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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
\ ,fan Who Had Cause Co Despise
 Whisky


 ,.Take a drink2 No, sir. Excuse my seemingly unnecessary hrmncss, but if you knew what cause haze to despise whisky you would not have asked me-
 .What cause have you. Mir. Ril- mick:7
 sI will tell you. Several years ago shorty after 1 aruyCd m Little rcc6, I became acquainted with a young man named Pail GIimer. He was uo6le young man, full of life and with glowing prospects. He invited me 10 h1s room, and insisted that ! should make his quarters my home. 1 gladly accepted the offer, for, nav ing widowed sister and crippled father depending on me for support, was glad of a chance to live ecOnOm- ically. In accepting my friends hos DitalIty, 1 of course dId so with the intention of making return ut some l future tune. I soon. discovered that m, friend was hOpeiessly addicted tc l drinking. He made repeated efforts ! at reform, but after q few days he would fall. One night, while We were sitting in the room, my friend drew out a. revolver, and handing it to me for examination, asked If J Gld | not think ii would do destructive work. l replied that as the revolver | family was noted for destruction, the l specimen which he exhibited might ! be considered 8 representative Tits l class. But why do you ask l con- | tinued.
 Co, Because, he replied, taking the | pistol and showing it into his pocket, | I intend Co shoot myself fl l ever get drunk again. ] can never amount ! to anything fl l continue to drink, | and I might as well end an existence so utterly worthless.
 co l argued with him, but saw by 1 the determined expression Of his face that the words came from part Of ! his nature where jest Was never in- ! vIted Co take seat.
 .. T believe, however, he went on-
 that l can conquer my thirst; but # !. ! don't, good by.
 |" Several weeks passed, during which time he carried the pistol. He ] braved all temptations, and his , friends had strong hopes that he was l entirely restored Co business and sO- ciety. Now comes the part of my story. the memory of which rises be- fore me hke a ghost, and makes the l hair of IemOrso rise on ny head. One night 1 went into the room and found ! my friend lying asleep on sofa. ] don't know what prompted me Co such a tiendish action, but l took 9 small vial of whisky from my pocket. and saturing rag, | squeezed a few drops into his mouth. ! Stepping back [ awaited the result. | He grOaned, awoke, rubbed his eyes and remarked he dreamed of being drunk. By heavens, he exclaimed a few minutes later, l taste the broth of hell and I'll have it. He rushed out of the room. ] followed but could 1 catch him. He went iuto-a saloon, and seizing a bottle drank at least pint before l could prevent him.
 Now, he exclaimed, drawing his revolver, Now, ] stand upon oath ! that -'
 Goahead, Rilm.ck. Did he shoot himselfs'
 No. He pawued the pistol for @ quart Lets lake a drink. Nhatll ! you take:'
 4 little mild bourbOn.'
 '' Give me an apple tOddy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

Among the arrivals at the Palace Hotel Tuesday morning we notice ihe names of General Myers pnd GeAer al WhIpple, L. $. A. They were perambulaung the streets this moIn- ing lost in wonder at our improve ments. General Myers has been here twice before, and General Whip ple's name is connected historically with the country on account of his eX- petition on the 35th parallel more than a quarter of century ago. We presume the visit is for pleasure aud recreation; or if for business, it IS none of ours They will be socially welcome everywhere.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
Laws of Meyers District.

MEYERS DISTRICT, ,ARIZONA,MARCH M lq. 1851. - Amendment to laws O.! NeVers Mining pist1Ic,, passed March l9, 1881, and ordered 10 be published in The Arizona Weekly Citizen for SIX weeks;
 Sc Al aiming locations made iu Meyers Min ing District shall be recorded ID raiC Dlstllci on or before twenty days after sEcE location ls nade. or said mining location shall be sub iect 10 relocation All mining locations here tofore made in Meyers Mining DlstEcI and not recorded ou records Cf The Dis.lCJ shall be recorded Cu said records in Meyers Mining District. Arizona, oL or before June I7, 1881, and all mining claims or locations Uf claims not so recorded in the records sf Meyers Min ing District will be suhiscI Co relocation.
 Arrest. A. CALDN ELL, Chairman.
 ". DANBl. Secretary.
 Meyers District, Arizona, March lS, lSSi-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
Notice

A NY PERSON OR PERSONS CLAIM, \ lur The following described property, seized Iu Tucson Ol inc 9th day of March 1881. for violation 0f ih- Jdited States Rev euus Laws, mus; come forward within 70 days from The date of this publication and enter their cIaim- and file the required bond acCuld- ing to sections q and 12 of an Act further Co prevent smuggling and tor other purposes approved July ls, lSI6
 Failing Co appear within Jbg tlme specified, and comp. dying win The l1ufr reg qIifeme-lt-, tte said property wiil be -o.lut puul'c auction to hi.he-t bidder on March 1. I,,l.
 Description of property-Four depljehns Mescal. mn4ll
 WI. F. SCOTT, Deputy Collector.
 Custom HoIse, Tucson, March n, 1851.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO R.
 N MITCHELL, or those parties thar cid under bim, that Inc undersigned has had E necessary work done upon thc Bandit mil Old Hat District, in Pima county, A. IT., for
 yeareuding January ], leSJ, and has paid Ihc ssmc, ,snd unIese ihe said Mitchell, Ortht owning under him, come forward in uintl 10 me The sum of ,Sfjl D Ihiriy-three and ont, third dollsr-, that being bis or their share 2 The money paid fog assessment work on his !. their one third CT said mine, said mine will h forfeited to me. R. C. BROWN. !.
 TuCs0u. January ]. 1881 j5 ,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
Notice

fTO THE PARTY OR PARTIES CLAIM l ing an interest ID tLe Leaude- m-ue, sit- uaied ID the PGIasonIu Mountains. Washing Bon Csmp-This Is IC =lye notice that l have done The necsssary assessment work, amount ing 10 EltO. Oa sad mine, for il. yeur ending January ], 1881, and unless said party or par tyes some forward and pay lis or their propaT- E9n Of said assessment work and cost of hd- vvrIisiug, sald mine will be forfeited 70 me.
 jlS EkD. LONG BOTTOM
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
Notice.

FNO THE PARTY OR PA -,TIES CLAIM ing tne Dido mine, situate in the liar shaw District, from ouc-h0lf To ihFee-Q quarters Of Q mile of the Trench mine This is To give notice that We have dCue tLc necessary assess msnt work, amounting to SlOI, in said mine for the year ending January ]. lsSl. and unless sald party CT parties come forward SEd pay his or thg1r p-os orIloL of Essesssheut work. ss'd mne will be forfeited to Es
 S. N. LOWELL
 J. h. ALLEN. January 10, 1881 jlO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
Personal Points.

Mir. c. s. Gleed, of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, gave the CITIZEN a pleasant call Monday. He is gathering data concerning the resources of Arizona and New Mex leo for the purpose of atiording immi- grants reliable information of these Territories. MT. Gleed is accom- panled by MT. T. s. Presby, of To- peka.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

DR. OLDs this morning received a reply by mail-to letter written from this city to parties in Indianapolis, Indiana, on the goth instant-eight and one-half days. Before the new route opened it required from eight to ten days for a letter 10 reach that city from Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
NOI2. BAY COLT.
FoaIed June 10. 1876, by War Dance.
 son Of Lexington.

dam. Dewberry, by imp kuiglf O. s'. George. dam, THu-ylyaulH, hl imp Al.. Na--UuC. 8 Gam. Fcytoua, bF mp G.-Lg.e son 0i sultan; { dam, Giaut1--- 1Y mp -.. iath.u. son Df Mu.ey; 3 dam, by SIT Al.-Er son uI imp Diumcd, winner ui Lr-i De. '. I1sJ. dam, Virginia, by i'm. Dare D-'.., -s- of MagLei. by kIuE HcrCl, : dam, Lady L'. irclf1se. hv PauriiOOI. -Ou uf hir- He'a-r < dam. Cadc- bv WOrm-iey. Alu- H--o- s.- of F.aruqucht. dam. Primo-e, nF D...- s.. of Young Cade. l0 dam, stella by 0.-e....5 con of Crab. T dam, Col Ias SCI. >--.-.., The Codolphiu Arabian; ll dam, Large Dor. Iev Mare. bv the Hartley Hone J. -i--' FiyIul Nhig, by Williams W 1J.s,l-A a... ian: l4 dam, 0y &. Nic-lr bLJ, l- a--r ?. Wts No-. l6 dam. a Royal uaryr -l -i.-i from Barlary, time hsrles IT
 Dew berry, the dau ot NO. -2i i- o-, 9. l-s dam of Limestone, horse ilt --'"t- .7. au all th- pIiucipl. race cJugcts rom o--.--r SaraIo.a and Jerome TarA c. Ee" v. i-'l both a- a fat racer, uJrG. -r ana -.-. chaser defeating some Ci tlr i-t9s. -.---- " America. A very celebrated wrii-- i-. '-- turf iu recently writing up bis reMll. Comes for trv veurs, spoke Of Limestone as i.l.-9 tnrt Cd ha- speed Co win races, s r-l, 70 -l -a..f a dracoor, size 70 draw a carrsge.
 have sold the Bay Colt No. l% co 1i--s.5 ROBERTS q CLARK, Ot Pa-oNon c-lg. 4.-- County, Utah. I guarantee -AI' age ye-' e-7-
 '- fSITrsdr A.KEFNE EJCaAFp-
 Blue Gr1ss Park, Georgetown AeL. .-}i April 2. lc1J -
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
P. R. FULLY. B. M. JACOBS
 President. Cashier.
PIMA COUNTY BANK,
TUCSON, ARIIONA.
Agency at Tombstone
 r. ". SMITH, Manager.
coRaE-royDESrs.

We receive Deposits subject to cheek af sight. Issue Certificates of Deposit payable Ou demand or gr fixed periods. Buy and sell Exchange ou all The principal cities of 60 world. Make transfers of funds by mail, tcis graph or cable. Give careful attention Co Cui- le-iious on all available poiEt-, for which we make prompt returns, and
 Traasact q General RrnkIng BusL1ess
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

IT is rumored in Phenix that the Chief Clerk of the late house was slyly united in the holy bonds of mat rimony 10 one ol Prescotl's leading belles, just prior 10 leaving for home. How Is it, Dick: Don't be ashamed of it, PheniX Expositor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

THE amusing process of lsssoIng dogs is afiording employment for the urchins and fun for the spectators Let the good work of eXtermlnation go on.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

MEYERS MNINs DISTRICT, Arizona, March amended laws t0 the laws Of Meyers Mining District Is 8 true copy Of the same CD District records Of Meyers Mining Distinct.
 B. t. BININS, Recorder. Inh29-W6W By i. CALDN ELL,
 Deputy Recorder oi Meyers District.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

LORD look down and pity Us, Unfortunate boys Of the seyenty.hrsi'
 -LANoSoYNUos. Lieut.. Col Lambie, of the same. i; in town-the boss teamster.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

TIE Imperial family of Germany is quite able to support itself. If the Crown Prl-ce were deprived of his inheritance he could easily win bread and butter by his skill as a turner while his eldest son, Prince Wilhelm, Is an excellent amateur artisan. Or the Emperor's cabinet are several samples of his dead grandson Walde- mars proficiency as book binder This acquisition of trade is in accord ance with the traditional custom in the royal family, which prescribes that every Prince of the blood shall learn some useful handicraft, so as to strengthen his spirit of independence and make him wise through ac .ual contact with the material world.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

THERE is an improvement in the tune made by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Road, and It is probable that the schedule time will be made in the future, barring accidents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

MR. PAUL MoRoNEY is erecting an ice house north of the railroad denor. IL will be filled with ice from Nevada which will be shipped here by rail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

THE seal of Tucson Lodge, No 1, A. O. L. W, was received to-day. The design was drawn by Mir. 4. w. PattianI and is very artistic, being strikingly suggestive of Arizona scenery.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
THE CITIZEN.
Local intelligence,

TIE newly organized Lodge of Goud Templars has membership of thirty-tive persons.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
PROPOsALs
For the Pur.HJ-. of j..lr.-Il4u-r and
 Jail Bonds 1f I-aal lumty.

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 Envelopes ce--a.-'-- Y-H s marked. - le.F.--.- C.. .r Bonds. and ala-.--... .J J .-. ...
 1ull l Ht..l.. ml-tllj C..-.. B.-.d C.. ~ --.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

FRANK BURNS has been adding i'm provements ts his city market in the way of new floors and raising the roof.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
| New Snelter.

Mr J J. Hamburg received g tele- gram from MT. William Zeckendorf, who is in New York, this morning, informing him that at meeting of the Huachuca Mining Company yes terday an appropriation of S20,000 was made to purchase a smelter for the mines in the Silver Bell District owned by that company. Judge Pel- ton. President of the company, re- turned Co New York some time ago by way of San Francisco, and made arrangements in tbe latter city for a smelter, subject to confirmation by the company Yesterday he forward ed a telegram io San Francisco to ship it at once to Tucson. IL will be erec- ted in the town of Pelton as soon as it arrives, and il is expected that big flow Of bullion will speedily follow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

THE hotel registers show the pres ence Of many Eastern people in OuI city. They do not all come for pleas ure
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

TIE Board of Supervisors will meet next Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
DARK DEED OF SINFUL
 MOTHER.

4 Child Left on the Desert to bc De- toured by Swine-A " Good Samar- ttan" Comes to Its Rescue-The Little One Lives Despite It's Unnat- ural Parent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
United StateSIndian Service
P,mc MaHcopa ard PGpGgO
 fGeHcK.

NOVEMBER 2g, leea-TO WHOM IT may concern; I am ordered by the Com 1liss.oEer of Indian Affairs tO notify all per aons, othSr EbAu PspaEo Indians, occupying lands on bhe Pspago Reservation, that such premises must be vacated within ninety days.
 Also that all cutting of timber from the Reservation must e Gse from this date. other wise parties committing such Cepreoaucns y,ill De prosecuted for thc same by tlc United Snstes Goysrumsut A. B. LUDLAM,
 uISm .. < Indian Agent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

MR. B. F. BIvINs returned from Tombstone Monday, and will left for Philadelphia Tuesday. The ir- cidents of this gentleman's career for the past few years would afford q striking illustration of the vicISs.- tudes of fortune and the success fol lowing a determination to win from mother earth jhe treasures there hId- den. He came 10 Arizona with little or no wealth save that stored up in his active brain and willing hands, aud has since bent ail his energles to the development of the Gunsight mine, Meyers District To-day this property stands foremost among the great mines of Arizona, and when ihe new fOrty-stamp mlll begins its chatter the yield of bullion will make the interest of MT. BiYins valued among the millions. Fortune could not have favored better man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

X CONTEMPORARY says of the late L. X. SOtheru As more becomes known of the dead comedian, it is plain what @ heartless wretch he was. The wife he has disiuhcrited, SD far as lay in his power. had always been an honest. faithful woman. Her sin, in his eyes, was that she would nOt consent Co procure divorce, or let hm procure one against her. She never left him gutil he had actually insisted on bringing hi, mattresses into her house Co live with him. Sotheru believed Tn tbc virtue of no woman. lie said on one occasion that he did not believe in his own mother. This sort of thing made him in reality a social pariah. Good women refused Co know him. His conduct 10 the unfortunate women who supported him m bis plays IS so notorious as Go need no description. lt is worthy Ot comment that this man. with all his certain sort of pOpu- larity and his money, dld not leave behind him one sincere friend-nOt one that cared for or regretted him. His own wife and children sdespised him. Could there be a more dreadful epitaph to any many
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03
Final Railroad.

The preliminary survey shows the distance from Pinal to Picacho 10 be forty-slx nils. The bridges necessary are three short ones over ditches and one over the GIla river, the cost of sll bridges being estimated at Sl0GG0. The distance across the Gila is 100 feet. with high banks on each side. The stakes are driven all the way of the track The railroad company $ well at Pinal is completed, with plenty of water at the depth of ffty-five feet. Books of subscription for those here wishing to have stock will be opened al Pinal shortly-[Uril
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

The above horse. So 12 BAY COLI WIZ make the present season at -l'sr La-. I.--- Track. Terms, 50 for the season tLer particulars, app 2 Co JA iLs LhL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

MR. THOs NJ. YERREs was attacked and shot by an unknown man Monday night on Main street, near Fisb's mill. The assassin approached him from behind, placed the pistol close 10 hls cheek and fired. Mr. Yerkes dodged sufficiently to save his lie, but the ball tore away a portion of his cheek and fractured the jaw bone. After shooting, the assaIlent ran rap idly up the street and disappeared.
 The wounds were dressed by Drs. Handy X Holbrook, and no serious results are apprehendcd. The attack was entirely unprovOked, and ite perpetrator and his motive for the deed are matters Of much speculation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

DLANK REAL ESTATE DEEDS for sale D al the Citizen office
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

NOR SALE-Bahoiti metal, "a Quautucs to U suil, al the CIuzen oiAcc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15

More artistic W0rk.

Mr.. J. w. Meyer has just completed az
hi, marble works here number OF very
handsome and artistic specimens Of his
bandicraft. The last monument erected Is
far Mr.. Jno. Rowland's burial lot. 1t stands
about nine feet high; the base and sub-base
arr Of white marble; the die is OF beautiful
dark blue marble and contains neat orns--
mental inscription. The die IS surnounted
by = cap and urn of fine Italian marble
The whole is pleasing and handsome piece
If work. and that in all respects Is up to the
birb standard of excellence that character
izss ali of this gentleman's work There IS
also rs large and fully as handsome mon
nment now on the bunker and 1t will be
finished in few days. 1t Will be entirely
If nnre Italian marble and Is FOR the lot OF
Mr. Beni. Z. Beck. Now Is the proper time
for our people to engage their work, SO that
il can be ready for setting in the early spring.
Mr., NJ. has reyolutionized the business since
he commenced and he is generally crowded
with fine work Our people cannot go as
trav in leaving their orders with him, as
he gives all Iii. work personal supervision,
ard he is a fine workman himself and knows
how it ought tobe dsae.-Hggerst0'rA Ae'rs'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15
suEPHERDsTOTY SUMMARY

From the Register:
Mr.. James w. Kerney has purchased the
frame house and lot on Princess street, TINS
place. of Mrs. ANA Cook, for the sum OF
Sl07j.
G.. T. Lieklider has purchased a small
house and lot at the west end OF town, be-
longing 10 the heirs of Gregory Brltner de-
ceased, for $3.50.
The :. ). Memorial Association OF this
place. have ordercdof Messrs. Delhi x Bro,
of Charlestown, 40 hcadstones torthe South
ern soldiers graves in the cemetery at tins
place.
The Ladies Fair, for the benefit OF the
Reformed Church, this town, has 50 far re-
allied upwards OF $500. The FAIR VIII
be continued on Wednesday and Saturday
nights of each week, until further notice.
Ms, Emma Kate Kecseeker of this town
was voted the handsome butter dish at the
Reformed Church Fair on Saturday night
last. and Miss Kate Rentch drew the fine
gold ring. and Miss Julia Knadler guessed
the name OF the handsome doll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15

In Winchester, Va, az an early hour, I'm
day morning fire was discovered issleing
from Rvan's bakery under Harris Hall, one
OF thl largest buildings on Main street.
The flame. spread rapidly, and before ITS
progress could be interrupted 1t commnni-
Gated to an adjoining building, occupied by
Shearer's shoe and leather finding store.
Six fremen were hurt by the falling of the
cornice upon the latter building, one OF
whom had his skull crushed and is reported
not likely to recover. The total loss IS eSti-
mated At So. coo; insurance Harris Hall
So 900. Ryan's 5000, Saearer's $500.
such disastrous fire has seldom, II ever,
occurred in W nchester Fon the Tine
we learn that during the fire by the falling
of a burning cornice, four fireman, were
severely iniured-James ". Conrad, Nc
Kim and Philip Didcadcrier, brothers, and
b. II. Lcathers The first naMed died,
leaving young wife and two small children.
Mr.. Leather, is less seriously hurt than the
brothers Difcnderlcr. There IS hope OF
their recovery. We are Informed there was
q total suspension of business during the
burial services Of Mr.. Conrad, and that the
citizens generally attended the iuneral-one
of the largest known in Winchester for
wears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15
E1EEED.

Near Niddleway i'm this county. December
nth 1854. Mrs LENA +. MAkKLE, wife ot
Mr.. Samuel 1larklc, in the 2l,h year OF her
age.
At Kcarncvsvi'le. Nov oath, 1850, ofDiphthe-
ria. GERTRUDE MARIA. aged years ana :
months. and on December Doth, l>s0' IN IA
TITZABTTII. AGED year II months and II
DAYS. children Of Thomas w. and Jane j.
Tucker.
Entered into her rest December 10, 1SS0, at
"Cisy Ill.," near Millwood, Clarke county,
Va. in thc S.iri year of her age, Mrs. MAlt4
Il WHITING, widow of the Late Francis g.
Whiting
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15
.N.ERREED.

On wednesday, January 9th, lSsl, at the res
ilencc of the brides father In this county, 10y
Rev. Mr.. Blake TILDEN GARNEII BAY =
IOR to Miss SALLIEBECKWlTH, daughter OF
Geo Ii. Beckwith, Esd.
At Staunton Hill, Charlotte county, Va, on
the 5th of january. ISL, by Rev. Thomas Drew,
JAMES b. BAYLOR. OF the United states
coast survey 20 ELLENC. BRUCE, daughter OF
Charles Bruce, Esq.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15
Y kaappu .Esar Sear.
!specf0l Notice!

7 HAVE 10 stock and viii SCI NJ COST.
Two Open-f.eed solid silver Rai.rOad American
WATCHES u SO each!
Two three oz Hgntiur American Sterling 81.
ver-elsca WATCHES 10 Sl3 each
One six % Hunting S.eiiine silver very
fine NAfCli-Amcri. an movement, q,
s2259i
-Thec W-.chc5 aFo il'iy warranted. -
Being kcy-piudels they Gre not SO saicsb.e.
bu. guarantee thela ~ b. f-ss-cia.- and eooa
t!mc-keepers - E0HLI0USES
Jan. 3 81 SIR. CIV p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. DR.. Head will hold Quarterly,
Meeting at Kabletown, on Saturday ana
Sunday next.
Rev. B. S. Higbley will preach at Beulah
on Sunday, ut p VI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15

No 633 runs daily. All other trains daily cx-
cept Sunday. No G03 connects at Stra>burg
with trains 10 and from Alexandria. No. 600
dimes az Mt. Jackson.
T. FITZGERALD,
Supervisor of Trains, Winchester, Va
W. " CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Camden Station.
November rs, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15

Connection a, Milford with daily line Of
STAGES To and from LUray
The Road is finished from Eikt0u 90 Wayncs-
boro. a distance of 3l.2 miles ana trains are
running regularly. p mile, in course of rapid
construction Will be completed and ready for
trains during $50.
CHARLES p. HATCH.
Qcn1 FREIGHT and rassr. Agent.
JOSEPH H. SANDS, Superintendent.
\o-pfnhcr H. lS~O