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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-03-12

F. B. Greene, Agt. for American
Steam Laundry, of Hutchinson, sends
his basket on Tuesday evening and has
it back Saturday a. IN.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-03-12

The financial statement of the Farm
ers s. Merchants Bank will be found in
this paper. This bank makes a good
showing for hard times.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-03-12
REPUBLrcAN CONVENTION.


REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The republican county convention,
the fret political convention of the
season. met at Hoisington Saturday
last. w. w. Sowards was made
chairman and C. L. Hobart and E.
w. Bollinger secretaries. After the
usual appointment Of COMMITTEES an
adjournment was taken until after
dinner.
Upon reconvening, the following
sets of delegates were elected:
To State Conventional. j. Hois-
ington, E. r. Moses, j. W. James,
Leo Bockemohle, and j. 81. Bitner.
To Congressional Conventional.
P. Townsley. P. Corbin, j. f. Lewis
W. I'll. Rice, Jacob Rediger, Frank
Willard, J. W. A. Cooke and L. F.
Summons.
To Judicial Conventional. w.
Moses, D. A. Banta, F. V. Russell,
&. L. Hamilton. G. j. Heighley, S.
III. Chatter, T. G. Brown and John
Lindas.
A set of resolutions were adopted
endorsing Bill Mckinley, Chef Long,
Elrick Cole and Governor Morrill,.
The chairman was in favor of a
whole lot of other resolutions, but the
more astute politicians thought best to
go slow until the larger conventions
had outlined their policy.
Everything went off smoothly
much more smoothly, we opine, than
will their convention to nominate
candidates for county Offices.
II. A. c. Hartman of CIafiin, did
business in the county seat. Tuesday.
New, bulk garden seeds, at half for
mer prices. A. r. Moss.
A pleasant social party was enjoyed |
at the home of W. r. Bunting Tuesday |
night.
Newt Tindall, of Hoisington was a |
caller on the DEMOCRAT force last |
A. Bobeck, west of town, is around |
again. after having severe tussle with |
the grippe.
E. s. Medberry was out the first of |
the week, looking after his property in |
terest here.
Mr.. A. Nj. Button, of Clarence town !
ship, has been confined to his house |
for several weeks.
Bobbie Cliff leaves this week for |
Ills, where she may re- |
main for some time.
George Moses started his big Jumbo |
pump TO work Monday morning, at his |
pond in the west part Of town.
An Arkansas City man sold Great |
Bend merchants a Car load of early |
Ohio seed potatoes the first of the week. |
F. B. Greene, Agt. for American
Steam Laundry, of Hutchinson, sends
his basket on Tuesday evening and has |
it back Saturday a. m.
The financial statement of the Farm
ers s. Merchants Bank will be found in |
this paper. This bank makes a good /
showing for hard tim es.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-03-12

An Arkansas City man sold Great
Bend merchants car load of early
Ohio seed potatoes the first of the week
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-03-12
Say, Gentlemen!
- y ~ =
Do YOU know

That have just received and stylish line o! DOL
ems for Spring Suits Come and them, it will give you
an idea of what to for Spring and Summer
complete line of Gents, oods
all the SAVE YOU
everything.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-03-12

George Moses started his big Jumb'
pump TO work Monday morning, at hi
pond in the west part of town.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-03-12

Hornbeck, at the old Beye stand
has the best grades of apples and sell
at the lowest market prices. See him
before buying. Also fresh CIDER and
cider vinegar always on hand.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-03-12

For SALE: A we'll improved farm
of $50 acres, 8 miles north of Hollywood
Barton county Kansas. value 81 500,
will sell at bargain. For particulars
address MRS. E. w. ALLEN,
st 24S Clark avenue.
Freeport, Ill.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-03-12
Going to Cripple Oreek2

If so you will find that the Missouri
Pacific r. r. will give you first class
service, duplicate the rates of any other
road, and set you down right at Grip,
pie Greek. J. RAsoR, Ag't.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-03-12
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the subscriber actually gets
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Chicago Nanr.teI.

Chicago. April .s-Aftcr scc-sawinp
a little during the first hours trading. 10.
day, wheat developed much iirmnrss and
recovered II portion of the loss IL sus.
tanned earlier in the week. The better
feeling was quite PLAINLY due To th, re-
SiVai OF the selling pressure from the
May option. Although there are. many
VINO chung TO the belief that long prom
erty In that delivery has not biz any
means been all liQuidatcd. il Is the opinion
Of conservative people that most OF the
holders have either sold out and Dockri-
tu their losseSs or profits or have gone
over INTO the July. The fact was patent
today. however, that there was less dis
position to sell and more to buy.
Corn aroused no interest and
attracted no attention IL was
steady but AZ the same time displayed
uue susceptibility To the weakness or
strength OF wheat. The Cincinnati Price
current IN its summary made reference
10 n very promising outlook for the next
crop of this grain.
Oats We're duh and steady Accordin,r
to the Cincinnati Price Current the pros
poets OF the next crop are encouraging
The Intelligence had little if ANYTHING
OF effect ON The market The iinnrovr-
Inent In what served to sustain prices OF
oats. "
Provisions-Not n good amour, of
CUISINES was transacted but the feeling
was firm. The hog market paused in
KS declining course and provisions coin
clueu with Ii by remaining steady Some
OF the strength exhibited was derived
from wheat Al the close MAY pork ana
May ribs were each cents higher and
May lard shade higher.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-24
NJ enlOranda.

New York. April 22.-Arrived: schoon.
ers Agnes S. CULLEN. Newbern, y. G..
VIM. II. Bailey, ]. NJ. Harlow. VIM. ID
Hilton. Joseph ]. Pha.o and Moonlight
Virginia.
Sailed: Schooners Oracle d. Cham.
bers, G. G. Cranmer. Samuel H. Sharpe
John II. Cannon. Frank w Mccullough
j. B. Darlington. Jesse W. Starr, Freddie
Hencken. Norfolk.
Hamburg. April 21.-Arrived, steamers
Coniscliffe (Br), Wrghton. Galveston
and Norfolk.
Boston, April 22.-Cleared: Schooners
Nahum Chaplin. Pooles Landing and
Norfolk: Frank II Stinson Norfolk.
Sailed: Schooner Alice n. Coiburn
Norfolk: steamer Shawmut, Newper,
News. with barge RinGleader: tug lee
King, Norfolk, with barges c. C. Chap.
man and Enos Soule.
Providence. April 20.-Arrived: Schoon-
er John Proctor. Norfolk
Sailed: Schooner Lyman NJ. Baw
Blake. Newport News.
Alexandria. Va. April 22--The steam
er Howard Casssrd left the sh.pyard yes
.terday evening foryNewport News in tow
of the tug Vulcan. of Baltimore. The
steamer had had fires in her furnaces for
the past three days. but It was feared
that her machinery NRS not in condition
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-24
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I'M Northumberland
rop gyv!!APhH
8 FUN NEW Y 0RK

PASSENGER Si384.s; Arr, y,f,,s &, -
53IS TO Sail from Norfolk DAILY u y,
aa 81 MS z IS AID fRIDAxs Il 3 *
eommodations unshrpassed ssenser ae-
Fare. ipeiuding meals and state
Fare. round trip. limited tt to thirty 500
FOR tickets and reservation 81 s 1870
Stwoos, Ssws Y;ss vls sass
TIME scHEp 5tSnH 'e Of hf sTE n%9M5nlns
Hhampton Rhoads, Northampton. Lufays'
Wharf. Norfolk. opahy's
M and s:i5 ,. u M: Ports S;sg and HE
Nor9oiis az 100 and Ii:ao a. m. and mna a!o;
FOR HAMPfo 5S di:1 5na q 100 p. n;
SA6 m: Bay Line. II: 80 a m. and ana ana
EoK SHssW%s oRr n NE EYE apS 3S;
2i5 ?. m Bay sse l Fl nv Wba pegrtsmeath. at
j FSk EAST 'uAa Spy WARE n1vrps
whayf e st 9$o SUNDAY ~ leaving GompsnS's
M; Bay Line Wharf. fSG orsn1S e:.s q.
E RSR Rf EVAfsSk; TFe@,9posiN AND 5. s gE
Leave companys WhnrFs M ss ola Peiat-
mT aSS s4S M Bay Line q whatrP SE aS
Thursday M ss n1 81, RiVERsTussssSSiay.
wharf at G aau q eai IN Eo1 from Compa3vs
n" f;o Kay NNl nj sIMSorfoik. N. $40 q 3;
suEFToI KEANNSEMoND RIVER Ann
E E n H. R connecting at SUFFOLK with s sia9
Freight for Matthew'S p..,-
mm are ,,6 severn and Nansemond qr r,,la,
m M3RTH cXKohrNA D1v1s1oN-rar-
T nar Mo Leaves Norfolk for Washnetona Az *
M; eaTryi NJ rr n nj; a Tnh1prsdays ct i
P pr washington and points on patihs e
F reipb an1 SoI peMm aeo rivers. .A' az.
N. and s. RI r, RReWn6 nna. N. c.. received as
Ali s an received daily except spnao
out notice uies subject to change witk.
NJ. b. CRowELL. Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-24
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE

ATLANTIC AND DANVIIJ.E Rail
WAY
Train No i.-Daily.-Leaves NorfoiE
tShippers Compress WharD at a:20 n m
West Norfolk $40 IL. IN. for Danville and
intermediate points; arriving at Dan
vile 5:25 y. IN.
Train No; 3:-Daily except Sunday
Leaves Norfolk J:25 y. m, West Norfol,,
5:55 p. M. arriving LawrenceyiIle e.36 =,
m. Leave Lawrenceville (No IS GOO y
M. arrive Danville 1920 a. m -
Train No. connects at EMPORIA with
Atlantic Coast Line train No. az for III
points South. leaving Emporia e:I0 - ~ M
This train will await the arrival re a. tai ~,
No. 3d. when notified by the A. q u that
there are passengers for points nm ~ sha
and ID. west of I;mporia VIC a.
Train NO. i connects at DENNIS,rOnr
JuNCT. with Norfolk and Western 81
for Durham and Intermediates noints H.
Trains Nos and 3 connects 81 ItI,
FRESS JUNCT and DANTIII II fc - -. a,i
points on Southern railway system o' all
Pullman sleepers between banviiia ord
AshVillc. Atlanta. Jacksonville Nh u
phis and New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency and Com nneGMe q
wharf. Norfolk; and at w. V II Wus
lihms' Agency. Portsmouth, "H-
C.. ID; OWENS VIM. H.sTAyIOB
cI VA & Gen. MMaSSe'T; Gen; Pass. ACT.
Superintendent TraH Ass. At
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Now York Market.

New York; April 23.-rlour dull. un-
,Whea,- DUH, steady and inactive: I'M
Sorn.,Spots fairly active and firm; No
Z, 5sc elevator; 4Oc. afloat. options dull and
S Se,Eed firm at ls@Ac. advance. April
;ossc 90 May, 357sc. July. 36&c.; Septem,
Oats-Spots firm: fairly active. chiefly
export Options dull nominal NAV
55ii,,2ee. SPOT No 2. 25i2c.: No. 2 white, 26KII
zo,2c Mixed Western 25iRm26lSc
,a Hfesfn ,I} easy: unchanged Reef
Easy, CITY extra India mess sI4.UUal5 80
Cut meats quiet and unchanged
vta.aatdwSteadier; moderate demand; ;
western et Steam. s5.12,s: city, s46OG465.
Lp,tksmoniet and steady: unchanged
changed
., SSoffee1aSteady. 1O02o points up. April.
Si2SoGlS;o0: May, si29o; June, si2 7odi2' Is:
Jul 5nly 81 siS Zoo SoGl2 August sl3os septen.
Ss1at gn SLIGO; March sos. Spot Rio
n SugarmHaw, quiet and firm Fair Re
nTn inning, 3NaS%e.; Csntrifugals, sc test, 4
changed. y' uh-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-24

The schooner r.. w. White, captain
Crowley. arrived in port yesterday from
Philadelphia with the loss of her main
topmast.
The tug Keystone was launched from
Jones ways Wednesday, and the steam
er Thomas Newton. recently damaged
by fire. was hauled out on the same wayg
for repairs.
The steamer Newberne is at Thomas
shipyard to be overhaulcd.
Schr. John Beacham passed through,
Hampton Roads yesterday for Rich
mond.
a letter received from HEREFORD n. c..
states that the small schooner Hamburg
of Norfolk. grounded several weeks ago
in Albemarle Sound, and that she has
since gone to pieces. She was stripped
the rigging and material. which is ba d
iy damaged, being now at Hartford
awaiting the owners orders.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-24
THE MARKET DECLINED
The Revival Of the Venezuelan War Scare
In London Was the Cause.
COMMISSION HOUSES BOuGHT LITERALLY
AS q Result of this Buying the Gran.
gers, Missouri Pacific, Central
Lake shore, Jersey Central and
New York Central Sold at & lie Best
Figures since tho Buli Movement.

New York. April 23-The revival Of
the Venezuelan war scare In London was
promptly reflected I'm Il decline at the
local Stock Exchange of anywhere from
to IA per cent In prices In the de-
cline Sugar and the Internationals were
most conspicuous. The selling for foreign
account played directly into the hands
OF the sold out bulls and the latter at
tempted to force further foundations
Ihey met with little success, however, as
commission houses brought literally at
the decline AS result of this buying
the Changers, Missouri Pacific Michigan
Central, Lake Shore. Jersey Central and
New York Central sold at the best figures
attained since the current bull move
ment was inaugurated. In the last hour
Of business Tobacco suddenly broke 10
WV. Early I'm the day the stock brought
1i9. The slump was due to an uncon-
hrmed rumor that an injunction had been
obtained restraining the payment of the
scrip dividend recently declared.
The break in the stock had but little
influence on the general list which held
fairly steady TO the close. Net changes
show losses Of hN1ls Fer cent. Sugar
leading. The Changers. however, show
slight gains for the day. Tobacco lost
4 per cent. Total sales were 279,S9s shares.
including 3liO0 Sugar. 2a,5Oo Tobacco. %.
500 Distilling and 2l,S00 Il. IL ..
Bonds were unusually active and
strong.
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Cotion Markets.

Mlddling. Gulf. s 5-l6c MIiddling. Lice. !:
n net receipts: 90 bales; gross; l.0is bales
nent. 800 bales; forwarded. Is bales.
sales. 42s bales, all spinners: stock, 49,
696 bales.
Total to-day, Net receipts. 5s52 bales:
Total so far this week: Net receipts.
3S.SiG bales; Great Britain, S3.9S3 bales
France. l44 bales: Continent. 2l.G56 bales
closed steady saes baies fu Apr
gust. 1882; September. 7.40: October, 7.2S;
November and December. 7.i5
Liverpool, April %. 1850 p. m.-Cotton
ding. issd Sales. 10000 bales; American.
300 bales; speculation and export 500
bales. Receipts, 1l,000 bales: American,
lO4go. Futures opened steady; demand
Liverpool, April 90. l2:45 p. m.-Ameri-
Middling. fair. 4 23-32d.: Good Middling,
ifed.: Middiins,- @l3-22d- Low Middling,
: na S,ied Ii Good Ordinary 4 s=lSd.; ordi-
April, I is.eial 2o-64d buyer e: April 't and
May. 19-64d seller: May and June,
August and September. 1 ll-6lQ4 l2-6id.
seller: September and October. 03-6lM
O-6id. buyer: October and November
) G2-G@3 63-6id. seller: November and
60-GiM3 Gl-Gid: January and February. i
Gl-Gid. seller. Futures closed barely
New Orleans. April 2S-Cotton futures
7.6l: July, 100; August. 7.53: September,
49, October, COZ: November G93; De-
cember 6.95; January, Cos.
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NoRFoLK yIReINIAN. FRIoAY ApRIL Il lsss

g.
for her TO proceed without the assistance
of tug. While at,Newport News she
vii undergo further repa irs which will be
necessary before she can run with speed.
The crew. who were shipped last week.
were discharged yesterday, and when
the men left here there We're only a
few men aboard.
Philadelphia. April 23.--The British
steamship Potomac. from London. which
lowed the disabled schooner Viking Into
Halifax. n. s., arrived at New. York
yesterday. The schooner was bound
from Newport News for Fall River. and
was towed go miles. reaching Halifax
on March 90. last. Captain Eeitch, claims
that the crew abandoned the Viking
and came on board the Potomac be-
lieving their craft to be sinking. and
that after the STERN subsidized they went
back. made repairs and pumped the
schooner out, after which the Potomac
succeeded in towing her into Halifax.
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no EXTRA FARE on AMY TRAM.

:, No. fo3.-"The Atlanta Special" leaves
Norfolk, via Ferry, DAILY, MT IL 80 m
lie u r rortsm"uii, DAILY. at 20 night,
Tor Suffolk; franklin Boykin. weloon, Fen
dorson, Raleigh. SnuIii-rn Pines Waaesboro
Monroe Charlotte, Chester. Citation, Grren
Augusta. Macon, Montgolnery, New Orieaps
Nashville, Mrmrhis. S-lma. Pen. acoIa, Texas
Mexico. California, So'id Limited Train, with
Pullman Bullet S;eepers and y-stibuled Coaches.
No: Al.,"The 8. A. L. Express" leaves
Norfolk, daily, mt 0.05 a.m. L4urcs Ports
mouth, daily, at 3.15 ".,n., for nil aboye
points, and PendleIon. MurfIeeshoro Lewlaton.
Durham and all Atlantic Coast Line points, Win
Weldon Also connecting al Franklin Monaays
Wednesdays and Fridays for landings on the river.
No. tQ2.-Arrive Portsmouth daily 7.3D am.
No. 3s Arrive Portsmouth daily $50 pm.
For tickets, baggage checks sleeping car raser.
vations, etc, apply to
j. W. RrOw", Jr fAs.'r Act, 81 Main ST., Norfolk Va.
'" V. u. "iiars Ticket As. Ell High ST. Porsmeutb VI.
Geo. Mel. Battle, Trau. PAssr AEt, Portsmouth,, Va
L. ST. JOHN. ries.Presidsst aud Gensrai Mansger.
" X. He htE Gessra Superintendent, rt.nsuth, Ia
Il. W. H. CLOVER, Trane nsnagsr.
]. -. ANDERSON, G.sI rs,.r AIT,
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Produce.

Southern Frult-Bananas. 75c. 1s1.25
per bunch; oranges. Messina, $3.50: CO.
coanuts. ss.75 per bag OF 100: Lemons,
S2;5oG3.oo; Northern apples. S400QlS5.oO.
FLORIDA cabbage (iew) s250@3.00 per
crate.
'rurnips. s1.2501.5O; sweet potatoes
Hayman's. sl.75; yellow. s2.0oD2.25; red,
sl-oe@l.2s: onions. SITS: celery, 3Q4c.
stalk.
Poultry-Chclsens. old. 25@sOc.; spring
chickens. 15Q25c.
Wholesale. 9Q10c. per dozen.
BeeswaA-26@27c. per pound
Truck-Irish potatoes: Eating potn.
toes. soc. Qs1.Oo psr bag.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF Norfolk mud Portsmouth
April 23d. 1896.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
British str. Mendoza, Dickens New
York. to the North American Transport
Company, to load.
Schrs. Jose olaverri. Arey; e. r. Hunt,
Crowell. Boston. and c. a. Briggs
Briggs, New Bedford, to William Lamb
& Co.. for coal
Schr. l.. c. knight, Jr., Crowley, Phil
adelphia, with guano to Baugh Sons 4
Co
Schr. Rebecca, Hammond. New York.
light. to Johnsons mill to load lumber
for New. Haven.
Schr. Lucy. -, New York, light. to
West Norfolk to load
Schr. Lille Falkenburg. Loveland,
New York, light to Bells mill
Schr. IL. II. Kirk. Cranmer, New York,
light
Schr, T. w. H. White. Crowley, Phila
dclphia. with guano to Baugh Sons &.
Co.
Schr. William l.. Elklns. Frambers.
New York. with cement to ]. o. Gam
age.
Schr. Edward Perry. -. New York.
light. to Portsmouth Lumber Company,
TO load for Providence.
Schr Edna y. Pogue. Sauerhofr, Balti-
more, light.
schr. Maine. Bennett, Philadelphia,
light, to load pig iron for AIillville
Schr. Lizzie Jones. with bluensh.
Schr. Sunlight, Green. Plymouth, light.
CLEARED.
British str. Menemsha. Shadwick, Rot
terdam. via Newport News. by the North
American Transport Company. with
25.Il+ bushels corn, 240 bales cotton. pa
hogsheads tobacco. car poplar lumber
and cars cedar logs
Schr. Maud Sherwood. Kelley, Ply
mouth. with coal.
Schr. Luther r. Garretson. Green. Sa-
Vannah, with coal.
Schr. T.. Il. Birdsall. Lamson, Bridge
port with coal.
Barges N. * w. Nos. ana c. Provi-
dence. with coal.
Barge Independent. Hoboken or New
York. With coal.
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CAPE New York,
CHARLES Philadelphia and
ROUTE Norfolk r. R.

sAA hours QUICKER THAN ANX
r,Ipo,, OTHER LINE.
PRESs EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY s. 1909
LEAVE NoRT0LK.
Eao u. IN. daily, except SuIuay-iPorts-
mouth. High street, T3O a. mr.
Arrive mt Philadelphia, $50 %.
m; New York at S:3S D. m =
LEAVE NORFOLK.
O:lO p IN. daily, Portsmouth, High streee
S S:5S'1 Arrive Ar N.,, at PhiladelpSis
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. = -
300 a. m daily, Portsmouth, High street
9:l01 leaving New York at ~
m. Philadelphia, 11:16 D. m. =
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
SOS p. m. daily; except Sunday-(Ports.
MOURN. High street, Sis o. IA
leaving New York at 8 a. M:
th"5 '"lnhi'i. 1n:cn a M
Close connection made with ali rail ana
sound lines to and from BOSTON. =
Pullman Sleeping Cars ~on night trains
i between G, Jersey L, City. Philadelphia and
lor Cars on day trains between Phila-
delphia and Cane Charles.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked at Walkers Agency. under At
iantic Hcr,'. and on the cleaners;
r. b. COOKE. General Agent.
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New YORK. -Nnril 23.-StrnwberrIes-
Florida, quart. l56l25c: do N c. quart
l2M25c. Asparagus-N. c.. dozen bunch
es, sl.2hM5,5o: do Norfolk do. s2.Oea3. So
Bects-Florida. crate. Sl.JGGl50: do do
hundred lunches, $1,000 800. Cabbages-
Crate. s2O06t2.75ih do Charleston crate
s2:75T3.o0. Egg Piant-Tlorida. box. 81 so
M5@. Kale-Norfolk. bbl,, 4OM6oc.: do
Baltimore. bhl, 5eT75c. Iettuce-Norfolk
basket. 75c .6sI.OO: do Charleston. 75c a
$l.5o. Peas-savannah. basket. si.OOM3. 20:
Norfolk, 100, slO0M2Oo. String beans
Florida. crate. s2.5c6aa.oo Spimach-Nor-
folk. Dbl, Sl.0D1l.T5: do Baltmare Dbl.
81 GOGGLES. Squash-Florida crate, l.256r
$50. Tomatoes-Do carrier, s20aI6.00
Potntoes-Do. S3.501r3.7J.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-24
Notice TO Marincrs

The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that. on or about April 80. 1896. the cha
ractertstic of the Baboll fog trumpet at
this station. on the NE side OF the
outer entrance 10 Portsmouth Harbor,
New Hampshire. will ibe changed To
sound. during thick or foggy weather
blasts OF three seconds separated by ST.
lent intervals of seventeen seconds du-
ration.
The Deep River Post Light, fixed
waite. on the west side of Connecticut
river Conn. which was re-established on
the 10th instant, was again damaged and
the light eXtingu.shed by the freshet on
April nth, 1896. Repairs will be made
as soon as practicable and the light re-
established as heretofore.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-24
TRAVEL ns .,,,,,,.r,

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iiS IN HHoRToLk, ALBBMARIBs AND
n1-,,nt,.ANTIch RAILROAD COMFY :
T rsa BETWEEN NORFOLK and
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oii-As w. BURT and w. VAN NOR
iE TABLE IN EFFECT THtIRs.
PAY. APRIL 20. 1886. - 40
1e,, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
. iraVe Norfolk-6:30 a. m. Mixed. o.as
har ,,,' stops only at Kempsvilie. i,vn5,
nrosnt S sinud Oceann: 1880 D. m. Local ~
m S.sv =. M. Local Express: GAO T,
Exp rwe virginia Beach--9:oO a. M. Local
TSrn,sss: l:2O p. M. Mixed; BPS D. M
oen sush EXPRESS; 1850. stops only nj
7.soea 81 Lynnhaven and Kempsyilie.
''0 u. H., Local Express
J.o,v. SUNDAY TRAINS. t
n. 1--we Norfok-9:35 a. m. stons ontv
10 On i>eHpsVlile. Lynnhnven and Oceona.
c cS'1o p. m. Local Express: 1920 u. m. 10,
I,enS HpfSSS s: ESQ y. an. Local Express.
c, LIe9 I've Virginia Beach-lO:2O a ,n !. n.
press. AiprrSss 2;26 p M. Through ES-
oss; 100 p. m. stops only nj Scenn no
Local Express nc 10y p. M,
,ai rains stop only on Signal at interme-
.n on.v stations to put off or take ON M q
III Through Express Trims ,naL.
nress - " TN IN ,hirty-tive minutes Local Ex-
PSS ruins. forty-fve minutes
NO, .mdIr Car Is attached to ali passen
ger trains. Seats. 25c. each -
b. p. HOLLAND,
General SUPERINTENDENT