
- oiiu perm ..............S12 so
RAJ e-Second.class including
meals aud bunk 90
Perishable freight sent via Proyidenoo.
forwarded by early train to Boston. and
Boston
ferlBhable freights not received later
.nan o;SO p, IN. on sailing DAYS OF Boston
ehips' ~ sailing daya of Proyidenos
for furthsr information apply to
X. II. Wight, Agent. Norfolk Y.
w a.; II; SIEBBINS. Asst Tariff N.Y..
OMN Ek, General Pass. Agent
~. WHITNEY. TrafY. Manager.
oenerai oihces Baltimore. Md.
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Chicago 'EnrlScts.

CHrniao. January 22.-1he leading
inturea ranged as follows: Wheat closed
lower. Corn closed lower. Oats closed
higher. Pork closed unchanged
WHELr-January. - a52. May. 55la5j :;
VuIN' Sdt ing-January, 5ll.5!
May. "a .a55;; July. Us.
CORN anuary. 43,; May, 46a45l: July.
eisai5. Closing January; as: May, 4oi
duly, 45i,
oATs-January, 275; May, 2s.a29. Clos
Preliminary. 2i. May. 29a2g,.
! PonK-january, 1857; May. 1l.l2l.
CIoslng-Isnunry, lG.s7!: May. ll,l2..
LA"h--J"nu"ry. Ga5; May. G.75, Clos
! hIhs-Jann"ry, o. May. 5,72}. Clos
&g-Jauuary. 5.55. MAY. $40.
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LNOR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG,
IL OLD POINT, CLAREMONr, NEW

LNOR RICHMOND, PETERsBURa,
IL OLD POINT. OLAREMONr, NEW
PORT NEWS and James river iaadings
direct by daylight Virginia Navigation
Company's Eieg mt Steamer POUAHON-
A.. leaves Hlyde uiWharf N ortoik. syery
r TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURD
att a. Ia. touching at Portsmouth, U q
Point, Newport News going an return.
ing, arriving as Richmond about o. M.
connecting with all evening trains. Pare
to Richmond. ei,5U; fare to Richmond
ana rrturn $3.50 fare to Richmond
seoond-class, 81 Tickets mpcn cheap
Ell than By any other route 10
Richmond Peter burg, Waverly, Hioks-
ford and stations on Atlantic aud
Danvili0 railroad and all points via Hich.
mond. Tickets for ale at ticket agencies
OF Wake & Son. n. Brandt and on board
steamer.
cspted for all above named poiuts.
JAMES w. MoCARRfUK.
Agent.
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(b rugs RoI York, Philadelphia and
Ponts Norfolk Railroad Co.
k2a III ), 9 Sga
Six HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTTER
LINZ

LINZ
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS
EACH WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT IAN. oo,ls9.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7:%6 Am. daily. except sunaay-fpor,,mou,b
high street. zs0 a. mJ Arrive al
fhleueiphia 5i2 p. N; New York at
Leave NORFOLK.
tiaop M. daily, tPortImouth, High stree. %,
N N a. Philadelphia 6:l0 q. M,
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
s:ooa. N. daily tPortsmouth, High street. 9:iol
Iehvina sew York s .. Ia; Philadel-
p GKE si'5i p AZ NoRFoLk.
ee5p. N daily. except Sunday : Portsmouth,
High street, S:l5 u M, leaving New
York at q. m: Philadelphia 1920 a,
Close Connection msus with all rail and
sound lane, 10 and from Boston.
tween Jersey City. philadelphia and Cape
Charles. Pullman Buffet and Psrlor Cars on
day trains between Philadelphia and Cape
9s-Through tickets sold and baggage check
ed st wakes Agency, undcr Atlantic Hotel,
RIB. COOKE, asnT Asen.
LoE rLTEKsbUBG, NEWPORT NEWS
CLAEkMONr. SCOTLAND AND JAMES
RIVER LAND!NGS.--Jieap S. A. MoCAII,
leaves y. y, T. = J. X K. d ok at 7. H. every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ami FRIDAY for
above points reaching Petersburg abo IT 5 D. no.
Connects with A. ( II. Il. K. a. tcotland with
;. ;. & s. Il. L.
Fare to Petersburg only 81 and Sl.25; round
"trip, 81.
Meals served on steamer for SOC.
Tickets sold on steamer.
freight received daily for above points.
The MEGA can DC chartered for excursion
purposes any Tuesday Or thursday night a.
very low rateA r. b COOKE,
General Agent
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DOANoKE AND OASHlERIvEk LINE
he-Steamer LUCY. ]. j. Jones. master.
will leave Commerce street wharf every
WEDNESDAY at p. IN. for plymouth
and oil Roanoke river landings as high
O. PALMYRA. ~ O.. Windsor an ali ian /
ings on the Csshie river. Freights re.
&C vod up TO 6p. IN. For further infor-
nlssion apply to tie NOTTINGHAM n
WkENN co. office Commerce street
wharf. Phone 1873. Iy6.tf
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RhIIRoAD
IN COMPANY

NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
IN COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCToRER 1901
AZ ALL AND EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
1hiiy Except Sunday a:45 u nj for EIirabeth
U S..a s Edsenton Muetsys Ferry Eopcr Pan
~ h = " e'o: Connects at Edenton with
W,ndse! UE.oAy,' Tor rri HliSfr,e and and
river, on mo On al 'n anj F on cSowsa
ScnIpernorg river, and wEDNEsDAYS
Tor saimon ere X. Cenncc at Reilharsn Wi,6
steamer hnren belle Tor Mnkeloyville, South
Crock. Aurora, Washington ami intormsdiats
landings. suia'e
EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
so n, daily Except Sunday for Elizabeth
Iity, Eaenton and wFy-stations. Connects st
f"lZsoeth City with The Rteatners Neuso
anu Newbern Mon ny Tues lay. thur dsya
Morehead City, kinlion and (ioldsbnra via
d n. =. X. r., and for Jacksonville Wilminv.
,oh, N. -. and all stations on the ", n, & n.
n Il; H.. a.d at Edenton daily with steamer for
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EXPRESS daily (e1cept Sun.
gay at 4:25 IN, and Eupre,s daily (eIcept
sunday at IL "a; conn ect with ali rail shd
steam lines at Norfolk for the North. East and
west: Passenger and freight stations foot Of
hA'' Naih street. Norfolk and Western depot
ASIERN CARO- INA DISPATCH. FAST
- thEl1Hi LINE AND OLD TOWIOION
LINE between all points North and Ea,. via
NorioI. ana Norfo and iouthe n Railroad to
l., fielght received daily and forwarded prompts
~ nj !ow rata
For further informSti apply to the General
once OF the \. & &. II: r. Co.. Norfolk, Va.
II. {. HUQGINS,
NJ. X. KING.
General MANAGER.
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NOTICE

EMEMBER THAT YOUR PROPERTY
~ may De swept away without notice,
and that liie's period or duration is IN.
certain. Prepare for other emer oenov
by wisely placing INSURANCE with
II. s. BOYKlN Il co. No. 6 Main street,
udolk, Va, .StlaS
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
January %, 1855.



;, schooner G Q Lane, Marihugh, New
Haven, light.
CLEARED.
>, Schooner Fanny c Bowen. Chase, Fall
Rvcr. with coal
Schooner Jennie Thomas, Young, Sa.
vannan, with c al
nchooner j L du Bisnon, Turner, Sa-
yannah. with coal.
- Schooner Horatio l. Baker, Archibald,
Boston. vi h coal
Schooner Horace Z Shears. Mount, New
YORK, with slaves
Bugcs aviu Crockett and Nancy Pen
uIeton, Hoooken Or New York with coal.
SAILED.
British sleams ip Atlantic. Young,
Bremcn hy Barber & Co.. with 8 i3.;
b ares OF cotton, 10 cars OF walnut. pop
lax ana oak logs, cars OF slaves, / car
OF okes, car of oogwood and car OF
cottonwooi lumber.
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a BERDEES, O

NNbHhHs ~
Mc$SrS. Lfppman Bros, Savan.
nah, Ga.
DEAR SIRs-I bought bottle Of
your z. L. Z. at Hot Springs. Ark,
and 1t hns done me more good than
three months treatment ct the Hot
Springs.
Have you no agents in this part of
tue country. or let me know how
much 1t Will cost to get three or SIX
bottles from your city by express.
Respectfully yours,
JAS. NJ. NEWTON,
Aberdeen, Brown County, o.
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wRvLEsALtsuU nrA rIoHs
NORFOLK. Va. January 22, 1925

Produce.
PouIrY--Chiokens. oiu. 27ia25o.
Eqos-Dull: wholesale. 1Ga 100 GER doy.
BaostodL-2jo. per puuu.
1rtics-irlsh potatoas-Southern Rose,
SlNa200 per barrel: Haymans. new,
fbaSOc; yellow. 9ooa.i.1d
Southern FruRS-Bauanas. 7OcasI.OO
per bunch; oranges. Sorrento. eI.GO
per box: cocoauuts. Si.QO per bag
OF 400; pinespples. 7aso.
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so N"'y YORK Truck NIarUer.
NEW loRK, January 22.-Kale,
Norfolk, 6Oa7jc. Spinach, Norfolk,
Sl.OOa2.OO; Baltimore, 81. uOal.25,
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PtHs--Duil black eye pens, steldy,
a2.0Oa2 .25 per bag.
Corn Market. steady; Western white,
o2c; mixed. a3c;South-rn white, asa is !c.
Onts-tirm; MiAe 4. 3oa4Go.
A'Afesd-Mnrket s,eaiy. bran Sl7. GOALS;
Shipstui, or Midilings. sl8.00ai9.O0
mosi. white bolted, per SO lbs., $780,
Hominy. 60.
Hay-No. Timothy. sl9,75al4.oO; No.
9, l2.50al3.U0.
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Cotton MARKERS.
asV 1oaK' January a2,--Cotton, mid
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SCOCcrIea.

srOCcrIea.
O2Goe-Steedy aui frm: Rio, COM
mon, lIal5o.: Fair. l9h23c.; Good,
2!a2kic: Choice, 20a25c., Laguayra.
25c.; Java. 3Ua3lc
Syrups ant Ao!d,se,-Steady; syrups
Bright, Sa23e; Fair Grade IL sa20o: Porto
Rico, l5alSc.
Ne'o Dreams Ao!assss-Quiet; Fair, 20l
25o,; Good. static: Choice. 46c.
Ftor-Market quiet and steady; Fest
Iatent Family, Si.U0; Fancy Family;
- OOsi.50; Choice Family. 1915 Good.
Family, S3.O0a3.25: Extra. S2.5Oa3. 90;
Super. S2.50a2.7U.
Realistically; Bottled $40. a bushsl;
Water around. 7lo. a bushel.
S19-Firm; Liverpool Fine. 81. 10al. 25;
Il. A. 6ja7ac.
os-Mi!led. 5a6c.; rico. in cough,
6la65c per bushel
Peanut MARKET
Market, quiet; Prime. lie; strictly
Drlmc Dt. fan,v ,o,pr,nn
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Rough Esice wanted.
Five Thousand bushels highest
market price. II. E. Owen, 275.
277, 279 Wtaer street,
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. IS, 1894
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
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Aebhut 'i1rKcts
Market, quiet; Prime. lie: strictly
prime, &c; fancy, ne; common, lalI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-01-07
A Good Show,

The people of town will have an oppor.
tunity of seeing Scanlan and Durkin's Big
Speciality Company at Ferguson's theatre
on Monday l4th inst, at an entertain
ment to be given for the benefit of John
Lawlor. This company now gives a
stronger and better performance than
ever before and is composed of up-to date
comedians. 1t met with great success
during a holiday tour recently and was
highly endorsed at every place visited.
Don't miss seeing Little Lydia, the child
artist, in her singing and dancing spec
ialties. Remem Der the date and place
Ferguson's theatre, Monday evening,
January 14th.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-01-07
PERSONAL.

Miss Mabel Straub was Pottsvilie
visitor on Saturday.
Misses Annie and Sadie Lingham are
visiting Pottsville friends.
Frank Beck, of Pottsville, was in town
few hours yesterday afternoon.
Justice jeremiah Toomey is doing jury
duty at the Pottsville criminal court.
Jacob Bamberger paid visits to Potts
vile, st. Clair and Minersville to-day.
Justice G. w. Dengler, who has been on
the sick list, is again able to be about.
Louis Rabinowitz has resigned his posi-
tion in Ellis Supowitz's clothing store.
Senator j. j. Coyle, of Mahanoy City,
was visitor to town Saturday evening.
County Auditor John E. Doyle attended
to official business at the county seat to-.
day.
I. j. Joyce, of the Daily American,
Mahanoy City, was a town visitor yester-
day.
County Auditor Thomas E. Samuels
transacted mercantile business in town
to-day.
Representative Joseph Wyatt was
among the townsmen who spent to-day az
Pottsville.
Mrs. Mary A. Parrott of North Jardin
street, who has been seriously i'll, is now
slowly improving.
Mrs, J. f. Finney, of Pottsville, and
son, John Logan, spent yesterday in town
as the guests of friends.
Justice Z. T. Williams went down to
the county seat to-day to be on the ground
and hear the almshouse appointments.
Miss Annie Stein and Guy c. KEEPER
returned to their studies at the MilIers-
vile State Normal school on Satu rday.
S. G. NJ. Hollopeter, T. r. Beddall, NJ.
NJ, Burke, j. r. Coyle and j. H. Pomeroy,
Esqs,, transacted legal business at Potts
vile to-day.
Miss Ray Aollopeter entertained a
number of young friends at tea Saturday
evening, at her parents residence, ON
| South White street.
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holiday Annouqce4ent

We desire to call your atten-
tion to our most beautiful coll
lection of novelties in gold and
sterling silver, diamonds and
other precious stones, clocks,
bronzes, jewellery, silver table
ware, ETC., all bought of the
best and most reliable houses
in this country.
All goods carefully selected, of
unsurpassed beauty, most attraG-
tive, graceful and unique in appear
anCe, with the newest ideas of a
rich, exclusive character confined
in Shenandoah entirely to this
house.
Our stock is beyond doubt the
best selected and most magni6-
cent in this county. The cele-
brated B & H. Banquet Lamp,
and gold finished Onyx Table
speciality.
1t will be to your interest to
give us a call. Prices the low
est at
A. HOLDERMAN'S,
Cor. Main and Lloyd SITS.
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The Lew Dockstader Minstrel Co.

Lew Dockstader's minstrels, a company
requiring 10 Introduction to the lovers of
fun and music, will appear at Ferguson's
theatre tomorrow evening, January
sth, on which occasion program teem-
ing with novel features will be presented.
Lew Dockstader himself can provide more
merriment than any half dozen comedians
of note, and all that he says and sings
about is entirely up to date a nd positively
refreshing Among the celebrities who
will contribute towards tile evenings
pleasure are such distinguished artists as
Frank Dumont, Frank II, White, the
Belmont Quartette, Wade q Dll1s, Sy-
monds, Hughes & Rastus and others just
as interesting. Mr.. Dockstader has al
ways occupied front piece as an organ
izer, and he firmly believes that in
order to command the good opinion of the
public it is absolutely necessary to pro-
vide high-class entertainment.
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contrary, l am still OF the belief that the
Factory pectorship will come to
Schuylkill county. Senators Cameron
and Qnay, however, are reported as say
ing that this appointment would go to
the western part of the state, and also
that of the Superintendent of the State
Arsenal.
Your correspondent was agreeably sur
prised, the other day, to learn that Senator
Cameron has more friends here and
throughout the county than many of his
political enemies concede. Why should
he not ? He has never proved recreapt to
his duties, even if he mas positive opin-
ions that do not coincide with those of
all Republicans. His intimacy with
Senator Butler, the Democratic represen-
tative from South Carolina, should not
count for anything against him, since
this friendship has been of considerable
benefit to the Republicans of the North
through favors received from Democrats
in the present Congress. The chief op.
position to Mr.. Cameron comes from those
who are only too anxious to step into his
shoes. Mark the prediction, that when
the time comes for the selection of a
United States Senator from this state
Mr. Cameron will again be his own sue
cessor, If he so disires it, IRON ORE.
You will never find Brennan's cigars
in dive saloons. They are for fine trade