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Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
Christmas n the c5irIcahuns

A very few years ago. the region south of Fort Bowie along the Chiri-
 cahuas, on either side, was a home of the ApacheS, and of the most hostile
 bands of this formerly implacable
 people. Cachi>e," Hoo." "Geron- imo, are nameS that suggest murder
 and rapinc. These were some ofthe chiefs that had their homes there.
 Now what a change k seen. The eX-
 tenSive reservation laid off by IIowarI
 for Cdchise some wears ago, taking in
 the whole southwest corner of the Ter
 ritOry, was restored 10 the public dO-
 main, but it vas not until after Camp
 Fucker was established that proSpec.
 tors considered it safe to penetrate this
 then remote region. But since the establishment of that post the hostilcs
 have not visited this region, and stock
 men, lumbcrmcn and miners are quiet
 ly developing itS resources, and they
 are many and great. \ year ago last
 the White Brothers drove a herd of cattle in here, and located them along Turkey Creek, on the west side of the
 Chiricahuas. They were the pioneer
 settl,rs in this section, and many
 thought they were taking great chances
 in coming in here. They were follow
 cd this last spring by Morse X O.,
 umbermcn. Now, ranchcrS, Saw-mill
 men and men engaged in opening mines arc to bc found scattered all over this region. Quite number of fami
 lies have settled here. and white chil- drcn have taken the place of the dusky papOOSes. This changed condition Was particularly emphasized on Christmas day just past. X party of ladies and gentlemen, with their little ones, as Sembled at Mr. MOrSe'S, up in the pine, timber region, up in the region of snow, to observe the day and give the children treat. The Christmas tree, flor there waS d genuine Christmas tree, the first in this part, of Arizonal was gaily decorated and loaded with presents for big and little Friends far away had generously remembered the children of larger growth q. we'll aS the babies. But they were all "asI little children on this occasion that hOnOred Him who so loved the chil-' dren. The scene in the parlor of MT. and Mrs. Morse was gay one, ard much enjoyed by all present. They forgot that they were in the heart of l wilderness and so far away from "civ- Ilizntion-" Among those present be- sides the host and hostess and theirl son Harry, were MT. and Mrs. Thco F. | White and child, Mrs Ward and child. ! Mrs. Springer, MT. Shafncr, Jimmy 1 Maxwell and others All were the re- ripicnts of nice presents, and s"mci handsome ones. Several articles in ,ilverwarc were among the presents ! All passed q happy time. All are and prosperous bu,inc>, makes light hearts.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
Benefit 10 tbe North.

Northern Arizona has been favored at last, after years of waiting, with one of those old fashioned rain and snow storms, which were quite common in the early settlement of this portion of Arizona. On Saturday the rain came in an earnest shape for several hours, in many places flooding the ground and carrying away fences. Sunday and Monday were clear until Monday night. when the Beautiful Snow B made it's appearance, and on Tuesday today, at ten o'clock, it had attained a depth of len inches in Prescott, while in the mountains it must be at least two feet. The late storms have been the most severe since the winter of 1872 and will have the effect of giving new life Io mining and farming, two of our best industries. which have Suf- fercd very much for the past six years. There will be an abundance Of water for placer mining in the various creek, and inc earth will be SO permated with moisture that farmers will be cnCour- aged to plant largely the coming sea son. Miner, December 9.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

ON Christmas day Mir. T. G. Rusk, an old resident of Tucson, started for his home in Illinois. after an absence of 2G years. NIT. Ru>k was one of the fortunate owners of the E~peranza property, and having disposed of il to aa advantage, he now returns to the scenes of his youth and early man. hood. During his absence NIT. RuSk will cndcavor to interest some wealthy friends in properties adjacent to the EsperanZa, and no dOutt of equal rich ness. He goes by way of San Fran. cisco and will not return before May or June. He has toiled for a long time against rcvcrscs, and now that fortune smiles upon him we trust the pleasure of his visit will repay the many prI- vations of his long absence. and that he may be eminently successful in his business projects.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Hlgh Pressure o- Com pound.

ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when advisable.
 STEAM OUERS-Parti1ular attention given to the quality of the material and work manSHip, and nOue but hTst-claSs work produced.
 WATER PIPE. of boiler or sheet iron, Of my size, made in suitable lengths for con necting together, or sheets rJlled, punched lnd packed for shipment, ready to be riv- ted on the ground.
 HYDRAULIC RIvErING-Bniler work and water pipe made by thus establisnment rivited by hydraulic riviting machinery, hat quality Of work being far superior IO rrnd work.
 PTMPS-For mining. Ofany capacity and nf any style. Our style Of direct acting, engines, with double line Of pumps, are particularly recOmmended- We refer tO those now in uSe, not one hay ing eyer been broken down.
 DIRECT ACTING ENGINES for under ground work, irrigation or ely whterwOrks purposes bull. with Inc celebrated Davey valve motion, superior tO any other.
 MINING ACHINERY-QuRriz mills, pans, boilers hOiSting machinery, sink ing hpiSting engines or other machinery required. au2-dw3m
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

TIE Chicago Tribune's report of the meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Republican party, con- tains this statement:
 Governor Mccormick insisted upon resigning his position as Secretary of the Committee. He iS known to be largely interested in western mines, and wishes 10 devote hls attention to private business, He stated in the course of his remarks that mo person ought 10 to be required 10 perform such laborious duties for more than one campaign, and disayowed the idea of hIs having aspircd fo the Chairman .hip of the Committee. After some discussion. in which Mccormick was urged to withdraw his resignation, it was accepted and Thomas B. Keogh, of North Carolina, was elected secrc- tary unanimously.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
EdLSon nnd tha ELectrLc Llnht.

The New York Herald of Deccm-
 Der 2l, dcvoies page to Edi>on'> Triumph in Electric Illumination,
 giving a full and accurate account of his work from it, inception to it's com pletion, with illustrating diagrams. The Herald says: The first public exhibition of Edi>on's long looked for electric light takes place New Years Eve, at Menlo Park, on which 0cca- sion that place will be Illuminated with the new light. The new light. increditable as il may appear, k pro duced from a little piece of paper q tiny strip of paper that breath would blow away. Through this little strip of paper iS passed an electric current, and inc result is q bright, beautiful mellow light. Edison makes the paper more infu>iblc than plati- mum. more durable than granite. and this involves no complicated process The paper iS merely baked in m oven until its elements have passed away. except it's carbon framework. The latter is then placed in glass globe connected with wires leading tO an electric producing machine, and the air is exhausted from the globe Then the apparatus k ready to give ont a light that produces no delcieriouS gasSes. requiring no matches Co ignite it. giving out but little heat, viiia'ing no air. and free from all iliCkcrIHg. This light, the inventor claims, can be produced cheaper than from the cheap est oil. The inventor finds that the electricity can be regulated with entire reliability at the central station, just as tine pressure of ga' k regulated. The entire cost of constructing the lamp is not more than twenty-five cents
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

MEssEs- KINGMAN and Drake, cngi neers of the Atchison, Topeka and santa Fe R. R, arrived here yesterday. accompanied by four assistants. TheIr work in this section has been confined to preliminary surveys, no location line having yet been established Mr. Drake has made an examination of the country about Fort Wingate. \. N. and NIT Kingman has been employed sur vcying the country near the head waters of the little Colorado. After leaving here they will seek practical ble route to Yuma. - Miner.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
FORE GRANT
AND CA MP! THOMAS
 MAIL LINE

ERON POINT OF MOUNTAIN. VIA Y Fort Grant and SaflOrd tO Camp Thomas.
 Stages will leave Point Of Mountain tri week ly, carry ing passengers and eNpreSSf with coaches Oi The N1tiOud Mail and Transportation Company.
 NORTON 6 STEWART. Jui2-Wtf FroprictorS-
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

MIR. FRANCIsCo GALLEGo has re turned to Magdelena from the Sierra Moiada mines with not very cheerful r.ports. He says they have mines, but poor ones. There are scores of better mines in this section with supply of wood and water at convenient dis tances. No sane person should think of seeking his fortune in that barren country called Sierra MCjada.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
\. P. h. SAFFCRD, JOHN EASSON. JAMES II POOLE, CiGAS- HUDSON SAFF0RD, HUDSON g CO,
 ESa n l. CTS.
ARIZONA,
TUCSON
Bankers.

Deposit accounts received In Currency nr Coin. subject to Cheek at sight.
 Certificates Of Deposit issued. payable on demand or at d fixed date, bearing in- fcreSt,
 Exchange drawn In sums to suit on New York, St. LOutS, Chi"aEO and San Francisco; or transfer of funds made by telegraph. Deposits made with our Cor respondents will be cr,'dited tO parties here, upon receipt Oi Us Of advice of the same.
 Will purchase or make advances on Gold or Silver Built n, Territorial and County Bonds and Warrants, approved commercial paper. elc.
 Orders or requests by mail, or otherwise, will receive strict attention, and by H prompt and faithful execution oi our cor respondents wishes we will aim to merit their esteem and confidence.
 CORRESPON DENTS: Anglo California Bank san FranciScO. !. X w. SeiigmRu S Co, New York. Central National Bauk, Philadelphia. Massachusetts National Bank, Boston. Bank of Com merce, St. Louis Merchants saving, Loan and Trust Co.,.
 ChlcagO.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

TnE Los Angeles Commercial pub li>hed on Christmas day says Mrs F.. T. Cox, of Pasadena, will go to Tucson in few days To rcjoin her husband, Prof. Cox, the distinguished geologist' who is engaged in the examination of the vast mineral resources of that Ter rit0ry.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
Notice.

THE UNDER~IGNED HAS COM ! pleted % guud and >uD~taLiiFi bridge across tur san Pedro River, at S-tn Pedro station, \. r.. at ht~ own cNr"nse, and wilt, therefore, collect Lnll rom those uzug it anfII ue l> rciu bur>ed.
 Hteh water hereafter will be no obstruC- tion Co freight ;,Id travel
 ,vt,tf VIM. .DuNESOEGEN
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
J g COLLINS,

IN GENERAL MERCHAN- U pISE, CAMP THOMAS, A. T. has now on hand a complete Stock of Goods such as are required by farmc ITS, miners and travellers, For sale at Lowest Market Prices. Branch Business at San Carlos
 Tine many settlers along the GilR above and below Camp Thomas will ind II To
 heir advantage To trade with J. U. Collins
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
W.S. EDWARDS.

IIVIL Engineer and Surveyor, United | >la.e, Drputy Mineral Surveyor, Tue slH. Arizona. Sperigl attention gwen tu lD-sl0u- uB ter iiIe Desert Land Act and obtaining naipgt> Co mining property.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
RAMON GUERRERO. NJ.

pHlSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE OHmp street, near Palace Hotel. Resi- erhce south corner CummlsSaTy Block NoLe avenue. Office hours from II a. m. "' in. and rom 1 tO , D. m. nov24-diy English. Spanish and French spoken.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
CHILL HOW ARn-

|rormerly of Y. F.. Howard X Sons.)
 \ IlOkNEI and Counselor at aw, Al tucson, Arizona. Special attention snrh To Mexican and American land and millng titles. aull d&wIf
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
SOLON M. ALLIS.

\, DEPUTY Mineral Surveyor and ,C,J. OiFil Engineer, Tucson, Arizona. pr.ssI corner Congress Street and Church io .,I'' "lh E. r. ThurnInnd. Is pre- pared e,..l' uo any work in his line with prompt c,I ,s-u aIu dispatch. Making Topographic n .,'.'al ~ alS and Sectional drawing Ui mines
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
WILLIAMJ. OSBORN.

iIOkNEl al Law, Notary Public and -llohNtyancer >petIai assistance given 'n9otAlHlng 'n Ia tnls for Mining and Pre- APlon claims, and also title to land ".1ef The Desert land and Timber cul- "-e lAWs. Olilce north side Of Congress -t-rt. ucsoD N riZBua
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
FARLEY & POMROY.

ATTORNEYS and Counseinrs at Law, \ iuc-uu. Arizona. NOiaricS Pubic. Vtr-r United States District Attorney. tI--.- .r N--nln --inr .lrnaf
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
DENTIST

Has permanently iOcs,ted iu Tucson fUI lbe practice of Dentistry in all its branch -'. Ard can Doe found ai J. S. NOsbuig'- ronms, opposite 'hc Tustoilce.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

TIE Signal mill is again running, and the Expositor learns tliat the McCracken and Cedar mills will start up between the first and 10th Of Jan nary.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
rnsrpE NFuGASS.

,TTORNEY and Counselor at Law \ Office corner Oi Main ana Irt,iiiiig Tn streets. Tucson, Arzoha- CclS uNw
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

I1iVhNElS and CounselorS at Law, al 1e>cui, Arizona. VIII practice in al,,,. ,.e courts ol the Territory. Spccl"l g,,-. ''o" gwen tO cases in The Supreme of I',' 'o mining law and tEe per!eciIOn m '';ieS Co mines and lands. OHIce e-In
 N"Ah oI Arizona Building. up StstiT>.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
LINDLEY & GORILLA

N il.l.' 50 addition To a general law sBi practice, give SIl-Cial attention iu land sr inning titles, under either MeNicaE b.si iI'Iicah laws Commissioner Ol srs .Tsds tor California. Abstracts of Land ,o.. hlng Titles. Office. Tucson, one ofi... "mnNe Lord X Williams. Private Ssrrc', Mhln street, one door below the
 ''S"I Generals office. i1y29
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
TurODOREL. STILES,

1TORNfY aug Couu>elor a Law md \ Notary Public, Tucsou, ArlzuHa- 1irre ou Congress street. opposite Post H.F-r
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

MR. J. R. WILBUR, one of the direc- tors of the Atchison, Topeka and San la Fe R. R. arrived in Tucson last Tuesday evening from San Diego
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
F,SIkEET. J. II. LUCAS. J. HAYNES
 HAYNES, LUCAS 6 STREET,

| ITukNElS at Law, Tucson, Arizona. A Utlce Uu Congress street.
 Branch office ai Tom hStone.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
H. B. LIGRTHf2ER,

Formerly Ul St, Isuuls) \ TTORNEY al Law, will practice in all 1 The courts ui The Territory. Office on congress street, Tucson, AriZuna.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

TTOENTY af Law. Justice Of tho \ p,,,rr. All bushes, iutrusird prompt Iv attended to. E>pccial paid i' convpyuuCiug aiId collections.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

OF STEAM MACHINERY
 ID in all it's branches. steam boat, steam- Itl n, 1f, sF
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
.. A. LAhAiSklE. B. n. HEREFORD.
 HEREFORD & ZARRISKIE,

AIlOkNElS anu Cuuuselur> at Law A Notary fubilr DfICe ou Meyers st., opposite Palace Ho;cl. TucsCu, Arizona
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
JOHN ROMAN,
Y.kELEEHER.

rroPNFY AT LAW, TUCSCN, ARI- A zuua, will practice ln all m me cnufu' ol lhe Territory. '"-0 N'>
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
r,rNIANIN MORGAN,

CIVIL ENGINEER, |. S. DEPUTY | Mineral ~urvtEoT Ad"Ies luc>oh O' 1Ynli.-'our. ArIZpuit.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
Corner BeaIe and Howard Street {,
 San Francisco, Call,

w. H. TAYLOR ..-.-...-------..-....-... JOSEPH MOORE.....-.--.-.-Super perintendent.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
RA2KETT, BLOCK 6 co.
 FORWARDING
Commission Merchants,
Maricopa, MaricOpa Wells and Casa Grande.

Take pleasure in announcing 70 The puhlIc that they have opened at Marlc"' pa. Maricn--a Wells and Casa GrRndt houses for the transaction or a general forwarding ard commission business and ,yil; always keep on Land a. complete as Snrfmeut or Merchandise. which they will offer at the lowest market prices, having shipBrd theIr goods direct from NeS York.
 Also. will forward all goods consigned to them with the grcateSt promptneSs.
 Freight will toe carefully stored when awaiting shipment and no charges male for handling the same. Requests to have goods forwarded by special teams will be invariably complied with.
 They are also prepared to contract fOr inc deIive Y of ail classes Of freight Co any point in the Territory.
 special attention given To the forward ing Of machinery. Blacksmithing and done iO order.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
H2OO.OO REWARD!!

N the arrest and conviction or any rgis,,''''S or parties found stealing or fel- i.s T,rls obtaining any ufmy horses or cat ifD ,.-l.,i I,i pay S-uD and One-haif Of the Sto- lsr Er,ultiIy recovered. Cattle brands on Ha-"I mus, I-l; un leli side thus, IT. marL .l. 'idhuS n small IT, or a wine-glaSS,
 N on len Stlile, low down. H.C. HOOKER.
 n',hiio Ranch, Pima County, A. T. N,r.>..o o,nce, Fort Grant, A. T.
 ''.'e'nber l>'. lS7g.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
REFERENCES:

NT.F EIk F.-NI TNs Lord tI WIIiums, l.. Zeckendorf & Co.,. Zrckendorf sS Staab, l.. M. Jacobs & Co.,, Tucson.
 J. GoIdwater & Bro, C. F. Head X Co. Prescott.
 Goldman ,S O., NJ l.. P@ralia, PheniN. J. ColIingwood X O., NJ. Chllsher, FIor ence
 Meverstein lG O., Snu Bernardlno. E. Cuhn, Los Angeles. MevprStein S Co.,, Livingstone & Co san Francisco.
 II. k. X F. B. Thurber X Co. l.. I"cken doTf ,I Co. Ts Thomas st., New York. ns- Mark all goods and address all com manifestations tO
 BARNETT, BLOCK & co.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
LC. HANDY, SI. D.
I ". WATERS,

,,uvsirTAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE L i,',.s IuYl-,ltf
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
ARIZONA CITIZEN
 -TS rpr1sHED EVERY SATURDAY. o,,,c on Corner Church Plaza and Me p"' Sllla Street.
...srrnrIoN RATES !:
ADVERTISING RATES:

5oafb notices. free. Obituary re- F., ,D r-5se, s per square; In poetry, ,s ,s par line.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
-.....,-rn AerNrs FOR TIE CITIZEN

sr.,nsys advertisements al Red uced RNss.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
os. FITCH. C1,rE cuURcuILI
 FITCH II CHURCHILL,

gHoS. FIrtry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-06
BELLAIRE.
The Homicide Case-ArrcSt OF
Mccormick Political News
Notes. Etc,

NotCNs
The Hamilton homicide is still the
all-absOrbing topic OF conversation. On
Saturday evening, on the arrival OF Me-
Cormick, Union street near the depot
was literally packed with people anx-
ious TO get a look at him. He was at
once taken down to the Mayors office,
and his friends went about to secure his
release. A delay in this matter was
caused by Squire Highleyman being at
West Wheeling, where he had
gone TO report the findings of the Coro-
ner to James Kelley, Justice OF the
Peace, to secure a warrant for the ar
rest OF Shannaielt and Mccormick. He
returned TO Bellare without warrant,
for some cause, and then they were In a
dilemma. There was no one to accept
bail. and his friends were anxious to Sc
cure his release. They went to the
coroner and got an order from that gem
tlemen that he might be let out in the
custody OF an officer.
Yesterday Coroner Kennedy conclud-
ed his findings, and about 1890 made
affidavit before Mayor Criswell that he
believed Shannaielt and Mccormick
killed young Hamilton. Upon this the
Mayor issued warrant for them. They
were arrested on this charge, and the
Mayor held them in bond OF 81 900
each for their appearance at his
office on Tuesday morning. Bail was
at once furnished for both the boys, and
they are now in Jail until the prelimi-
nary examination Tuesday morning.
Hon. John f. Follett, OF Cincinnati,
is to address the Democracy OF this city
Thursday evening. Mr.. Follett is the
Democratic candidate for Electoral
Large, and is one OF the most brilliant
speakers in the State. This is the open
I'M of the Democratic campaign, and a
rousing meeting is anticipated.
The people OF this place are rejoiccd
to hear that Senator Geo. Ii. Pendleton
will. be in Wheeling on Wednesday and
address the people of Ohio county. We
know our own Buckeye Senator well
down here, and it is likely that Bellaire
will send up good delegation with
their torches and band. Turn out boys
and assist our Wheeling brethren to
give Gentlemen George" grand oya-
tiOn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-06
NUTSHELL NOTES.
SCHOOL opens to-day.

SCHOOL opens to-day.
EMMA ABBOTT tomorrow night.
BOARD of Commissioners this morn
ing,
THE residence of Frank Seemye, a
peanut vendor, was robbed Saturday
evening OF some jewelry and a sum oil
money.
The man Calligan, who is Innate
confined in Jail, and who has been play
ing DR.. Tanner, broke his fast, yester-
dav, by taking two bites OF bread.
TIE Greenbackers met Saturday even
ing in the Market Hall, adopted a con-
stitutiOn, appointed an Executive Com
mittce and nominated county ticket.
The residence OF Mrs. Hutcher, 2259
Chapline street, was entered by thieves
Saturday morning about , o'clock, who
succeeded in securing two valuable gold
bracelets and cameo breastpln.
DAVID CHENowITH, OF Ritchietown,
was engaged in hanging pictures IN ms
house, a DAY or two ago, when the lad-
der on which he was standing, fell with
him, and in the fall he broke his arm.
john HusEMAS, the belligerent ter
mau OF McColloch street, had his vile
and son up before Squire Miller, yes
terday, on two charges-assault and bat
tery and breach OF the peac9. They
we're committed to Jail.
Ton GATELY, an employee OF the Ben
wood mill, was set upon and badly
beaten on Sixteenth street, Saturday
night, about l. o'clock. He says he
was passing the alley when he was set
upon by three men with slung shots.
nine holes in his scalp verified the
story.
THE thanks of this office and every
member OF the office are due TO j. H.
Rinehart, the Market street queensWare
man, for neat little drinking glass with
hand, on which is a cock Growing
loudly, etched on the glass. The present
is anovel one, and We shall drink our
iced tea from it hereafter.
LAST evening Frank Schrader. little
thir,een.year-old son OF John Schraier,
of No. >, 422 Market street, was stabbed
in the back by Ed Gaudy, a boy about
eleven wears old. Frank was running
along to overtake his father, who is
Waterman OF the pottery, when
at the corner of Twenty-sixth and
Chaplins streets, he accldentally
ran against Ed and George Gaudy, who
Immediately pitched on him, and be-
sides pounding him, cut him as above
stated.
DIR. Allen attended the boy. The cut,
had there been sixteenth OF an inch
difference, would have entered his
heart. He bled considerable. The po'
hce have the case in charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-06

THE Bone and Muscle producing Malt,
the Nerve.quieting Hop, the superb Ma
larial antidOte, Quinine, and other prec-
ious ingredients. combined without fer
mentation, are the ingredients OF malt
Bitters," prepared by the Malt Bitters
COMPANY,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-06
sDaily except Sunday.
No. 7 and AZ stop ut all stations.
WESTBOuND TRAINS.

Pullman Palace, Drawing Room aud sleeping
Cars on all night trains.
Close connections are made for all points
South and Southwest, North and Northwest
making this desirable route for cOlOniStS aud
persons moving 10 the great West, and to whom
particular attention is given.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave W npcllilg. A. NJ Z'l r.
No trains run on this division oil sunday.
Tickets TO all principal points on sale at depot
Office open ut al hours during the day.
Information to the travelling public cheeriully
given. w. N. CLEMENTS, N: o! T.
r. T. DEvERlEs, General Agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-06

WASHINGTON, September >, | 4. NJ
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley,
partly cloudy weather and numerous
rains Stationary or higher barometer
stationary temperature, variable winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-06

Music LEssoNs.-Professor Louis Vaas
resumes instructions to pupils on the
piano, violin and in thorough bass,
September l. Application may be made
at his residence, 24 Twentieth street, or
at Sheib's music store, Washington
Hall.