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Little Falls transcript., 1878-12-05

Milwaukee Beer at VAsALY's.
We keep new styles Of Ladies' Hats.
which we sell at bottom prices.
MAURIN & MEpvED.
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I N " e N T ORS $

Send us description of your Invention, Civ
ing your idea in your own language. and we
will give an opinion as to patentabili'y, with
vice. Our hook, GLOW to procure Patents
about the Patent Laws, Patents, Caveats
Trade Marks, their costs, &C., sent free on re.
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BRAINEkD AND FARGO DIVISION.

BRAINEhD AND FARGO DIVISION.
WEST. FAST.
lie. 2.l5p m. tBrainerd, ar. 1900 m.
lc. 7.35 p. N. Glyndon, lie. 6.25 a. m.
lie. 7.57 p. m. Moorhead, le. 603 a. m.
or. 500 p. m. Fargo. le. 6.00a. m.
All Trains Daily except Sunday.
DAKOTA DIVISION.
lie. s.20p.m. fargo, ar. $50 a. m.
lie. 1888 a. m. fJamestown, le.l2.27 p. m.
or. ZOO p. m. Bismarck, lie. 700 q. m.
Trains West, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
Trains East, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays.
Meals.
Connects at St. Paul with all trains East
and South at Minneapolis with all trains from
that city at ST. Cloud with trans for Mclrose
and the Sauk Valley; at Brainerd al, trains
make close connections to and from Duluth
and to and from the West and South.
Close connection with Lake Steamers at
Duluth St. Paul trains at N. p. Junction:
st. Paul & Pacific Railroad trains at GIyn-
don for Fishers Landing, Fort Garry and
the British Possessions, VIA steamers of Red
River Transportation Co.; at Moorhead, Minn.,
| and Fargo, b. T., with steamers for Fort
Garry, Pembina, and all points on the Red
River; at Bismarck, with steamers to all
points north and south on the Missouri River,
including Standing Rock, Fort Rice, Berth
old, Carroll and Benton, and all other points
in Montana; also with N. W. Stage and Ex-
press Co.'S line to Deadwood City and all
| points in the Black Hills.
Dated November 1st, 1877.
H. E. SARGENT,
GenI Manager.
St. Paul.
G. G. SANHORN, H.A, TOWNE.
Gen'l Frt and Ticket Agt. Superintendent.
st. Paul. Brainerd.
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THE SCIENTIFIC RECORD.

All Patents obtuined through our agency,
are noticed in the SCIENTIFIC RECORD, a
monthly paper Of large circulation, published
by us, and devoted to- Scientific and Mechan-
ical matters. 1t conta ms full lists of ali al
lowed Patents. Subscription 25 cents year
post paid. Specimen copy free. Send US
vOur address on nOstal card
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J. P. FARLEY,
JAS. W. DORAN, GenI Manager.
Gen'l Freight and Ticket Agent.
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W I :. ia VI 3 ENI,
Treasurer of Morrison County. Minnesota
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RAIIRO ADS.
1878.
JANUARY.

Through trains for St. Cloud, Melrose, Sauk
Rapids, Brainerd, Bismarck, Deadwood, and
all points on Northern Pacific z. 4.
co:n- Norfh
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Reduced 10 Eating Dirt.
AN AMERICAN MISSloNARY'S DESCRIPTION
og THE rANINE IN CHINA.

The Rev. :, Wells Williams in letter
SAYS This 6Sy WAS the worst Of all. l
SAW sbupdsn, proofs Of men eating clay
or sto0ss, sn6 bought three stone cakes
The stOue : the same As our soft stone
peocilS. Ii IS reduced - ius: aud mixed
with millet BuSNs, in different proper
ticpS, sai then baked. Il does not look
bad, bur tastes ike WIS, il iS--dUst. The
dead seem to-day . number more than
~ &ry previous gay, .0c there were twenty
uice II eighteen N les along the road.
and the circumstances were more fright
tOo IN one valley The CC4j braccded
(Utc Jsy, ant NV servant took one while
! ,CcS ,Ge CcAs--CG each side the stream.
On Ii rcad, the serv,,n; saw i woman
lylu- II 4 ditch after beic- robbed Of al.
S1e -Ni, ana >,i,. moving. though U1cun-
$ccoU> cC any re passing By. Further
"a sc SAW mans head cuc clean FROM
IS oCGv-a crCet uU-Gersc's deed. We
SAW also s-nJ9- the dead .Une HCICded
beads, Ccc TX jo1e 0g cls wolves. dogs
or birds The Gog> cdrNsG and bow led
a. - Wlca W drove .lsm - Z from the
1Sa&. Many cf ne cCrgSeS seen Wien %e
were going mad Glsdp gea-s,i, bur their
places were more -1dl SupE-eu cy others
10 ,lCSe Geca5,s K vIsc saw give
vrU a criessr account IT what : have
beard ; me ueu = ming from >iclCm,
"a ,lelc wly 70 Psk;1S. SAD caac along
cle Whole asv clsv saw ;ead bodies here
s1G chers. Sow laG "a au II Elcan
province a tluc ieep. All about eight
inches IA SLAMS, y -le He>c AMI rca-
ve>c. sIG lC1e tu-rlec 1l-cl II that
province. II a. clac region west q c1I-
-le cr.G lat 2ssu Il1Sll.- Tue soft
>oCae : >C,G a. II cve 81 i've mills i
pound. Ant ra-> from is- % seven mills
per pound t-r tCCG. The -,cts ct sweet
hays 4ss iuZ. 2us -Iez cause the face 20
>Nei.. Gan : tlrse cr -1u- 1nes the
l>ga- price. a1G -Iruils AMI Cabbage i've
o. * -meS, tfGur = sven. eILn- ana
llIe ms pes ounce. i every Try
passed. -lrvug1 shs req rc Vas twenty,
-ll-cy e iorcv iyilg IA.v. a, Plug
valL csu L-su- -i-s la,i been !. .-C. mi
-vu cares veCs Ia 2 emCllEeU II cart
ny De lcau. Que M S--per cC,u Is
-ls1 QUE u lis cg>cgmecs --Durcet lav-
ny c'lulo.L -Su I1lursu AMI seveltg
lead n tie -ls.,t Il -lrs- lays Journey.
Flu.e c,m e, nd AM 7uuug. lie u
-leir lau~sS AM le -leg- IL -l-,eO- u
1us I>c-tcl . = ri * -le population IL
ieau. anu lie leupts ualuctlu mat n
ualT rlyI> Ill que la-- nave persisted.
AlU -leg 4Ius v,.-a--~> where rlrmer.E
lys,c 300. 100 .l,i even 500 1eup.e. Ok
Nlum luc u0rs nan 10 nov remain
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Vlac washington Cldl'5 Know.

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vuulu tSs G. as Flac ill our tyr.-
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L~apl Ilspa--l le Ierer ts1eue,i -u lie
'Izz d 81 slac---C lsl lie never - = .
1C~l-v p -Iuull., sewing machine he
lsygr say a ss.f-2r7 pc. INA, engine -
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-07-04
Love in MatrimOny.

Love, not duty, begets love, and there
by insures happiness, and is the one thing
needful. 1t is to marriage what faith II
to salvation-its one great, all determin
ing condition. Duty with love, kindness
and all the other human attributes, arc
required.
The one paramount duty is affection
prompted by inclination, and not simply
by 4 sense Of duty. Let lore be vol
uutary free offering, not bartered. Doing
however much without love makes the
beneficiary the more unhappy; but when
love beams in her eyes and fushes in her
cheeks. and whether she do little or
much. wheu there emanates from her that
sacred charm and halo, as indigenous to
The loving woman as light to lumlnarles'
it sends calm, quiet thrill throughout
his being 10 animate all, and thus prompt
TO cleaning boots and repairing fences.
Seeing others eat makes Us hungry,
laughter awakeus laughter; thought,
thought: taste. taste; music, music; and
Of course this principle applies to lore,
AMI can be employed q elicit It to a.
most any desired extent. How intense
the pleasure Of loves first full declaration
bv words. Then Why does no. every neN
declaration re-enanOQr; Yet most peU-
Me. after having declared their Affection,
stow It away among the sacred archives
Of the past rare ' 10 be repeated. once
thew took lovers walks, but take 10 II re
thev were laxative but now deTure. and
now there are 10 expressions OF tender
ness. They % out. come in, retire, acd
rise without one loving word. True, she
does all ler house work we'll and % tine
and be BUYS all she desires, ''c.elns Us
boots. and repairs fences, but II either
should impress genuine, hearty lo7e Ass
upon the others cheek, the kissed ore
would be perfectly amazed asI clap o.
thunder had startled them OF cloud .ass
day. Married people should love each
other Just IL young lovers do, oGly l.
much more IL they are older.
Ii woman wants her husband to love
her. it Is bis place to make it, and II she
wishes to caress, he should help. not him
der. Nearly all women ike TO De loved
and caressed by those who have their
hearts, and that before folks, provided
custom fruwus not thereon. Women,
tell the world, ind especially your nus
bands, Just how you desire them TO act
towards you- Were they not created eI-
uresslg 70 love and 70 be loved
Would It uoc be well for those who
nave grown cool upon the subject,
70 -ee Up 4 new love Affair." between
themselves AMI each vie with the other
II making themselves Is lovely ~ posi-
ole3 Taxa lovers walks, talks AMI
rides. Aat .reac each other L. you iid
Il YOUR 7cgng love. AMI L. you acv
see Young overs cCupcrr themselves
together .-HIss.s C-E1i4s.-. "a Ciacsll-
1ats -G=st-s.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-07-04
pryn- - Roo hannah ie a1sas-
child

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planned a--empe 10 car~v ~ ne ,e~sas
81 LAZY N'Ssoerv sas made ac PsS-xer-a
et3d>e. >1sSSN tae >Sat 1C -3-i -srua-
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aaAae1on, 3rsceckinx rscr-d -1ur.~
yArA "a ne agh. Ia question:. shiie
ne guests "a nc lo9ss were A. ,aaacr
31V 3S sAe nv0 SSCvaniS % paSSsnr
nroa,sa ne sVarsyalrl. a0t,cS,i . 1SN,,IiaE-
Aeavstas aghe "A ,Ae sip,ios x ne
tlvsSlas,- esoai, no o,ln,is "a sAica we're
iesa Sa SsQoI loe ,n0snoas -ouSsn.r
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-07-04

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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-07-04

NIu>sll- 90 vugll 1ScVme 5 SccI
-1gS mus GIVE ale nini 10 e. AMI - Or
ler 20 =rc=l Il MS or1lch * domestic
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2-se -ur r. >,zzS1nlnss : -Ae mos an
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NV ~ SEW. INK o. lr3u. pas - <aos
vel WAT -sESsllllz-s u splc,S - adj
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meas III -sC1 ,zSSsT NJ soniaa sA0al1
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-07-04

HOME y AR,alS -ES-CLua-a. sex.
nOJe Of life. tenn permanent. enc. deter
nine 10 some extent me ASe when ictua-
.lsc-uctiun should begin gut. genera ?
soaking. L. tlres wears i-e required %
ieve.ou consciousness Of sensuCus ne.
i've urrs t1r -ae exercise Il the under
>1l1uiug. * more t-r the play x fancy,
lu,; seven more for the ievel1 puenc CT
ls Inderso1lilly Anu formation CT
character. music lessons ought - pe 3e-
sveJ Il-l -ae s--h-1 year. Even tael
BE- : l1lsctSs - 1rsse1- ll-,h Ideas. bus
i.c preferable p 1egtI w,cl forms OF AR
-lat are n0se YEA. Y A. led u ascure. For
-l.s -saSJ1 ne scientific ,Crn OK che
nlu1r scale El-l che sosp Of Al a-gG-
u=nu-i second r II Tie sixth - The
seventh luus> should &c withheld. anu
sl>l lulsr PROFESSIONS cIac llGlcace men
q. >s-c=s lut wee actually experienced g
-le 1Gpl-sIcl -, tgr lscilcs. a .lu,
L.. 1919 >caas 1t .l1gtng. - slolenc pas
SUNS ana IN G1us los ot a cl1.1-iS
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Isll naur. mas -eurls nav &c 0sadl y
.isa1lgsI however STANCE naE DC saeIc
tnpe-lzzcs u va-i1gs diversions Or IA
ALBUMIN 4r-ls-,yt1. rhe s.-ene ssIGv lf
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-07-04

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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-07-04

$50, a., -, -. ,,s,h.,;., s,,,,,h -
\, !, S,s,,s..
Tbs Mons, y, ubi.,h r,r,rnv 6v,S; and
uNsvs ~. - ,h,r Zen, y, irup<en ssrpor.
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If tue rsis could te heard he oSd roar
Il toe river, - II iS>hsi cawsr&, pSs,
he alarmed ci,y.
OEs sa>iliss. \ ee,l SQUADS rIosioS cut
Clearly above the >t'cul -S&'ve tue deaf
eaSeS rvar. There : 4 wild sGO0tSoS n
n, Street. -u,SG Voices crvioS cat.
Back csck frvaa tAs rjvvr. for yccr
lives, hsc< .hs }svse : S.vles way
Nh,,s-s>cs,S Tommy ne&-s this asi
,,,vs wf,A 81, IS u,ik6, a, tie Sruak su
M, <..,,,f,,,- -, near deaths door.
,.Nh s>.Ngr ,>,.ns .> s. cries. '.u.s, sen,
uS<es
\ aas,er5as curse : soe cg,v s9>ver.
s>Wert ce >Nece away, Father. cAe
river : ,vsys ,..i9, c>s .,mr
y, Norris -,.,.V 2, .he s,,yS frantic
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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1878-11-30

Mr.. DAVID NEAHR is fast getting over
his accident, though lie is still on crutches.
lie has lately returned from his Picacho
quartz mill, which he reports in an ad-
vancti stage Of completion, and ready to
drop STAMPS by January 1st. During his
illness the work on the building has been
done with more care and finish than he
would have had put on it. But it is now
the finest mll-building in this part of the
country, bar none. 1t is made of stone
remarkably adapted for building and
nearly white in color The engine and
machinery are on the hest kind of fOunda-
ton, all the iron work being bolted down
to solid masonry. Above the mill is a
fine tank that holds some 10000 gallons.
This tank is filled by pumping from the
Colorado river, witch run, close by,
giving the mill that immense advantage,
plenty of water.
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Freight & i.rsyaTs.

Nov. % Mohave-Capt Van Horn, 2
powder, 152. Ehrenbcrg-A j Myer. d
fruit, 30; p Doll, - groc; G Il Bro, &
sunds. % four. Prescott y Rpdenhury,
gr0c, 2jG2; B II Weaver, east d apples,
10; j q IL Bro, I franIc>, 80; Il Il S,
wdwc, 800; G 5 P & Co, sunds, 900; u s.
clothing, ISL. Tucsoa-A VI Feldman, 1
Clothing, buggy scat, 30; w Rice, 1
coal oil, s.; jacobs Y Co, paper, % IL
shoes, 80 assd mdse, Is coffee, all eastern,
% wine, 11,450; LIZ IL Co, = cast boots,
east dgds, GIL; e Anderson, 2 bags, l1S;
Clark Il Patton. leather, 30; } WATSON,
I stationery, 50; C II Meyer, g drugs,
1913; d V, 2 hdwe, cartridges, $50. Camp
Supply-15S9 lbs med stores. Camp
Thomas-117 lbs Co property. Globe-F
C NJ, 3 liquor, sos: FIorence-S Cha
pin, Z drugs and oil. so. Silver King
Aine-6 iron burrows, q tools, go; w "a
q, l cigars, 245. Pima Indian Ngelcy-l
clothing, 80 Phenix-A Goldberg +
powder, caps, G54: 4 It Z, % oil, ) d~ds,
$50, q Z L, 8 tobacco, / cigars, 40; j R
Y CO, i liquor, etc, 74j5; VI Edwards, 3
liquor PSI: iIayden. 2 powder. 1 caps,
292, J u Bar, n saloon gd>, 1910 Nc
DowrI--J S, 4 oil, IS md-e, 1895; F NJ
Fowler, 81 bxs apples. mdse, $50, four
horse wagon.
Nov. Il. Aubrey-T H, hams, 24Z
Prescott-W NJ Buffilm, 20 east sroc 1
paint 1850; B H w, 2 east dgtfs, $50; T
Z b, eastern dry goods, SD; L
It 60, toys, 3 can gds. 165; P B & Bro,
groc, 405; & Q. 4 coffee, 1917; L
Fisher, cigars, 220. Verdc-Lieut King,
p e, 700. Wrkenburg-E o G, l blon-
kets, IS. Castle Dome--C a r. collars. !
81. Tucson--L Z & Co, SIS east ana 3.
6east dgd> $3.50; Jacobs u co. Is oi. #
and S, 35 starch, all eastern, $50; L &
W, east dgds, IL barrows, l roller, 4 !
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NEARLY ten thousand pounds of Silver
King concentrations were brought in on
Monday. by Buckalew d Ocloa's train,
and shipped to San Francisco. Quinlifi Is
due here tomorrow with 1888 pounds,
and III ,donado is due here next Friddy
With 5,255 pounds.
These concentrations were, for long
time, shipped for reduction to the works
of Balbach Bros; Newark, n J. These
works lave been crowded beyond their
capacity, and considerable delay has been
experienced IN getting cash returns from
cons! garments Of ore or concentrations.
Mr. Lcopuld Biibac.i few weeks 20 put
up * Der;mvnta! works at San Franciscu,
which have been run aimos. entirely on
Silver King concentrations, turning out Il
daily product OF 1906 OUNCES silver, aver
aging 99j fine. Mr.. Buihacl has met with
such good success, and with so much en-
rOuraycmenl, that he is now preparing to
double the extnt and Capacity of Iii,
works,
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JUDGE ARCHER, of San Jose, WAS here
on Sunday on his wa} home He had just
come from Yavapai County, where he paid
Sl5,H03i0 in cash for interests in the Orc
BonitO mi1e. He informs us that the mill
will start up in about two weeks This
mill is remarkably small one for quartz
crushing, lis stahps being very light. 1t
Is something new, in which it is expected TO
make speed take the place of weight, and
which, it is claimed, will do the same
work daily that is done by ordinary bat
terius
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ENGINEER VIM: HOOP and party of the
Southern Pacific engineers expect to
break camp here next Monday and cstab.
lish a new one about thirty miles east.
ward al Ciencga. The route of The road
will undoubtedly continue over HE most
practicable ground 10 and through ORA
COON Pass, and not vary much from the
old overland stage route east of Ciemegd
to the neighborhood of Croton Springs =
T4cSora Citizen.
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hdwe. 1907; L Meyer, 100 candles, Z groc,
$3.50; IS; n oil, $50; T o & Co, 2 en-
vclopes, $50; s II D, II fruit, TBS; P A &
Go, 45 liquor. prov, 5275. Tombstone
NC, hardware, grindstone, 6O6;
Tully, l pictures, $50. FloreEce-E w B
& Co, corn mill, IL sunds, 1890. Sanford
B 81 o, ~ wagon material, SAT.
Nov. %: No freight for the interior.
Nov, %. Parker Indian Agency wag.
ons. Presto:t-K K, 80 China mdse, 200 /;
Bones & Spencer, 2 nuts, lime, 225; L S;
IA Q NJ stores. 1924; r C, 2 cigars, no; Y
W, china i;idse, 3s5; B Morgan, buggy,
l crock, geo; Il B & Co. corn shelters, 40
agric machinery, 1870. Tucson-P A &
Co, 4 oil. $50; L & ", 80 flee, los sugar.
25 liquor. 81 tobacco, 100 groc, 32 ale, all
eastern, doors; 3 windows, dgds, 35,-
OBI; c H Meyer; 1 drugs; C II Tu1y, ~
furniture, $50; 7 @ s. 20, 8 wdwe. 1870; L
Meyer, 2 dgls, 3 hdwe, so; II Buehman, 8
photo gdS, 415; z Il 5; 10 chairs, 1920; J P
Clum, 5 paper, 549 Flurence-E w B L
Co, oil, So quartz mill machinery, groc,
) nails, 1925: G Wratten, hooks, go;
j Il & Co, IS groc, 10 Gil; $3.50 Picket
Post-G Miller & Co, IL OIL, 9 liquor, rs
gror and mdse, $3.50. Silver King Quartz
Mill; betting, s pc- oak stem gtides, 49,
Pima Indian Agency, 3 OIL 90 Kdwe drd
tools, BIOS. Phenix-M Pesqueifa; 10 tin
goods, 1855; A Il E, IA mdSe, 1856 Gil
lette--A & n, ore bags, 4O5 Mcdowell
j 5, g mdse; 700.
Nov. 81. Hdriyville-W NH, medi-
cine, s. Prescott-R u Cline, 1 sulky
pillow, 5 shdres, 80. Tucson-E j s, l
chairs, rs; A E Fay, 4 paper, 270. Flor
rnce-B 81 O.. 9 blacksmith material, 533
Phenix-J LIE Bar, 1 BRAND, 300; c H P
Sheets, g wine. 206.
Nov. -: Wickcnburg-E &C, 1 wool
goods, l53- Alexandria, 4 DIX Co, 81 81
saloon goods, BIB PrGstott-Gov Ere
mont, , ,laiiolery; III; Il X u 20, 6 groc
2 whi>iiey. 3 candt; 1859. Tucson-R A
W.Ibar, l ci,i.rn, tinwt, t6U; " Rice
; drugs, 100; Clark &c Pa:tot 2 saddle
trees, i0) Silver King-H Il ,,ter, bed
ii =, 70.
Nov -. Tucson--Tomustont 6fill Go.
~ nails, 25t4, , lie ID, 80, oil, %; Clark &
Patton, II saddlcry, 2070; S II Drac!rtiian,
dry goods, 245. Florcnce-R GoIdniiil,
cigars, 100; " BIddle & Co, station;
cry, 100. Camp LowclI-U Surgeon, 90
hos pltal stores, 1854. PreScOtt-J Hill, s
boxes tin, J40: Gen j T. Fremont, bed
ding, 2l0; II SclKifk q Co, clothing, Is.
Z asile DJme-C VI u ! Co, z groceries,
10 80.