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Arizona republican., 1895-03-31
MERCHANTS AND CRAFTGUILDS
X Sort of Trades Union That Existed In
 the Twelfth Century.

tnc Twelfth SenCuEys
 During the twelfth century merchant guilds arose in all the towns of impor- tance in England, and in the next cen- tury a further development of town life took place in the rise of craft guilds. These associations were composed of the artisans engaged in cer- tain industry in particular town. By the growth of popula- ton, it is evident that when the merchant guilds had attained their first century there would be consid- erable number of persons dwelling in the town who would not be eligible to membership of the guild either as land Many of these would be skilled in some pursuit or calling; and naturally they would adopt the best means Of secur- ing their rights and protecting their in terests by taking common action against the rest of the community
 The earliest craft guilds were those of the weavers and fullers of woolen cloth, says writer in the Westminster Review. The guild of bakers is nearly as old, and that of the leather dressers, or corvesars, dates from about the same period. At first there was a struggle between the merchant guilds and the craft guilds, as the one body naturally strove to retain it's monopoly of the government of the town and the other endeavored to share in its municipal privileges. But the circumstances of the time were such as to quick ly unite the two bodies in com mon resistance to the tyranny of the sovereign power, or of the great feudal lords. In turn, the monarch found it good policy to foster the towns, both with the object of developing their wealth, and so of acquiring a source of revenue for himself, as well as of bring ing into existence factor to counter balance the overgrown power of the nobles.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-31

Are lost every year in risky and 1oollsh investments. Put your money in lots in Churchill A ddition and make 25 per cent.
 No risk. Easy terms.
 CLARK CHURCHILL. Office Commercial Hotel Block.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
Cotton notes,

Cloudy, throatning weather in the
cotton belt, rains in Tennessee and
Mississippi Valley.
Liverpool future contracts closed
quiet with slight Improvement on
previous days prices.
New York future market declined
. to 3 points, closing steady. Sales,
5000 bales. May, sos; August,
5,61; October, 5. 7G to 5.7S.
Receipts at the United States
ports past week are
1895 1884 1881.
Rec Is L S Ports 209,sg2 l62.oo6 7O,s42
Exports. weeH 265,i16 l24,252 5g.3o2
Stocks. ...... .1O26, 29s ,09i, JG2 ,0sO, 3Sg
The movement and disp osition of
the cotton crop of 1894 95 has been
remarkable. Notwithstanding the
crop i'll sight is 7,7O6, 059 bales, OF
Loo, 600 bales III excess of previous
year, yet the stocks at ports and in
terror towns aare only Is, 600 bales
more than last year.
Crop brought in sight during past
week 222, ia bales, against l6S, 965
bales last year.
Receipts at New Orleans o.day
are estimated ct from 5000 to 1000
bales, against 10, lG5 bales last wear.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
SHIPPING NEWS,
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth.
January 25. 1895.
ARRIVALS.

Brit gil steamship Ethiopia. Glare Gal.
weston 10 Liverpool, TO Vim Lamb L Co.
COllel and SaiicI.
BritisA steam ship Dewsland. Horne.
Ehi'estoh 10 d emen. TO VIM Lamb x
Co. Coa!ed and sailed.
irliish steamship Lamhert's Point
jenkins, Liverpool, to the u Az 90. 10
load. 80 ~
British steamship ARcrity. Chadwick
Newport News. to Barber Il Co. to lond
Fteamer Orion. Smith, Boston, with
barge Lone Star. 10 VIM Lamb d Co, for
coal.
Schooney Estellc Phinney. Phinnev
Boston, via New York, to Win Lamb 4
Co. tor coal.
Schooner Grace Van Dusen. Darby
schooner Eddie seward, Washington.
Schooner !! II Grant. sutphin, New
iork, with salt.
Sohoon ,r Mary L Ewing, Clark, Balti-
material. Pit i'll for iaruor.
schooner Wilson and Hunting. Iony-
street, New York, with railroad iron.
schooner AMMO l. Reynolds, Hill. Bal
timore, with coal.
ScIoonor Chss Il Strann, Marshall,
NORM Carolina, with lumber.
u schooner Nellie W Craig. Chase.
iron f'5
hooner John Proctor, Chase Nav
maven hsht. to load pig ron.
i"en' Am"dis, Savannah to New ork
MEMORANDA
SchooneriPercy W SchaiI, Hubbard left
i1hit ilhoro this morning for this port 10
ioai corn for New York
oAiR HENnY. VA. January 25.- 10 IN
U'e"f' Northeast wind 10 miles. HEAVY
CLEARED.
Schooner Gen. \ L. Mcrwin Srao5
Providence. with coal.
ch SGhoon Edward q Hight, Richards,
schooner Wm Johnson. Lee, Charles.
Schooner q Clifford. Mills. Now yorl
with lumher. No" iorh'
schooner John Ward, ysneIe.g No,
York. with lumber. NC"
schooner Welcome Il Beebe Crou,o,
Viaremont' to load lumber for nv
York. 1of ne"
SAILED.
Tug Mars, Bartlett, Proyidenco ;.i,
parRos Juniata and haritnn, with coal
:, Tug Triton. Chase. Hoboken or Nan,
iork, win barges INDEPENDENT AMI
Washing on, with coal. Gnu
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
New Yorit MARKETS.

NEu YoRK. January 25-Flour closed
s"ore active in small lots. prtles weak:
&inter wheat low grades, sl.gja2 So: fair
60 fancy, s261a275; do patents, s4.75n
t.lo; Minnesota clear, $40 AZ 10; unt
pnts, S3.9da 10; low extras, 81. g5a2 %.
Southsrn flour closed Gull. common to
sair extra. tl.9Oa2.s good to choice. do.
&2.9 n3.i0 Wheat. dun and lower. closln.
tiehny; No. red, store and elevator. o..
tfc; aiiout, 5S ao!c. Uoru closed duIl and
arm; No 2..4ssc, elevator. 5Ua5O:c atioat.
Oats closed qutet aud arm: No ..
eSsa3l.c; NO 2. white 3slc; mi1ei West
ern, 3ia35c; white do. 3bl a40c cut meats
closed dull and weak pickled bellies
&C; shoulders 4iaiic: hams. ,nS!c: ma,
nies, nominal. Lard closed dull ana
yea; Western steam, $50, CITY
t.25. Pork closed acuve and weak
mess' $l2 OOal2. 40; extra prime. nominal
fohee-Hio, steady ANA sQuet; No =
s'tc. sugar-Rsw. riirmer. iair de
Nand;fair refining. z ll-lGc. centrlfupals
VI test, 3c; refined. firm: OF A. 3sn3sc'
mould A, ll-lGt. standardA 3 i3-ltat;
out loaf, ,-i6atsc; crushed. 4 7-l6a4.o o;
powdered. l6sisc; cubes, i-lGa4}c;
Sranulated, To- lGa4sc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
Chicago Markets.
HnltIIuOrc NInrKcI..

HALTINonE. January 25.-Tlour closc Il
Gull; Western rupcrnne. eI,9Ua2. 10;
Western extra, S4.25a2.5 50; DO. fam :
ally. $2.65a2.9U; winter wheat, patents
E3.0Oa3.25; spring do. $5.6Jas.66: do,
etraight. S3.25a3.46. Wheat closed dull
anu lower; No 2, rod. 6G &C; steamer
40 2. red. 53!a53ic; Southern wheat by
gamble, 57a sc; do. on grade. 5,a57c.
Corn closed steady mixed. 4G;alUic C:
s'e"mer mixed. A5.c bid southern whit,
eorn. i5!ein,' DO yellow. 45.a46 c. Oats
closed quiet and steady: No 2 white West
trn, oonS'c; NO = mixed Western 34!a35c.
sroNlslons closed dull; mess pork.
CISCO; bulk shoulders G.c: short
sib sides, 7tc; clenr sides. re; sugar
cured shoulders, Sc, hams. small. lie.
ftrge' 100: Lard-k Refined, SIC. Cofe.,
firm; No Z, ltc. Sugar, firm; granu.
lated, 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
COTTON tinriIHia.

New YORK. January 25.-Cotton close !
el5-lGc: middling. 5li-lGc. Fnt lure,
closed stendy. January. , ~: February
t43; March. Is; April, 81: MAY. . 81,
june, IS; July, 56J Ausust sen.
iember. o61; October. 8 u.s. Sales, o..
quo bales. 0'''
The total net consolidated receipts OF
cotton reported from all ports today
Wer" 3G,sd3 bales; exports to Great
j'ritain. iS.SS9 bales; France.
caies Continent, l,o2i bales; stock,
Total 30 Tar this week: Net REGENTS
Eos 9!2 bales; exports to Great Britain.
4'9'es2 bales; TO France. 24.7l7 bales; to
the continent, t0.Si7 bales,
1otai since September LIST: Not re-
ceipt3' o. 95'. 6G7 bales; exports to Great
britain. 2.27s, l23 bales; to France $50 7si
bales; to the Continent, l, 55O. 3gl bales. 20
Che Emanuel. - bales. w
LIVERPOOL. January 25.--l2:3O u M
tot'oh. good business done. American
fniddling, 3D.. Sales. II. 900 bales: Ameri.
can. ! 800 bales; speculation ami export.
uoo bhles' receipts. 1000 balos: Amer,
cam $500 DalcB. Futures opened Arm
demand moderate. N''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY isr, 1890.
Leave Compsny's wharf. Portsmouth, daily,
Ga. LII. ''
Leave shippers compress wharf, Norfolk,
daily, 800 a. m.
Leave West Norfolk daily. s:a5 u M q
Fer Danville and all In termed late stations ar
irving at Danville at 626 y. IN
p. M.
Leave Norfolk, $50 pm.
Leave West NorioiR Gas H. m
For lRwrenceviie and interInedI ate noints
arriving Lawrehcev Tile at 9 p IN
Le'ee Larrenceville daily Except Sunday
ats NJ. arriving at BRnville niIe u M
Connections made at DRnville and Jedress
junction Tor all points In the Southern Rail-
way system; al benniston junction Cor Dur
ham so'th koston and all points on the Dur
nam Division OF the n. and W. r. r.
pullman Stepers between Danvile, hshe-
oonne, Atlanta. Augusta. Memphis and New
Ticket. on sale and baggage checked q,
Wakes Agency, Brandts Ticket Agency, Cow
pany's Agency at wharf, Norfolk, w, v. Il,
Williams Agency, Portsmouth.
W. Fl. TAYLOR
General Papengor Agent,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
Old DOMINION s?EAS-
SHIP COMPANY,
FOR NEW YORK,

i sail from Norfolk on MONDAY. TUES
PAX; WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
NhpA D ~ q IN. From New York on MON
~ ~, W. !: ESD ", WEDNESDAYS, THURS
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
rare. Including meals and statcroom
berth; ............................... 90
Fare. round trin. limited to thirty
daYs......... ............................. 10 90
ior ti%xets and reservation of siaterooms APP
~! na oo n oihce. a Main street NJ
FOR RICIlMOND-Ships leave Norfolk every
ahuhSDAA T. . IN. and leave Newport News
every SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening, ar
irving at Richmond the next morning
IlME SEIZED LIE OF STEAMERS NORTH
l smpton Lnray Acconack. Virginia Dare
nnd Isle OF Wight. sailing daily. except sun
day Leave Company wharf. Norfolk
FOR OLD POINI-At 6. 6:Se and il1oa IN
and 3;45 . m; Portsmouth. e:i5 and 1880 and
800 IN; l'av Line Wharf, Norfolk at and
FOR HAAPTON-At lI:l5 4 NJ and 9:i5 d IN.
Bay ii 80 N and 4p IN: Portsmouth at 1905
a IN and 800 III.
At ?;t0 p IN Portsmouth 2:45 IN Bay Line
FOR EAST AND WARE RIvERs-Daily. er-
eept SUNDAY leaving Companv's wharf at $50
Norfolk, am.
FOR BACK, PoQUosIN AND SEVERN
RlVERS-To Touching at Old Point, leaving
Compauv's wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS al $50 n IN: Portsmouth, As q
III: Bay Line wharf Norfolk, at o IN, return
ing next dav.
FOR NANSEMOND RIVER AND SUI
FOLK At p m: Portsmouth. BIO u nj. con-
Meeting at Suffolk with w. l.. Co.; X. r. and 5.
aud &. X. H.
Freight for Matthews. Back. Poquosin, Ware,
Severn and Nnnsemond rivers must bo pre-.
NORTH CAROLINA DIyIsIoN-Formorly
D.. y. * w. ID. L)-Stcamer Albemarle leaves
Norfo L FOR " aBhinGion. N. c., Mopdays at 8
p M FRIDAYS a ~ carrying frei ght and
passengers for Ws'a n4ton and points ON tho
Tar, Pung and Pamllco Rivers
Freight for NEW LRNl:, y. c., received at
n. and : Il. II. depot.
Freight received daily, except Sunday, until
6pm. NJ. q. cROWhLL, Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26

DOANoKE. NORFOLK AND
IN 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 D m.
Freight received daily.
VIM. RANDALL,
Telephone s. Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26

HLYDE's REGULAR LINE STEA@o,. PS
" FOR PHILADELPHIA sJT--sA
Only direct line from Norfolk to @SiE5 sSasa3s
Until further orders. steamers are appointed
to sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday ats p. m. and from Phils-
delphia every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
ua3y Through bills of fading to AL points South
and Southwest viz S and r., Atlantic Coist
me and Virginia and Tennessee Air Linz
pai,roads. JAMES w. McCARRICk,
General Southern Agent. Norfolk, We
VIE =, CLYDE q CO., Agents, Phiiadslphsa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
nor DAILY. B-Breakfast. D-plnner. s-sun.


per. D-pihher. Sup
nc, NO. IL connects at Weldon with A. G limo
~ NJ ,cei'trs For smouth TO htIant. Ga
nec,. ","neays Wednesdays ami gridayH con-
Ion eranRIin with steamer Olive for Eden
R,i,inh " landings on tho river. Connects AT
c snS ~. w'tn Southern Raj way for AshcviiIc Y.
R.R intermediate points on Tho w. \. c.
No 4o3 and II. vestibule Limited Train. No
f i, iaie Weldon TO Atlanta. Pullman Sicencr
portsmouth to Monroe n &. Connects ,li
Iectiy NJ Atlanta with W and A. X. Il for
Ichatianoora. Nashville and all points West
SSpnnccis with A. and W. PR r. for Mobile
west. INV ' fe'"'' oou'h-
y" a. Fl' Ing Scotchmau. makes nil s,ons
between Portsmouth and Boykius and Lewis
ton. connecting mt Pendlctou for Murfrcasbnro
NC,
ARRIVE
mo io2. Atlantt a, uccial $50 m
mo. IS. Mail au Na1prcss. BOP M.
-. ~ fIyinrS Utcnm2u ~ Il M. S55 % NJ
For tickets aud baggage checks 10 all po,nt.
sonth and Southwest. sleeping car rcsery alton
ard general information, call on or address
J. w. BROWN, Jr,
iasseEser ana Ticket Agent. AZ Main street,
W. H. WILLIAMS
III High street, Portsmouth. Va
T. ST. John,
Nirr-"rcsidemt 4
JOHN II, WINDER.
General Manager.
7. J. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
FRAvwLERF s.UvDu:

FRAvNLERg aUrDu:
fbNHE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
n ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.,
silas w. Burt,
". Van Norden. Rooeivers-
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MONDAY,
oor. 1, 1884. AT O'CLOCK A III,
LEAVE NoRYoLr.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
200 n M, Mixed
li:COa IN. Local Express.
$40 p m, Loca Express.
$50 M, Local Express.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
1890 am, Local Express
S.0Opn. Local Exi,rc.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEAou.
DAILY kxCkrT SUNDAY.
WOO N, Local Express,
1245 IN, Mixed.
4l5pn, Local Express
6.S0pm, Local Express.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
100 p III, Local Express.
800 IN, Local EIpress
Local Express Trains make the trip In forty-
hvo minutes.
Mixed Trains one hour and ten minutes
b. p. HOLLAND,
GenerRi Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
EOR RlOHMoND, PETERSBURG.

EOR RIOHMOND, PETERSBURG,
IL OLD POINT. CLAREMONT, NEW.
PORT NEWS and James river landings
direct by daylight Virgins Navigati ton
Company's Elee mt Steamer POCAHON-
A.. leaves hlvde s5Wharf ,NorioiR.every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATU RDAY
ut z n. m.. touching at Portsmouth, y &
Point Newport News going aud return
ing, arriving at Richmond about D. M,
connecting with all evening trains. Fare
to Richmond. Sl.50: fare TO Richmond
and return $3.50 fare t. Richmond
second-cless, 81, Tickets much cheap
or than BY any other route To
Richmond. Peter burg, Waverly. Hicks
ford and stntions on Atlantic and
Danville railroad and all points via Rich
mond., Tickets for ale ut ticket agencies
Of Wake & Son. II. Brandt and on board
steamer.
cepted. for all above named points.
JAMES W. AioCARRICK.
Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26

"hen BABY was Sick, we gnve her Castorta.
"hen she was Child, she cried for Castor;o
Nheh She became Miss, she chung to Castoris
"hen she had Children. she gave them Castor
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s;rntu.

Peas--Dull; black eye peas, ste,dy,
e2.o8a2.25 per bag.
Gcun-Market. steady; Western white,
sac; mixed. 4yc;Southern white, 45si6tc.
01ts-Firm; Mixei. 37a4Oo.
AtAfeed-MsrkotG steady; Bran 81. GOALS;
Shipstu6, or Midilings. eIs.00a1 1900;
Meal. white bolssd. per 80 lbs., $50;
Hominy, $50.
Hny-No. Timothy. sla.75al4.o0; No.
3, s12.50al300.
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THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EYpprss
EACH WAY

THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT Expprsa
EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 20. 1s9,
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7:a5 g. In. daily. except suuuay-fportsmon,b
High street. 7:80 a. MI Arrive a.
Phliauelphia $50 p. H., New York al
Leave NORFOLK.
81 p. IN. daily, (POrtlmouth, High strest g o.,
arrive at PHILADELPHIA Biots ~,
New York 7:43 u. M A''
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
9:GO O. H. daily Portsmouth. High street 9:IOI
leaving New York D. M; Phisde!.
HRRiv wi pAT NORFOLK.
eO6p. III. daily except Sunday : PORTSMOUTH.
High street, SIS p. n.y., leaving New
York ut a. m: Philadelphia. 1910 q.
Close Con ncc,ion msue with all rail and
SOUND line, 10 and from Boston.
.v pann Sleeping cP5s Sa ara an. be-
Charioa. Pullman BUFFET and Parlor Cars on
day trains between Philadelphia and Cape
ss~Through tickets sold and baggage check.
ed at Wakes Agency, under Atlantic Botol,
NV RIB. COOKE. Genl Agent
LOR PETERSBU BG, NEWPORT NEWS
CLAEEMONT SCOTLAND AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGs.-Steaner 5. A. MCCALL
i IW \. y, IA \; 4 r; dock ate q; m. every
above points, reaching Petersburg about D. IN.
Connects With A. & d. Il. x. At scotland with
5. ;. d 5. X. Il.
Fare to Petersburg only 81 and Sl.25; round
trip, 81.
Meals served on steamer for 50c.
Tickets sold OH steamer.
Freight received daily for above points
The Mccall can bc chartered for excursion
purposes any Tuesday OF Thursday night at
very low gatesa r. Z. COOKE,
General Agers.
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esrocerIon.

O06ee-Stesiy aud arm: Rio, com.
mon. l7alSo.; Fair. 19a23c. Good
2la2lte: Oheice, 20a25o., Lsgusyrs,
26o-: Java. 3Da32c.
Sy,ups ana .uoasses-Steady; Syrups.
Bright, lsad3ei Fair Grades. IL ia20o; Por to
Rico, 5alSo
Neto DREAMS Moidsses-Quiet; Fair, 2Os
15c.; Good, 36a40c.; Choice. 46o.
Flour-Market quiet AMI steady: Pe,.
Patent Family. 400; Fancy Fanny:
si.O0si.5O; Choice Family. 1915 Good.
Family, 23.0OaS.25: Extra, s2.50sS. 90;
super, 81. 50a2.7O.
Aedl-Steady; Bolted $40. @ bushel;
Water around. Tic. n Dushel.
SaH--Firm: Liverpool Fine. 81. l0al as;
q. A, 65a75c.
Rtee-llilled, 5asc.; rice. in rough,
sla66c per bushel
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b D Ei7 lEili

esz 4a4 M tifIisss2sttEa1SsS4
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. is, 1894.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
S:i0 Es Ens-Ene CnIc@xo s.xprcuu-
For Peternburg, Rich-
moud and yEanningtOn,
EfoamoKe, lta3s ord. s,m:
field. POCnhoutau. X en-
Owe, Columbus and
Chicago. Sleeper ROM
nHe to Columbus with
our change. Alse for
Puiashi. sSrIRfOi, Knox.
vfite. Chattanooga and
tnIermedi points
Pullman sleeper. tad
ford tO ChattanOOaa.
lo.V1 p n or petersburg, Radford Pu-
lnskl Bristol; also Tor Blueheld,
anu focahontas; also for Rocky
Mount ana all stations on VIM
etoh-SRlcm Division. Has PAIL
man sleeper Norfolt 10 Roam
i:i0 III With Washington and
Cha'ianoog., limited for ali
points south and West. Pull
nah slteperh Roanoteto Mem
phlf ana New Orleans DINING
a Z II E--AoriolK uaiIv, s con m. 1l;25 n n,
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
(yxsTIgULE LlhiTEDJ
Leave Norfolk ABS m ar
rive Richmond 700 p M cone
meeting for Washington, Balti-
more, Philadelnhia and New
YORK: Returning, cave Rich
mond 800 II Ia arrive Norfolk
li25 a ia. Stops only at Suffolk
Waveriy and Petersburg Second
class ticketn not accepted for
Iassage on these trains
Other daily rain Lave Nor
Io!k 20. H IN, arriva NJ Rich
mona Hos Il IN. Reiurning.
leave Richmond $40 n, as
Eoxe,. rive at Norfolk $40 y nj.
[oi lurtnci Information as 10 tickets, rates,
r, 6AISe, checEs, etc, call on or address K W
pCDSEINEl, District Passenger Agent G Ii
hpsLEf, Ticket Agent. &c Main street, corner
fol pr ram or Z EiNCH. Agent, depot Nor
W. .BEVILL.
General Pa Nnger Agent.
General OFF &C. Roanoke. Va,
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Norfolk Cotton ,snr,c..

NoHroLK. Va. January rs. 1895
Atlantic and Danvillo railroad
Norfolk, AS bales; other points. -
SeaDonrd AIRLINE Railroad--For Nor.
folk, ~ bales; other points, ~ ba, os
total. $50 bales. '"'es'
Norfolk aud Western Railroad-For
Eorfolk. Is bales; other uoints
bales. total IL bales
Norfolk and Southern Railroau-For
Eortoik. ~ bnles; other points. -
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad For
Eoriolk, zoo. bales; other points, - baIes:
eetal, zoo bales. 0"A'''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26

New YORK. January 25.-Kale,
Norfolk, 60s75c. Spinach, Norfolk,
81. 50a2 80; Baltimore, S1,25al.5O,
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for all % no PIaliy connects with CT train %
no, ~" Daily, except Sunday. maLos c,o.,
Kinston a q H9Ggo"d for Washington, n. c.
a; : , l.. ,raln 30 for all points south WIN
Also NJ io.S5 rye AZ Norfolk 5i5 p. M Dailv.
Bssssre 30 sb a. m, Daily except Sunday
anu also Al Office Of PasseI csr Mnhf
Agent, 96 Main street. ana IicSet
FOR tickets 10 all points South, slcenip, c,,
IoseIEatlon and general Information. cnf1 "n
Ut ADDRESS j. A. NEuGEBAUEE. va
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JAMES L. MAUPfN.
Heneral Forwarding Agent.
cp 7. ". EMERSON,
q. NJ. SEBPELL, Aseu'
General Manager, Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
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NonFoLk. Va. January 25, 1895.

Produce.
Pon1sy-Chtokeus. oIu. q, a25o.
Eggs-Dull; wholesale. 1sal9a. por doz,
bHss,o11--3jo. per puuun
Ttuox-Irish potatosJ-Southern Rose,
81. 9a2.oo per barrol; Haymans, new,
75aS0c; yellow, 95oafl.lU.
SoutteTn trults-6Anauas. 70ceSlOO
per bunch; oranges, Sorrento. SI.60
Per box: oooosnuts. S4Oo per bag
Of 100; pineapples, 7aso.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAIIP0.D
IN COMPANY

NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT ooToREp ,so,
MAIL AND EXPRESS LEAVES NORfoI K
IIaiIy except Sundnyl 9:45 IN for Elizaheth
ser9 E EH1ssnson' MaoGsys Ferry. ROper PAN
Nm 'e;haSo"i et': Connects at EdSnton with
~. o. Is. Is. steamer us follows Daily
Wia5,Scg T1IUESbAY, for rH rTjfsip,S nma
ri1er. on Mo tSS al inn anl on ckOwan
for SALMON cretk Conacc:s at nr ntsoa nitS 5
landings. Aoain'e
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
4lO N ually Except Sunday for Eiigabs,h
City, EdentOn and wsy.stations. Cormao,s "a
a1i y City with the steamers Neuse
sa au Tew'f lor NNS ntny, Tgesiay hr dyn
AoTehead City, Kinston and Goldsboro vim
d y. =. X. X, ami Tor Jacksonville Wiln;ra
ION y. .; ana all stations on the W. N.SS
P Fi Nv, ana nj Edenton daily with steamer for
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EXPRESS daily le1cent s,,r.
enyl AZ 4:25 IN, and Expre,s daily (ercrpt
sunday 1T IL III; connect with ali rail and
w., mes al Norfolk for the North East and
Eo,, " a. .'senser AUG freight stations foot OF
Last ID AIN street Norfolk and Western depot.
EAssIPIEIRaNI CAROLINA DISPATCH. FAST
LIT between all points North and East vim
Norfolk and NOrfolK and southe- n Haiirosd 70
Eastern North Carolina. ~
+ rteiSft received daily and forwarded prompts
For further information apply to the Genera,
once OF the n. i 5. r. r. Co, Norfolk, Va.
II. G. HUDGINS.
NJ. X. KING,
General MANAGER.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
C~atarrh
Is Common.

Few realize just how
common it is. Very many people
have catarrh, or at least catarrhal
symptoms, who laugh at the idea.
1t is an unpleasant disease ono Of
those which make others uncom-
Portable, as we'll as the one who has
1T. The first symptoms are. A heavy
feeling between the eyes, profuse
aud offensive mucous discharge
from the nossrlls, headache and
foul breath.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26

DOANoKE AND CASHlERITER LINE
4e-Steamer LUCY. J. j. Jones, master,
will leave Commerce street wharf every
WEDNESDAY at p. m. for Plymouth
and all Roanoke river landings AS high
es Palmyra. n. c.. Windsor anu ali land-
ings on the Cashie river. Freights re-
oe yed up TO 6p. IN. For further infor-
NATION apply to the NOTTINGHAM d
WRENN CO.. Office Commerce street
wharf Phone 1913. jy6-tf