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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21
THE SECRET OUT.
Randolph Republicans Run All OF The
Churches and All The Saloons.

to the indianapolis Sentinel
The republican brethren OF this
city and county are up to their neck
in trouble. The events OF the past,
few weeks have showed up the
bosses as a precious set OF hypo-, !,
critics.
About two months ago the good
people Of the Christian church OF,
Winchester, hearing of the fame OF
the Rev III. j. Patterson. Of Mis-
souri,. invited him to come and hll
their pulpit temporarily, with the
view of giving him call if every
thing was agreeable all around. lie
came and preached some trial ser
mons, and they finally give him a
call.
Brother Patterson had every lea
son to believe that he was living in a
temperance community, because the
county commissioners were never
known to grant a license, remon-
STRANGE or no lemonstrance. The
applicants had to 90 to court with
their case. and here they always
were successful. Thus the trap
worked '.to catch, gwine or comm.
At a good citizens league meeting
Brother Patterson thought he was
perfectly safe in declaring himself
an ardent temperance man, even to
the extent of being prohibltionlst
The prohibitionists then asked him
TO address them some day and he
, consented
This was going too far for the re-
.. publican bosses. This looked like
getting away from them and nol
voting their ticket. They wanted
, him to look church-way and saloon
/, way. even if it did make him cross
eyed-that was their way, and ths
!, republican majority in old Randolph
had increased right along. .
! course, Brother Pattcrson's congre
! CATION rebelled, and the sanctiiie'
l(?) males frothed at the mouth
:. They threatened to cut his iee'
:. short if he talked temperance. In
/. chairman OF the republican count
committee, W. W. Canada, is
: "dandy." lie had subscribe
g. 800 for the support OF Brothe
Patterson. Heimmediately mount
ed on his grea. North American ca
!, and demanded that his subscrlptlo
= be erased. Others have threatene
= 10 do the same.
- One good CD sister iniorme
!, Brother Patterson that:
"A prohibitionist was no bette
!. than democrat and a democr'
- wasn't any body"
- THAT the republican party
: Randolph county run the church.
ssand saloons, and that the good cit
a zens leagne was under her prote'
y ton until after the election.
!, = One word Of admonish to the nc
brother: If you want to remain
this community and find thinl
~ pleasant you must see the repuo
y can bosses, or you will find yo'
!. !. congregation small and your dai
~ bread still smaller. Preach repu
= llicanism. Temperance and demo
IN.
- racy don't 20.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21

stT-The Evansville Traveller says
of Valentines received by Evansville
citizens: Frank b. Posey read
his ever three times and then had
transcripts of it made for his many
friends. Here is the way it read:
Eyes so bright and cheeks so rosy !.
What do YOU think Of Governor PoseyY'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21

The Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance Company, is the name OF q
new insurance company lately or
ganized by prominent farmers o.
Spencer county, for the purpose o.
insuring farm property, in Warrickr
Spencer and Perry counties against
| ,sses bv fire and lightning.-Rock.
port Dem.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21
(aspspsl Residence I'm ireland
For Sale.

Hon.- ~ eight rooms and two halls
and epod c~Ilar. with thrv~ town W.. in
S~land. Good water. stable. and Other
cat builiins-. In god orier ever,
vay: Q sice home near churche- and
srhoo,s With god scciety surrcini'ns-
viii b. sDld vesy cheap and on rAs,
0orDs. Apply - 6. DoAss, jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21

Mr.. Louis Gramelspacher has
Just bought the Climax Saloon, at
516 Main street, and as Mr.. Gramels-
is a well-known and popular gentle
man he will, no doubt, meet with
success in his new venture Evans
vile Traveller.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21

Valparaiso preacher asked those
who had read the second chapter OF
the book ofJude to raise their hands.
Several Of them shot up and then
the divine continued by saying that
the book Of Jude has but one chap
ter.-Ind. Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21

This distinguished Georgian Is out
fat footed for silver. Mr. Crisp Is one
Of the ablest men in the country. ana In
our Judgment has made a better speaker
of the house Of representatives than ala
John G.. Carlisle. He Is. moreover. an
honorable and consistent man. the
brief synopsis OF his late speech at At
lanta indicates tha, IL was very able
one pnt no one who knows Crisp would
expect anything else. The silver cause
needs just such champions az the
The recent elections have cleared
the atmosphere. swept minor ISSUES cn'
OF the way. and every ign hung on' on
the political horizon Indicates that sii-
YER restoration Is the great issue Of ihe
immediate future
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21

Cannelton falls a little short on
the school question this year. The
term will be but eight months. The
low state levy is responsible. 1t
looks like we might economic on
something besides the children $
educations. .-Cannelton Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21

The new Boonville Fair associa-
tion has purchased for $4,000 the
ground, owned by the old Fair com
pany.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21

BE mine. 7 h. implorei. ~ am
a new woman" she answered, ma,
lignantly. IL hate all men, And
~ they were married.-Ex.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21

Washington Gazette: 1t is SIN
cerely hoped the Washington and
Jasper railway talk is more than
ordinary gossip. Such a line would
pay big.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21

Schnell Bros, of Schnellville,
Ind, purchased a great quantity OF
wheat and clover seed in Dale.
They offered for wheat from 10 to
20 cents and for clover seed from
So 90 to So. .70.-Rockport Demo
crat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21

Mr.. Willis Stilwell, who was 2
few weeks since bitten by a mad
dog near Duff, was in the city sat,
urday, feeling very glad that he had
been to Chicago 70 take the treat
m nt.--Argus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21

The Democratic Central Commit
tee met at English Saturday and
let Nav 23rd, 1896, for the time OF
holding primaries English News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21
W. z. COX,
Attorney at Law
JASPER, INDIANA.

Prosecuting attorney Tor tne i..n ...'tx,i
ri,.uis and v III carefully attend To any ciNiI
business entrusted TO him in any county "i
che circuit .,,. S.,s,s
once in >payd'- building on fnbiie >ausr'
Dec. =. "E-ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21
Educational Column

rosprcrKD BY cEo. x. WILSON. co. srrr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-02-21
". C. U. COLUMN N.
CONDUCTED By MRS. NJ. L. HOBBS.


To my si-ter-in-law Mrs. Rev.
-. in regard TO the saloon
,lursier al DtweIl.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
Gotten NnrrJcts.

New York, Dec. ld.-Cotton dull: mid J.
ding, Z 3-l6c. Net receipts. bales
gross. 6.TT2 bales; forwarded, 70l bales
sales 200 bales; stock, 254.3!S bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts, .69GS
bales; exports TO France. 100 bales; To
the continent, 3i.0S0 bales STOCK. l,2713.-
.g5 bales.
Total SO far this week: Net receipts.
2%l.aIA bales; exports to Great Dr!;&!0.
CABS bales: To France. i,750 bales; 10 the
continent, 93,4S7 bales.
New York. Dee l6.-Cot:on fuhire s
closed steady; sales iG2. 100 bales. De-
cc,abcr. Gao; January. i.$l: February.
G.S9; Maiei:. SIS: Arril. 1o4: May, 7.ia:
june. 7.13: July. 7.2o: August. 30
Liverpool. Dee. iG.-l2:3o u m.--Cn:-
ton. active business; American mid
ding. i-ljd.: sales, l5.G10 bales; Amcri-
can, li,i0o bales; speculation and export.
loco bales; receipts. 1860 bales: An:cri-
can. cree bales. Futures opened stcaGy y
and demand moderate.
Liverpool. Dee. lG.--l2:i5 p. motion.
American m!ddling fair and unchanged.
Liverpool, Drc. l6.--4 +. m.--hIcel' bC,'
aud January. January and February,
February and March. March ana Ap.i,
G6-6id. buyers; April ana MI. , 5I-f:d
seller: May and Junc. 3 57-.''6,S 5@-ni!
buyer; Jane and July. ,>-iIir3 59-Gti
sellers: ia" ana August. : $3.50 huver;
August ali : .ptcn, Dtr. 3 :.--i4@iH : cad.
buyer. Fatuvos closed barely steady.
New Orleans. Dee. iG.-trjton futures
quiet ana a-cSdv: sales $500 an!ea. d.
cenbel. $50. January. i.55: February,
So: A'.roh. G.72; q. nr.l. Gro: Mag. GSi:
Jumc, $50; 1ul>, 6e5.
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Hcw York Market.

New York. Dec .-Flour-Neglec.ed
and unchanged.
Whcat-Spot dull and weaker, with
options; ungraded red. S0@9Sc.: No. 3
red and December. seize; January,
S5%c.; May, $3.50
Corn-Spots active and weaker: No. 2.
2SAc. elevator; 29Ac. ufoat Options
were more active; December, 2s&c;
January. 2SBc.
Oats-Spots quiet and easier; options
dull and weaker; December. ,2lac.; May,
2iAc. Spot prices No. ., 22lsc.: No. 9
white 25i$c' mixed Western, 2l@23hc.
Eeef-Firm, quiet and unchanged.
Beef hams strong, $1I.JoQ1S00. Tierced
beef. steady; city extra India mess,
S13.0o@lt.C0.
Cut Mcats-Quiet and firm: picked
bellies, &C.; shoulders. &C.: hams. SGS%c.
Lard-Quiet ana easy; Western steam,
SAILS; city. $3.75
QS75.
Butter-Stcady and moderate demand
State dairy, l1G19c. dod.. creamery, 14@
zoe; Western creamery, l4@21c.; Elgins,
PIC.
Cofee-Dull and unchanged 20 points
down; December, s9.25; January, $3.50;
March. G9,2Q@9.3O: May. S32jG3a.30; July,
$g@Q Spot rio, dull and steady; No. Z.
Zoe.
sugar-Raw. dull and steady; fair re-
lining. 2fsc. Refined. quiet and UNI
changed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

MHr'.e;-@uict and Gu!. butchers
cattle, extra TAT. smooth steers. 3i.6,
+c common 10 fair cattle. a&@'42.: com
mon rouGh cattle. 2IaGiS.c.. heifc::. fl;
ana smooth. 3c.: heilcls. common. sIc.
COWS. fat and smooth. 2i.h3i>c: cow.
common ana rough. 2G:2lc.: bulls. "a
"iaC.: milch cows. common. $l0.CD5I.v o..
milch COWS. good. $4,000 $500: good or
otf'd oxen. 2l2fi3c.; common rouga
oxen. - @i.c: ncrotics ana .cSlawags,
lIaG 2".. :,JCu corn-icd hogs. live. sac
Sic: gross. common to fair nogs, live.
SO lc, gToSs. light. PIGS. 3!:c. Hogs in
hcitcr demand
Good lambs. Sadie: poor lambs. un-
SHinh'e and not wanted: butchers
sheep. fat. 2'aW3Ac.: poor sheep, no.
wanted NJ ANY price
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
EFFECTED BY RUMoRs
LfOhahIa Gold Exports Late in the Week
Was the Main Cause.
FoFrlSn EXCHANGE MUCH FlRMER
During ihc Kate Dealing, ghere WAS
Dociced Change iur tho BETTER
In stocks and On Moderate pur.
ehases to Cover Short Contracts
Recovery Ensured.

New York. Dec. 1G.--Less attention
was PAID TO the Cuban question on the
STOCK exchange to-day. Following the
opeliiIiS thsre was an attack on Buriing
loh. Manhattan and Spirits Preferred.
winch resulted in n break of 13su2 per
cent. in these stocks. BurilnGton got
uo"n 20 12A. the lowest price for Il long
time. and Manhattan sold US low as So
eS-dividend OF az per cent. The hcavi-
ness OF the last named was due in
measure to the circulation OF n rumor
winch could not be confirmed. that GER
tam holders Of the Metropolitan Elcvat-
ed first and second mortgages intended
to ask the courts to prevent the pay
ilent Of dividends on Manhattan stock
OH the ground that they had not been
earned. The entire LIST was anec cd by
rumors of proba Bile exports OF gold late
In the week. The fact that money com
gmands comparatively high rates abroad
while here 1t goes begging at ~ per
cent. lends color to the story. Foreign
exchange Is also much iiruer on ac-
count of the demand from remitters in
connection with the January interests
and dividend payments due abroad
During the late dealings there was a de-
cided change for the better in stocks.
gnu on moderate purchases to cover
short contracts a recovery OF 4G12h en-
sued. Manhattan rose 2N. Sugar. leS ::
Chicago Gas. IL; Reading. II: st. Paul
IA; Rock Island, IA; Burlington, tx {:
Tobacco, ~; General Electric 1l4, and
Louisville and Nashville. rs.
London was buyer of the last named
ana Its purchases materially assisted the
upward movement. Readings strength
was based on rumors that the Attorney
General of Pennsylvania will to-day de-
eide In favor of the road in the matter
OF the company's charter.
Speculation closed firm IN cone Net
changes show gains of hmlag per cent
Burlington and Quincy was an cXcep-
ton and lost 2 per cent. Total sales
were 205.G95 shares, Including rs. 500
Sugar. 3l.300 Burl.ngton and Quincy. 81
500 st. Paul ana p 200 Reading.
The bond market was weak IN the
early dealings. but closed firm in tone
Sales were 81 $50 900.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
shicngO Markets.

chicago Dec. 16.--rhc wheat market
set out 10 ignore everything hcar,sh
this morning, and succeeded Very w,H In
ooing SO until tho session was WILL nti-
Eanceh. The holiday dullncsa. 50 ,nlca
talked OF, seemed 10 he settled on hls.-
ness Today scalpcrs and q few profcs-
S.ohalS being pi;ted against each Other.
iANerpcol quoted from ia Il. decline.
Withoot appreciably affecting prices
mere. Paris was also lower Antwerp
was unchanged and Berlin slightly
higher. Outside domestic marl;et.t ,ye-a
weaker than Chicago. bu; no attention
was paid to them. ST. Louis sent IN
crop damage rcpor.s and bought whelt.
nut III the end the thcOrw of llpEs.au
NY raNaSes--,hat pring the species q! IN
Jury referred tO-wGs deemed prpotn-
tnf" ana the market broke ~. cent
The St"rotYprl iulluess Of .tha corn
market was not relieved 10y anv.hin.r
which occurred to-Uny. The inartiyiiy
received accentIatinr from The ali
round qu!et cN sting on the nnor. The
tone was !'reguinr. prices hardening or
weakening with the correspondents: feel
Ing in wheat
Oats ran 10 quie: and weakness. Tho
action Of prices was simply with refer
enee 10 the MOODS ana variations of
wheat
Provsions-Thc hog supply at The
yards ran short # The expectations this
morning. Product derived lis natural
benefit from that fact
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

Southern Fruit-Bananas, S1OOa125
per bunch; oranges, Jamaica's, S3.75Gs
4.oO; cocoanuts. $3.50 per bag OF 100: lem
ons. s2.75TS00; cabbage. sl.25 per barrel
Potatoes-iiaynens 75c.; yellow, 75c.
onions. $500 per sack.
Pouit!y-CbickeT market glutted; old.
zoe; spring chickens. lGG1Sc.: small.
not wanted
Eggs Wholesale. firm at 1S@19c. per
dozen.
Reesway-22c per pound.
Truck-irish potatoes. lOG15c North
ern, sl.35.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
1ir,,es ,tu,.:.ct

New York. Dec. l6.-Money on call
easy AT ll2Gi2 per cent; last loan at 2
per cent, ana closing offered ut per
cent. Sar silver Cas-. S;cr!ne ~
change nrn. With actual business m
banke;S bills AT 1875. CASA TOR ..%ty DAYS
ANA 49,; Tor demand. Posted rates.
4Sa1 ihS Commercial bills N2i .e,t S%i
HoNrshment bonds, steady: STAT, bon H..
steady; railroad bonds. firm. SILVER AZ
the board was quiet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
SfnvP MtlrISct.

NHrNet--Eor ". .. slHycs Nc Dc.
MAI; seems 10 be lari,riI- ia excess uc
't. pts: = heavy pipes. ,rimp. 80 .ty.
uiIS. Si1,OU: heavy ho@aieIis. :.iln,.
%thJh: calls. $500: prime l;,i az, h.es-
Arlds. $500 and djill: cults, S.S., viii.
o;.h. liSat hogs heads. ptlm". $oS.u,: cuils
See; VII OAK, headini rri1lr. .s5Sou;
cults E"".oi; white oak, pipe. $7U.1n: culls.
.35.oa: w.,ite oak barrel S.>.,r: cilns
SluCn 1900
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
I,atti,,,cro Npr,tet.

Baltimore. Dec. 1G.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged
Wheat-Dull: spot. 9Olkc bid; May. IS
@SSAc.: Southern. by sample, 9la92c.
do, on grade. SIG9lc.
Corn--Weak: spot. SG2Si4c.; year. 272i
W2I'sc.: january. 2T5sGt27%c.; February,
2'a:V21!Sc.: March. 2Slacl2SHc.; steamer
mixed. DIES a 23Ac.; Southern corn, 27.&c.
asked.
OatS-Quiet and steady: No. . white.
25Gi26c.; No. 9 mixed, 22iHQl23c.
Rye steady; no. . nearby. 4lQ42c.
No. Western, d3hm44$4c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
TmAvELEm., GUIDE.
THAyELEns, GUIDE.
hsgs> 0LDD0M|AI0H STEAMSHIP
\ Fs.ss: xo, lVhpAAE.
~F0R NEW Y0RK

l'ASSk.NGE.I, .J.4.... ..4.E. -AroI..f.
i En- s ,.., ron "a, MSsi9'K DAi l gu,
MlEDNSENS s ThultspAA,pa, ASP ~.
400 u. M, Passenger accommodations UNI
Fq qds;n ip E,.1;h meals and state .,
Fare. ROUND SSi" trip limited 10 thirty
FSSr tickets and rrs:fya;ion 3; s tate
rooms rooms apply ut ticket Office y
% is'e[s T tSnS,l I ps4 IS ~ iaays
N"wport News every suNDAE Nvenin;.
!, ships leave Old Point for Norfolk sum
day. y; .; about 70 a. m; o,,
M@ SN oads kGr,h %n a%EA Eu4ay
NTSomnGk ana E;nola. sailing daily eX-
Sspt Siindey. Leave Company Wharf.
FoK OLD poINr-At $50 and n:i5 q,
Norfolk. at 100 ana i:s6 a. IN. NM aud %n4 i!di
FOR .HAMPToN--At u:i5 a. M. s:ia
y IA Fay Lane, II so u; IN. ana 400 j. III.
FOR NEwPoRrNEws Hh,N'TpsMurH,
F!r;Lp D., 2:So p: m: Portsmouth at 2:i5
Foh FA iPe M %Si,' 4. sisG p Meivras-
h er, GiHSm Etn wharf av at ESQ a. M
rb E6K sf ;,SG r, y, 1eT"esdays.
Portsmouth. S;s5 a. m; Bay "; Line e. 7 7:ot
u r Oh Rack. roouos,N AND yopK
ElVERS-To;cnins ar Old Point-LcaYe
Comnanys wharf Monday Wednesdny
a. a; M lay Line wharf. Norfolk. at $40 =
FOK NANsEMoND RIVER AMI
SURF Ot.k--At y. ~: Portsmouth 3:li
p ~ connecting Mt Suffolk with s. and
Freight. ror Mathews. Back, Pouuos,u,
Ware. severn York and Nansemond
FrciGht for Washington. N. C. and land
nES ON Tar, Fufnlico and Pungo rivers
Il. II. depot Az -
,Fre,ght for .iewbern. N. c., received az
N; and S. X. Il. Depot. "
t'reigh; received daily except Sunday.
an schentIen subject TO change WITH.
" = ~,ov~-v ,.o,,
rooms apply at Campany's office. n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF S.rfnIk mud r"rtxmoutn
pccrmhcr IG. FS96.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
schr. Forest Belle, TO Wm. Lamb Il
Co. for c-al
$ 'hr. city Of Augusta. Adams. Phi!a
deiph!a. with coal.
Schr. Maud Seward. --. Baltimore.
with coal
Schr. ]. ]. Reese, Ba!timo,a.
with coal.
schr. Georgia y. Howes. Beveriagc.
Beaufort. \. c.. 10 New York, with lum-
Der. See local.
Schr Henry D. May, Perry. New York.
with cement.
Continued on Eighth Page).
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17

Market-SteadS: out Of town prices
are dependent on the delivery
ra.es TO the different points Local
sales are being made as follows: Cut
,nal, sell; powdered. $3.50; sranulaied.
El.4S: eonfectiono rerS standard A. Si.3G:
american off a, Sill; cent annial bright.
yeitrw u. $3.50: California y. Si7a:
Franklin st2ndar! extra I. $3.6I: Key
Ston" extra G. S2.6l: American extra G.
$40
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
Fresh FISH.

Trout. large gray tper pound, 3GpS,sc. ::
salmon tper popnd). 5@Cc.: croak els
per lC0). S3@4; shepherds tper pound,
SQloc.; blues. 6@Sc,: butter fish. 2@Sc.
per pound; Spanish mackerel. l5@lSc
per pound; white perch, 4@6c. per
pound: black bass. 5@6c. per pound !:
rock, SQloc. per pound; mullcts. SCOOP
500 per box.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
A3,Glln'S' Shjn9fS' TRANSPORTATION CO
Direct lSoDlg

DIR ES-T no oTG
20 TX ..USIC. i'iNUN tDI.N,E AND
SAVANNAH
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY AT q y. IN. 70" liDSIJiJ
FOk PROVIDENCE
HNtry IL l.SlJAN ana SATi EDAY Mt
FARES TO BOSTON, AND Prov.
DE%CI!
f!rst-cads, includinr meals and
N'h!tiopn bctth ......................s9 90
SyCond-clnss. including meals and
FOR SAVANNAH "
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Farc- tirsi-class. including meals
I'll" ~ ~. .............s1 2 50
fnr'-Sr cGnd-clasE. including meals
i'ciiShablc freight sent via Provldcnce
rewarded ny early train to Boston, and
at a, ne same rate as by direct steamers to
n!,rriShabie freights, no, received later
'ti"h Il p m on sailing days of Boston
tn!ps $50 sailing days OF Providence
l,or, further Information nppl,. to
i. ~. MIIGIlT. Agent. Norfolk We
!: -. SrEIRlNS. Asst Tariff Me-
w. p TuI,RINER: General Pass. Agt.
~ I. NlilfN'EN, T"af'" MARI osr
General Offices. baltimore Nfd.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
Live Mock

MARKET fail and god cattle In de-
mand.
Choice heavy cattle. 3,sQ4c.; common
70 fair cattle. SQ3kc: Eastern North
Garoilna: best. 2IaQ3c.: common. lao
2lsc.: heifers. Western. 2H@3lsc.: bulls.
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