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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-08
TnhyET. s:Hs, GUIDE:
A rLANTlC AND ls !i
n DANyIII,Tl RAILWAY

DANVILLE RAILWAY.
,Schcuuln In effect October End, 1897.
. TRIM NO. l-Daily-Lcnvcs Norfolk
wharf, root Of Matthews street. at s:2o a.
M West Norfolk, $3.50 n IN. for Dam
T ia,, ara intermediate points. arriving at
Leaves Norfolk GAO y. m: West Norfolk,
L;l0 p m. arriving Mt Danvllo at 5:0j
O'Clock Il. In. =
TRAIN NO. arrives OF Norfolk at 1910
m. daily except Sunday.
TRAIN NO. arrives at Norfolk at 5;1o
TRAIN No. 5 connects ut Denn.ston
Junction with Norfolk and Western rail-
road for Durham and intermediate points
TRAINS NOS. AND Z connect at JEFF
frcss Junction and Danvillo for nll points
on tho Southern railway system.
Pullman slcepcrs between Dnnvillo and
Ashcvillc. Atlanta. Jacksonville, Momphls
and New Orleans. -
Tickets on sale and baggage checked mt
Wakes agency AND rompanys wharf,
Norfolk, and ut w. V. II. Williams ngen-
cy. Portsmouth.
WIN. II. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
CHAs. o. IIA1NES. General Manager.
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BALTIMORE FLOUR MARKET

baltimore. Nd. March 7-Flour-Dull:
Western super, s2.So@320: do. extra, s3.i5Ql
patents. $i.SjGt3.l0; spring do. So 20@5 40 !;
spring wheat straight, St.O0G5.$d.
Mheat-Stcady: spot and north. Sl.n0fI
l.o0al; steamer No. red. g5la6r c.; South
crn wheat. by sample. 97c.Gpsl0l; do, on
grade, gGc.MSl.0l
Corn--Easy; spot and month. 33Ia6T3SXc. (:
April, SlMSiAc.: May. Bic. bid: steamer
mixed, 32MM33c.; Southern white corn. 50 y
4@il4c.: do, yellow, 33hMSiEc.
Oats-Steady: No. 2 white, S4Ia6I35c.; No.
mixed 800 3oihc
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Live StOclt-

Market firm for al! kinds OF stool,
with strong demand at good prices.
choice heavy Western cattle. Siam5c
North Carolina, best. 2laW4c.; common
i'ag212c,; heifers. Western. 2lhG4c
bulls. 2i2@3i2c.; fat cows. 2lhdi3,sr
in!lcn COWS. good, per head. s25.OOT40. 90
cows, common. Sl0.00M 20 90: butchers:
sheep, 2i:G5c.: good co-n-fed hogs q Sn
N'.2o; light pigs, 3ai I4c. Hogs, strong.
CIR IN sympathy with Chicago prices
dressed hogs, ii2c. per pound; lambs
3i@Q+i:c. per pound
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New Work,
IadeIphla
and Norfolk
| Railroad.
CAPE \
CHhRLES|
R0U T {
QUICK TlME-LOW RATES
u,N,-T 'rJAINS EACH WAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MONDAY
FEBRUARY %. 1898.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
10 n. III, daily, except Sund2y 'so
mouth. High street. 80 a. ND
Arrive at Philadelphia o:i2 p.
m New York at &:!S p. IN.
LEAVE; NORFOLK.
5:55. Arrive at Ihlladciphla.
$40 a m: New York, III a. m.
ARRIVE AT NORFOl.k.
o.Oo n m daily, Portsmouth, itiSh street
a:iO, leaving New York at 500 p.
~, Philadelphia. lilo p. m.
ARRIVE AT NOkFOl.k.
mouth, High street. 500 p nj
leaving New York at SUo n. m:
Philadelphia. 1920 a. m.
Close connection made with all ran ana
sound lines to and from Boston.
ilIllman sleeping cars OH night trains
between Jersey City, Philadelphia and
Cape Charles. .,,,s
PULLMAN Bufrct Parlor Cars on day trains
between Jersey City and Cape CharleS.
Through tickets sold and baggage
checked at Wakes Agency. under At
iantic Hotel. and on steamers
Il. y. COOKE,
General Passenger and Freight Agent
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Merchants Z Miners TRANSPORTATION CO
DIRECT ROUTE.

FOR nCsToN AND PROVIDENCE
BOSTON. MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,
AND FRIDAY at G:0o 2. NJ
FOR PROVIDENCE
Every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
rRpNN NJ 900 r. VI.
FARES TO BOSTON AMI PROVI-
First-claSa. including meals ana
statcroom berth go. ................i9. ca
Scccnd-class. including meals ana
bcrth...... ...... ,..... ...... ........&1 60
Terisiable freight sont via prov.d.nce
forwarded b. carly train to Boston and
AZ tho same rat. rs by direct steamers TO
Boston.
For further information apply TO
r. II. WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk Va.
~ l. SrF.BEINS, ASST Tariff M,iyr.
w. +. TURNER. General Pass. Agent.
j. {. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager.
General Offices, baltimore. Md.
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Southern Frn!t--liana 75c. 6S1. %
per bunch; lemons: &15@3.oo; cabbage.
Northern. $l.50Ml.75 per barrel
PotatOes--Hayman $l60; yellow no
tntocs, $2.0oQ2..5; Irish potatoes, s. q
per sack.
Onions, $500 per sack.
Applrs-Tancy, $I.50Gi5.00.
poultry--Oid chickens. 2G630c.
Eggs-Wholesalc dun. at loo. per
dozen.
Becswax-23@24c. per pound.
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Peanut Marriott.

Market weak; hand-plckcd. fancy
33,M4c.: extras, Sc; third grade. 2Ic .
No. ] Spanish sheiled. 3h ma2ac: No. i
virginia. 2HM%c: No. 2 Virginia. %
Farmers Stock-Fancy, 21GGIpESc .
strictly prime, exc; prime, llhISc ..
lower grades, lI2c.: Spanish, 55c.
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weak at Sac. decline for July and n cent
lower for May Far of futures how
ever, were strong on Letter buying and
pad Illinois and Missouri crop reports.
about 1asc. higher than tho former prices.
Corn felt the war scare and declined nc
oats closed q shade lower. Provisions
showed closing declines of from 2Ia to is
cents. u "
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York, March "a p. m.-Moncy on
can STEADY AT l.W3 per cent: last loan
al 3 per cent. Prime mercantile papcr
4mit1 per cent Sterling EAchang., steady
with actual business in bankers bills at
sixty days. Posted rates 4. S%Gt .S5i. Com
Incrcihl bills. isl silver certificates, 5iSI
%. liar silver. .ib. Mexican dollars. i;a,
Government bonds, weak: State bonds
lMll; rnilrNnN bonds Mnnli
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Fresh Fish.

Croakers. per pound, &C.: taylors. Per
pound. Sc; pan fish. per pound. 3r
baking Hsh. per pound. Sc founders
per pound &c; sheephead. 417c.; bIun
fish, Sc; speckled trout. 7c.; rock. nar
pound. 12c.; Spanish mackarel, 12c
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TRAVELLERS, t;CIOE.
SD. SOUTHERN
0bA Railway Co.

:, ATLANTA. NEW ORLEANS, ANGUS
IA IA, ASiilaNlLLE. CHATTANOOGA
.NS;A.SiiHlLl.E. MEMPHIS. FLORIDA,
TIRE SOUTH A>
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SHIPPING NEWS.
E"Ft oi N0rf0ik Hnd rurtsn,on,t
March =. 1898
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
IuS Asher J Hudson. Johnson. from
York for coal '0'ii NC"
Rr: stmp; Ashands. Lewis, from Calves
TON TO AathUUS. via Norfolk with ,Jrni.
lSr. stInp. llcichingiuu. Mahn for iTn,,-
oufG, wa Nori0ik, with grain
l'arEr EnOs Saulc for coal
Barge George Moon for coal
l5arEe Stormingcr for coal
HarS" Hornet for coal
lbartc James 4. Tucker from Baltimore
:. Barge Thomas V Stran. from Baltimore
light.
:. Schr Florence Shea, Abbott. from New
Tug c. w. Morse and Tug Herald.
CLEARED.
Earrc David Crockett for Providence.
Barge Western Bell. for Providence
barge Hell OF Oregon. for Providence.
SAILED.
Schr. l.. NJ Law. for Providence.
sSchr. Mamie Sherwood for Providence
EarEc Lerchtcmpc Bro. for PROV, dcncc
ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE
CANAL COMPANY.
NORTHBOUND.
Str W"mplc, lumber, North Carolina 10
Str Chcwan. towing, North Carolina to
Barge Roam. lumber. North Carolina to
Rargc II. l.. Mack. railroad tics. North
Carolina to PHILADELPHIA.
:;iOor {. " :. Banks, Oysters, North
Carolina 10 Norfolk. :
Str Lucy. general merchandise, North
Carolina to Norfolk.
SOtiTHBOUND
Str Manstcc. towing Norfolk to North
Carolina
Schr, j. II iIargravcs. fertilizer. Norfolk
to North Carolina.
Schr Agnes $. CULLEN, fertilizer. Nor
folk TO North Carolina.
Schr. +. J Rcttsworth. fertilizer, Nor
folk to North Carolina.
Str G. ". Pctt!,. general merchandise
Norfolk 10 North Carolina.
lContinucd ON E,Iphth Papnl
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NEW YORK FLOUR MARKET

NV hofK, MafCh H-flour-lnactiVa
Wheat, -Slot easy, No. . rod. Sl.o77s.
Corn Spot easy; No. .. "TI.C.
Oats-Spot dull; No. ., 3llac.
Rcci-sStcady.
Cut Meats Quiet: picked bellies, $50
7c.; do. shoulders i@,c.: do. hams, 7H,c
Lard Easier; Western steamed. $5.3I,.:
May, 500. nominal. Refined. quiet
l'ork--f'aSirr: mess. Slu.3oU ii. IA
Butter Steady; Western creamery, l5Tf
2oc,; do, factory lml5r.: Iilgins, zoe. i'm.
tation creamery. i4Tl5c.; State dairy l2GI
rl9c.
20i&c.; do, yellow. BE
SPOT Cofrec-Rio quiet; No Z invoice,
G!sc.: No. 2 johbing. 63sc. Mild. steady:
Cordova. ShMlic
Sugag-Raw barely steady; fair refining,
$ss43 lbc, centrifugal 96 test. iisGGi 3-l6c.
Refined, quiet.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET
Chicago ILL.,. March Near by futures
In wheat were affected to-day by the Gu
pan developments principally and closed
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Old Dominion Steam.
ship Co.'s Lines.

nIpointci = sal from Nortoik daily at
1880 - IN. GnCIuiing SnndayD
FROM NEW YORK .--Dn N onday.
Tuesday Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day AT 800 r. m; Saturday Mt 400 p m.
Passenger accommodations unaurrassed.
Fare. Including meals and state
!;onnI trir. limited % 10 iiays..... tia.&O
For tickets and reservation Of state.
or at general office at wharf.
For. RICHMOND Ships leave New
port Nc1.s every Sunday evening. ar!tV-
ING AT tichmomd the next morning
SHIPS leave ~! Point FOR Norfolk sun
~ TiM i"'': Hc XVI i + or STEAMERS
Hampton Roads. NORTHAMPTON, l.IrAy,
Accomack and F.noIa. sailing daily, cN-
Cent sunday. LcaN" company wharf.
FoU .oLD rOINT.-At $50 ana ISIS a.
m. and 3:i5 md 40 y, m F"rtnmonth,
Line wharf. %orfolk, at 200 and 1880 a.
M and $40 D. IN sunday s-leaye Bay
ms E + j5%1r n: nG1 i ,i,l ?. m a4s
1id 100 y. m; Portsmouth. l0:65 a. m. and
3a'5 p m; Ray Line wharf at $50 a. IN.
.Eoi; HEh;wTonT NEWS AND SMITH:
F'lEE.p.-At go p. M; Portsmouth. 2:i5
p M! NJ KY Z; Iine %harf s;S4 p. -
Csc "a. m. Portsmouth. G:i5 a. m; Bay
E6Is %0Kq'I RlvER.-Mondny Wed
mouth. 90; a. NJ; Bag Line, T:u0 a. IN.
FOR SEVERN RIVER. -ruesday.
Thursday and saturday ~ so a. m;
Portsmouth. d:i5 {. M: Fay Line. 100 Il.
FOR BACK. roQuosoN AND YORK
RIVER LANDINGS. touching ut Old
Point. leaving company wharf Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at G:!5 a. m:
Portsmouth. go n. m. Bay Line wharf.
NorfGlk. ~ a m, rcInrnins next day
FOR NANSEMOND RIVER AND SUE
FOLK AT 800 p. m; Portsmouth, $40
p. A.. connecting Al Suffolk with 5. & c.
r. X.
All schedules subject to change without
notice.
Freight for Mathews. Back. Poquoson.
Severn. Ware North. York river and
Nsnsemond rivers must hc prepaid.
Freight for Washington, N. g.. and
landings on Tar. Taml 60 ana Pungn nv
ers received at and delivered from y. s: S
Il Il depot.
Freight for Ncwbern. y. c.. received at
y. * s. L. r. depot.
Freight received daily except Sunday
unit. 800 y. III.
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Norfolk & Southern R. R. Co.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB 2lst, 1898.
MAIL AND EXPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK daily except Sunday 10 a. m. for
Elizabeth City, Edcmton. Mackey,s Ferry.
at Gdcnton with y. IL S. r.: r. steamer
as follows: Daily Except Sunday for
Plymouth, GAINESVILLE. Williamston ana
Windsor. TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY for all landings on Chowan
r.vcr; on MONDAY and EI,iD ,A, FOR for
scuppc,nong river. and WEDNtSDA J. >
FOR hvoca. Connecting at l5elhavcn with
steamer Virginia Dare for Makleyyiiie'
south creek, Aurora. Washington ana , m
tcrIncGiatc landings. Connects az hLiIa,
steamer Ncwhcrnr for Roanoke Island;
ocrucokc Oriental and Ncwberne' ana
Saturday for Roanoke Island direct
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f40 q. n.-For Richmond. Washington,
Lynchburg and the West.
1:3J d. m.-NestiLuled Limited FOR Rich.
mond ana Washington. Stops
only at Suffolk. WaVerly and
Petersburg.
geo p. m.-Eor Petersburg, I.ynchburS.
the West and Southwest.
Trains arrive NJ Norfolk daily S.o l. m,
II 20 A. m. and l0:4O y. m.
Tickets and nil information at station
and 272 Main street.
w. p. BEVILL
- General Passenger Agent
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EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NOR.
FOLK at iio y. m. Tuesday, Thnrsday
ana Saturday for Elizabeth city Enenton
and Ivnv stations. Connects AT niiHlDetn
CIV Win the steamer Ncusc for New
hcrnc Morchcad City: kinSion anu COLDS Ios
lnro Via y. & \, G. r. r., ana Tor JACK aii
snIjclry on The thc II i r. r., r.: Stops at
I;H,inok. Island Tuesday and Thursday.
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ARRIVE At NORFOLK.

MAI MD ENPRESS daily except
SunInyb at i:.3 p. m, and morning tram
Mt ii a. M Tuesday, Thursday and aaiur-
iay connecting with all rail ana steam
West. Passenger station at foot OF East
Main street, Norfolk and Western depot.
Freight station on Water street.
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH,
FAST FREIGHT LINE AND OLD DO
MlNION LINE between all points North
and East via Norfollt and Norfolk and
Southern railroad and Eastern North Car
DINA.
forwarded promptly at low rate. sa
For further information apply to tho
General office of the ~. IL GS.t r.. r.. Co..
Norfolk. Va, - :, 1ryr, :. Y>s,
Gen. Freight and Passenger Agent. y
II. x. KING. General Manager.
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Is Er@Trr rIY 10. 1897.

Daily. Daily. SUNDAY. :I,,ll1 ~. uoni,,
pnarcIon- ht Sow OIlran. With Southern r,rIar ,,i
I"Nn' Pacific Railways Tor all points Texas, ico aaa
No, ioi-Atrivo Portsmouth d,Ily. T.r5 an
. No. h:.-"irrIse Portsmouth, daily, ~ IN,
j. ". brnun, jr. rn,i 100 Main ST. So,r,lL u,
nnrraJ Io.br>, 1rh1. rS,s'r Ar, Fur mouth, Va.
T. ST. JDIS. fic. FTrsidrnt aud tenn raj Manager
'. T. MrlEi GENERAL Su pr cnirni.
u. ". u. GLOVER, n 1 lNpyuSny
frame NahAsrr, Grn'I i's,'r Lst.
Fort,mouth. vs..
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LYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM
u SHIPS FOX Plil ADE.l.pH a.
ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM NOR
FOLK TO PHILADELPHIA.
Unti! further orders, steamers are ap-
pointed 70 sail from Norfolk every MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a,
p. m, and from Philadelphia every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND sATUK-
GAY.
Through bills or lading 10 ali points
South and Southwest via Seaboard Air
Line Atlantic Coast Line, Virginia and
Tennessee Air Line. Southern Railway,
Norfolk and Carolina and Norfolk ard
Southern Railroads.
JAMES w NfcCARRICK
General Southern Agent. Norfolk, Va.
WILLIAM =. CLYDE Il CO.
General Agents. Philadelphia
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No. 1? daily connects with A.C.I.. train
% for NIL points South.
lO3, daily, except Sunday. makes close
y. c.. k!nsion. y. c., and plymouth, n
g., and all Eastern Carolina points: also
at Rocky Mount with y. G. /. train 81 Tor
all points South.
Trains arrive at Norfolk at 5:55 D. m.
daily. also 1T 1880 a. IN. daily. except
Sunday.
No: ~ runs through without change
Norfolk to Wilmington.
Baggage checked al Company's Norfolk
wharf. and also ut office OF passenger
and Ticket agent III Main street loppo-
site Atlantic HotcD
For tickets 20 all points South, sleeping
car reservations and general information
call on or address,
j. a. NF!UGEDAUER.
Passenger and Ticket agent
JAMES +. MAUpIN,
General Forwarding Agent
II. II. EMERSON, Gen. Pass Agent.
g N. SERPEII.. Gen. Manager.
7. NJ. EME.RSOT. Traf fife Manager.
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Norfolk and Ocean View R. R

- All trains scheduled above run dajly
Trains leaving Norfolk ut 40 %. M md
p m make no stops between Norfolk
and Ocean View zen
rara for the round trip from any part
of the city, SIC. Tickets on sale Nv Mi
atreet car conductors
l.. d. MArlIEs. Sum.
. F.M AERSON SMITH Receiver
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CONTINUED on Eighth Page).
The Eddy current., 1898-10-01
ALAMoMoRpo NOTES.

From the chief.
Il. y. welden has opened up his new
t1ore, where you can get fresh goods.
DIR. Z. II. waldsehmidt, formerly OF
Eddy, has located In Alamogordo and
can for the present be found at Il. 4,
Weden's store.
George Estes, a prominent attorney
Of Pecos City, Texas, was here this
week and purchased property upon
which 10 build. lie will locate In
Alamogordo,
special correspondent.
Dr. Tomlinson left on Tuesday'o
train for short stay In Texas.
Mr.. Goodwin had the misfortune 10
lose one Of his hne mares.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson and
Mr Inlay were down from Alamo
canon for Sunday.
The store building Of d. NJ. suthsr.
srland al La Luz is nearing compile
ton and will be occupied by w, Z.
Carmaek.
Mr. and Mrs, Riggs have very sick
child; DR.. waldsehmldt In attenanee.
Jasper Murdoch returned from Eddy
accompanied by his mother.
W. X. staleup paid dying visit TO
Alamogordo this week
Mr. Goodwin has been improving his
place north OF Alamogordo In the way
OF enlarging his grainery.
NJ. Phillips succeeded In getting
water on his place at a depth OF % feet
good water and plenty OF Il.
Mr.. and Mrs, and Miss Pendergrass
are solourning In n Paso this week
Islta good IN omen for a pigeon
10 return 10 its owner after having
been carried 80 miles awayY
The Eddy current., 1898-10-01

10. Cameron. Of Eddy, n. NJ, wat
on yesterday appointed guardian OF
the estate OF Alice May Miller, q min
or, who also resides at Eddy. The
property Ia situated Ia this city and Il
valued at $1,000. Bond was fixed al
$4,000 by Judge Harper. Attorney
Richardson OF FL Paso, represented
the New Mexico parties 10 the pro
ceedings. Ell Paso Times,
The property mentioned is an insur
ance policy in the Equitable Life
taken out by Master Mechanic Geo. f.
Miller making his daughter Alice May
the beneficiary. The little one Is In
Eddy with her mother
The Eddy current., 1898-10-01

The primary election OF the demo
cracy OF Eddy county came on last
Saturday o. announced. In Eddy pre-
cinot the polls we're opened shortly
after nine m. and voting commenced
az once ana was continued steadily
until six p. h.. when II was found 25i
votes we're Gust Each voter received
a ticket from the Judges and made Il
out In private. No disturbance Of any
kind whatever occurred and oil went
OF smoothly. Before the vote was
counted the returns from Malaga and
Seven Rivers were received and set.
tied the question for all except the
candidates for treasurer and collector,
sunday the returns were received from
Hope and Plains precincts, though
canvass was not made Of the entire
vote and the entire result has not as
yet been announced. The following
table shows the vote as accurate as
possible 10 obtain until a canvass 10
made Of the complete returns;
The Eddy current., 1898-10-01

The recent primary election demon
strates that the only protection The
people OF Eddy county have 10 through
the primaries. Should the convention
method be adopted a little clique mum
bering less than twenty-five would
dominate the nominations, because
Eddy precinct has p delegates and the
balance Of the county only u. a III
tle mob could meet In mass conyen'
tion aud nominate ~ delegates who
could run IL over the outside precincts.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-01

\ J. ~. summey the colored barber
let Thursday Tor the Dallas fair.
Angcll & McBles Will do honse NOV
ing and draylng promptly.
When sick send and get bottle Of
Albert l.. DInns Monogram whisky
the best In the west for salo nt Kemp
& Woerners.
A cornet band Ia being organized for
Eddy-an absolute necessity In every
town.
White Squadron az GambleN
Try Rose Valley whisky FOR sale at
Kemp & Woerner.
AL Freeman, The barber who was IN
Eddy time last spring, was bound
over In the sum Of 800 Tor forgery
and In default OF bond will await the
next regular term Of court In Albu-
querque
Send your orders to Crozier Il Mur.
ray for fruit cans and self melting
wax strings
T. l.. Lallance is In FL Paso at
tending conference.
Pure Canada Sap at CANDLES.
Agents wanted for the best selling
patent machine In the world. Terri.
tory rights will be exchanged for real
estate. A fortune for some energetic
man. We are anxious 10 close out
New Mexico and Arizona.
II. KETCHUM. Eddy, Nm
FoR Rent: A neat four room house
on Main st. Apply at this Office
The Eddy current., 1898-10-01

Miss Bessie Bailey went up TO Hag
erman Thursday 20 visit her parents.
Ten cars OF sheep were shipped from
Roswell TO Prospect, Ohio, yesterday
A. Prult, Of Roswell, went to Pecos,
Thursday, accompanied by John X.
Joyce, on business.
Engineer Reed OF the L. al, Co.,
expects his family from Roswell to-
day. He will occupy the Ogle resi-
dence.
S. l.. Ogle and wife, OF Roswell, tar
ried IN Eddy between trains Thursday
en-route 20 Baird, Texas While alb
sent they will visit the Dallas fair and
other points In Texas.
The new mail cars of the Peeos Val
ley q Northeastern Railway were put
on last week. Mr. b wen, formerly of
Denison, Texas, is ~ charge Of one.
Mail may now be dropped into the
postoiliee car at an. station on the
road and outside mail can be forward
ed TO any station IL p operly stamped.
E.G williams Of the III Paso Plano
Co., will be In town n, Il week and will
be the guest OF Mr.. AID Mrs. George
Hilton. Any one contemplating the
purchase OF a piano cal save from $50
upwards by purehasiI1, from the III
Paso Piano Co., which has In stock the
largest aud beet assortment OF pianos
IN the entire southwest.
Postum Cereal at G nble's.
Joyce, Pruit & Co. lave purchased q
half interest IN the M rcantile house
Of ]. + Bowen at Peeos and are ne
gotiatlng for the 1iomason stock.
when Joyce, Pruit & Co. have closed
the deals now on the hrm will own
stores In Amarillo, Roswell, Eddy and
Pecos and j A walker, the head Of
The frm, has nine big stores in Texas.
Judge j. s. Emery, OF Lawrence,
Kansas. Is one OF the most enthusiastic
workers for irrigation on the Ameri-
,nn continent. He was elected as
national lecturer In 1891 by the
National Irrigation Congress and has
held that important position since. To
ay he is posted on irrigation topics
,pt mildly expresses II AT the re-
publican convention tuesday night he
MAS called upon 10 address the repub-
icans present and would have turned
he meeting into an irrigation conven-
ion had he not switched and gave his
views on woman sutfrrage. The Judge
eft for home Wednesday. While here
ie made many friends, ali Of whom
will be pleased TO meet him In the fu-
lure.
Prewett & Hardwieke, OF Peeos,
have purchased the printing outfit In
use here on this Democrat In 1893, The
1utat originally cost atlut $1,000 but
was sold for about ne-fourth that
lmount after being stored In Mathe-
sons warehouse two years. The outfit
will be added TO by the purchase Of a
good selection OF new type and ma
Ierlal. Both Hardwicke and Prewett
ne practical printers and oil around
newspaper men Mr. II, has had
twenty years experience IN the print
nR business and Mr.. Prewett was Ut
,ne time oWner OF the Pecos News but
'or the past few years has devoted his
attention 10 raising alfalfa and stock,
He Is one Of the most substantial
loung business men IN Peeos. No
ioubt the PeeoS Tlmes-for that Is the
iame selected for the new psper-will
,e q prosperous and well edited sheet,
Everybody calls for Rose Valley
vhiozy AZ Kemp 4 woerneF's u
The Eddy current., 1898-10-01
Notice.

have opened dental parlors In the
Tanslll block, up stairs, and invite the
people Of Eddy and vicinity 10 call on
me when In need Of dental work.
oci-imo l., BERTRAND.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-01
Estray Notice.

Taken up on the hrst day OF August
1898 one horse described as follows:
Sorrel geldlng horse about eight years
old branded 6 on left thigh = on left
shoulder, q ID. x. HARKEY.
sep SO Eddy, n. NJ.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-01
Fine Alfalfa Honey.

AT this Office only a5cts per. quart
elOO per. gallon, comb honey lOcts
per section, In any quantity.