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mn,nmotl, Orders Tor hocos, orives.

Philadelphia, Pa, March 3l.--Severhl
months ago tho Baldwin locomotive COM
pany'wa. requested by iho Syndicate which is
construc.inn the Mexican National Marrow.
Gusce railroad, and which include, such
we'll known finanoiers as Jay Gould, Palmer,
and Sullivan, TO furnish plans and speciaca-
tjonb for some powerful locomotives. Thi,
request was followed by a preliminary
order Cor four freight engines, which were
shipped few weeks ago. Further negotia
tjons then ensued, and now the firm has been
advised that it will be awarded the contract
for 2O0looomotives, TO be shipped rs called
for. the understanding being tina, the entire
order ia TO be delivered by the end of 1882
The total valua Of sthi3 contract is placed a!
$1,000 900. Operations will AT once be com.
menced on between tsirty and forty of the
locomotives, which are TO DO employed In
hauling material for the construction for The
line, In consequeca of the number Of steep
grades which are upon the plan the engines
will be built after specifications which will
make them the most powerful Locomotives
ever turned out of the works. OF tho bal
nnce of the order more than one half are TO
he passenger locomotives of the same
strength. The Mexican National railroad
will have two flines--ono from the city of
Meyicn 10 Laredo, Texas, on the Rio Grsnde
river, and another from the city of Mexico to
Manzamila and tho Pacific Ocesu. Another
line TO the Gulf of Mexico is also proposed,
The plans already adopted call for the con-
s,ructon Of 1000 miles of ROAD. Ano ier
Mexican railroad il also efi nc work 10
the employees of the Grm. This - the Mexi-
can Central Tor which thirty ak locomotive,
are in construction, in addition to half q
dozen which were clipped come time ago
Some Of the freight cars for The Mexican Ma
tionsl have been buil.in York, Penn, but II
is understood that u contract for no less than
5,0O0is yet to be given out, and the chance:
favor a manufactory in this city.
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This section further provides for the man
ner in which parties violating these provisions
shall be sued on the bonds, and tina, \ penal
" Of 500 ia addition shall be assessed, over
and above the forfeiture Of the bond, upon
conviction; it still further provides thst no
one, af or sush forfeiture, shall proceed with
bis business until new bond has been given
etc.
Section 5. Provides for the issuance of the
licenses by the county clerks upon evidence
of payment of above taxes, by exhibet Of re-
ceipt from the collector of taxes, etc.
Section6. Provides fr the assessment Of
penalties in fines from $25 TO $500 on the
collectors of taxes, who shall be convicted OF
violation of their duty under the statute
Section I. Provides for certain officia
formslities.
Section 8. Provides for the posting of ht
license conspicuously in tho place 10 business
under fine of not over SIS.
Section9. Provides forthe immediate TAX
ing effect of the law under the emergency
clause
Section 10. Provides for the repeal Of al
laws in conflict with this act, save and ex'
cept as il provided for under section s.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
aAYos,S OFFICE,

Civy or DALLAS. ,
IN compliance with resolution adopted BY
ISL:
An election Is hereby ordered TO pc held In
We city Of Dallas on the 9Th day OF April ISL,
10 determine whether or mot there shan be
levied an annual tax of u OF per cent, for
tnis ana ensuing year on all property in the
city OF Dallas, the said lax beinI for tuo
purpose OF constructing school buildings Tor
the public schools OF the city. At srid
special election no one shall be qualified to
vote except persons who pay n property lax to
the lily. A separate ballot box viii be hLd
nut VI said special election the came Officers
VIII conduct the election aud II will be held
AT the same time ana At the same rlAces as The
general city election, as follows
First Ward--Polls at the courthouse; G, VI.
Terry, presiding officer.
Second Ward - Polls AT Rryan's hui lding,
Camp street; W. W Ross. presiding officer.
Third Ward - Poll at Fr,chs store, IN
Bryan street; j. II Brown, presiding odlrar
Fourth Ward - Polls at Iong's school
houaei j. j. Eaklus, presiding oficer.
Ballots used 10 be written or printed; ''In
favor of the tax;' or, Opposed TO tire tax ,
In witness whe eof, l have hersunto aAlxed
my official signature, and caused
III, ST. The seal of said city 20 be- hereor
Impressed. u Office Ia said city,
this 10Th OF March, a, II. ssh.
/. ", BoHNY, Mayor pro tenn.
Attest; j, II. HEREFORD, City Secretary.
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LiumNr LiccnNe Hiil.

Tho following ia the liquor license bill reg
ulatius tho sale of 'pirituouS, vinous and
malt liquors, as passed by tho presen. legisla.
turc, tho same beng now in forces
Section /. Provides for the payment OF an
annual state tax ofS300 by all who sell less
than n quart; $500 by thoSe selling one quar-,
and lees than five. gallons; $500 for selling
Ave gallons, or more; $500 for selling malt
liquors exclusively.
section Q. Provides for tho levying OF a
county tax equal to one.half Of the state ,eS,
aud city or corporation tax Of the same
amount.
Section 8. Provides for the paying Of tho
state and county and corporation tnx in i'd
vance, before ENGAGING in business, excep,
those who have taken out license under the
bell punch laS, they being allowed an OK.
emption until thc period "a accomplished for
which they have poid their occupation tax,
under the act OF April 8, 1879, said persons
being allowed the option, however, Of taking
out An Immediate license, under the present
law and receiving credit for wha! they have
paid up under the former.
Section l. Provides for resailcrs OF liquor
giving bond for Sl,O0n with two good sure
ties, hs security for ~ keeping an orderly
house; (b) not selling OF giving liquor. 10
minors or students OF Institutions OF learning,
hnbi,usl drunksrde, or 20 any pesson barred
by notice from a vita or daughter; (c) eHclu
ding oil playing OF unlawful games on ih'
premises; (d) not hAying as an employo any
one under twenty. one years OF age.
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Election Notice.

10y VIRTUE Of the authority vested H. NJ o
I as mayor Of the City of Dal,ss, Texas,
aud IN accordance with the requirement OF the
charter OF said city, an election is hereby or.
deied 10 be held In the different wards thereof
on the 9TH day OF April, A, ID. lssl. the same
being tho first Tuesday after the first Monday
In said month for the purpose OF oiecting q
mayor for said city and one alderman for each
ward thereof.
The polls for said election viii be opened
and held al the following places:
First Ward-At the courthouse.
Second Ward - At Bryans building, on
Camp street.
Third Ward-At Frich's store, on Bryan
street, and the
Fourth Ward - Young'a school house.
The following are the presiding officers OF
slld election For the first waru, &. NJ
Terry; second ward, w. W. Ross, third
ward, John Henry Brown; and tia fourth
ward, John J Fakins
In witness whereof, have hcreunto affixed
my official signature and caused
the seal OF the CITY OF Dalier 70 bC
IL, hereon Impressed, 40 my cBice IN
said city his March Sd. A u. 1881
Attest; JOhN j. COCO, Mayor.
Il. Il. llEREFoRD, city Secretary,
BY W. Mctirpin, deputy.
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Chicago, Texas d Mexican Contra
Railway 60.
Notice 10 Contra ctGrD.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Undersigned until Monday, April If, ut II
O'Clock at noon for furnishing all the mate
Rails and doing all the clearing, grubblng,
grading. culverting, trestle-w'tk, bridging
aud bridge abutments, except the saperstruc-
turo Of the bridge over 4 rinity River, which Ia
to be bid for separately also FOR allthe cross
ties, In whole or In part, on the First Division,
being 20 miles OF the Chicago, Texas & MeXI-
can Genital Railway, from Dallas, Texas, sOuth-
westerly to the GLOW Gap"
Bids can be made for one or more miles, or
for one on both sections OF the above Dlvisl' m
frolles, plans, and specifications Of the
above wOtk can be seen nj the office OF the
chief Engineer Of said Raj way Company, at
No, 2O9 Main street. Dallas, Texas, whore all
necessary information relative TO the work
will DO given
Bids must DO directed to George W. waite,
Chief Engineer g., a. n NJ. g R'y Co, and
marked, proposals. for work."
Tho Undersigned hereby reserve the right %
reject any and all bids.
chicago d Texas Construction Co.
Dallas. March % ISL
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An Entcrnriainy VIM

Numerous fattering testimonials show
what NJ. Strickland & Co.. Of Galveston
have accomplished in their line of bushes
Their photographic work is inferior 10 none
and their job printing and binding depart
ment are the most CON plete in Texas. 1t Is
not necessary TO send your work away from
home, for Nj. Strickland & Co. can do it as
well and as cheaply MS northern houses. Send
to them for estimates and samples and be
convinced.
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london, March 81 A dispatch from
Berlin to the Times says a letter to the
Grown Princes. Victoria declaring that the
Crown Prince Msderick will be murdered
during the ceremonies at st. Peterburg, was
probably conceived IN sapirit of c'ueliy, and
bending search for its author IL will DO doubt
les tho subject for comment in Rsichst9g on
Wednesday next when tho memorial will he
discussed.
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LOTTERIES,
TAKE MnTICrI

This Is the only Lottery sven voted on by the
eopleo q state, and under a late ceoisiou of
the U, =. supreme Court az Washington, lie
states, all other charters having been re-
peAled or having no existence. A spiendld
opportunity 10 win fortune. Grand disribu.
ZION, CLASS ID, ut New Orleans, Tuesday
April A., 1881. l9Oth Monthly drawing
L0uislanaState Lottery Company
This Institution was regularly INCORPORATED
by the Legislature OF the State for Educational
and Charitable purposes In lists, for the term OF
twenty-five years, TO which contract the invlola.
pie fAlth OF the state Is pledged which pledge ba,
been rcnewedby IN overwhelming popular vote,
securing It's franchise In the new constitution
tai ofsl 900 900, TO which Il has since added ,
reseryofund ofsl5O, 900. Its Grand Single NUN.
Der Distribution will take place monthly on ths
aecond Tuesday. ltneyer 9oalos or postuones.
Look 0t the following Distribution.
| CAPITAL PRIZE g3l,OO0,
100000 Tickets ~ Two Dollars each. Hn,
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London, March SILT is stated that the
government has taken measures to insercep
the steamer Australia before she reaches
New York, and arrest one Coleman, who
was implicated in the mansion house plot
and who is supposed to be on board.
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TEXAS TRUNK
Railway Company,

DALLAS, Texas, Feb ~, 1881.
On and after Monday, February a., 1851,
trains will run a. follows;
Leave Dallas for Riley Prairie and
way stations nty n. IN. and< p. m.
Leave Riley Prairie for Dallas ana
why stations nj pa. mn. ana y. m.
Arrangements for freight can DO made by M.
plying 10 J. W. IIadlocf, on the train, or al
depot W. l.. CABELL,
Vice President Texas Trunk n. n. Co.
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LIST or PRizIs,

i ,So1 Prizes, amounting to ........,.sllO.l a.,
Responsible corresponding agsnts wanted Al
M points, 70 whom liberal compensation will
be paid. For further information, write
clearly, giving full address. Send orders by
express OF registered letter or money order By
mall, addressed only TO -
ii A, DAuPHAe. ew Orleans. Ia.
~ BAN c0rresfo 'uence, should be with
NJ. A. Dauph!n ms above. In nil caees ths
tickets themselves are Sent, and never circn.
lara ohcrlng certificates or an ythlng else in
stead, Any ono proposing to offer anythins
else by circular or otherwise ON his own be.
hsii or tlat OF the company Ia n swindlcr.
All our Grand Extraordinary jrawinga n,
under tho supervision o, Gems @. L. BeNnst.
gard, and Jubal A. Early Capital Prls,
si0s 900. Whole tickets sll.
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Ottawa. Ontario, March SILT is un-
der.lood that Instructions have, been sent to
inherent the steamer Austria ut Sable Is
lard, N. s., as it is supposed she hes
on board one or more Msnsion house con-
snirstors
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c,au, En- Route for Mexico.

St. Louis, March 3l,-General Grant and
party arrived hero at o'clock this morning.
en- route for Mexico, The narty took the
cars at 9:25 this morning by :ae Iron Noun
tain road.
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London, March SO-Lord Coleridge
Informed the court that seven jurors stood
for lawson and five for Labouchere. He
stated that the case could not be tried again
until the May sitting. and that perhaps
before then the parties might agree.
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The 4 zar's Remains

ss.SsSt. Petersburg, March 8l,-The remains of
Alexander II were deposited in the Imperial
vault in the church at petropculosky fortress;
Yesterday, amid salvos of artillery. The
church was densely crowded. The catafal-
Que was strewn with flowers and wreaths.
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YESTERDAYS TELEGRAns
Failed

London, March Sl.-Jonea It Faulkner
cotton shippers, of Manchester, have tsile d
Liabilities $4,000.
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Paris, France, March Sl.-The lntran,is-
cant states that the arrest Of Hopple
Picoflskli has plunged tho xihilisti into
grief. The nihiliIt committee hiss resolved
ihnt If she is executed the car shall die.
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Get your job printing done at the HERALD
SrEAM Jon PRINTINa OFFICE, All work exc
cuted with artistic taste, and at the shorteta
notice. Satisfaction g. aranteed.
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TROUBLE may come and friends prove untrue
but BI4ACKwELL'S FRAGRANT DURHAM
BULL SMOKING TOBACCO is always the
same-the best.
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Blankenship & Blake have the prettiest
and cheapest line of Hamburg edgings ever
offered in Dallas.
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--Rector's Vital Restorative cures nervous
liability. See certificates Of ssne in adveF-
auent in another column.
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Little neck clans anc clam ohowder, st
Joseph MenozeFs.
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Plaid Ribbons and Silks of all colors 81
Bnumsn's, 706 Elm street.
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East Line & Red River R. R.,
Thine Card No, =,

Taking effect Monday, March IA, 1851
West-bound. JEFFERSON. East bound
i;O0p. m. Depart. Mail. :. Arrive 1910 o. m
1900 q. m. Depart. Fright Arrive $40 u, m
DAINGERFlELD.
G'l0 y. m. Depart. Mail Depart 7.5s a. m
1910 u. IN, Depart. Fright. Depart .:i5 n, M
PIrTsBURG.
I:l5p. m. Arrive. Mail Depart ESQ u, m
II ;D9. IN. Arrive. Fright Depart 800 y. m
.;l5 p. IN. Depart. Mail Arrive $3.50 n. IN
1880 p. m. Depart. Fright. Arrive $500 y. m
WlNSBORO.
$3.50 o. m. Depart. Mail. Depart Gals y. m.
2;3p. IN. Depart. Fright Depart II AS a. m,
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
l0!lbp m, Depart. Mail. Depart $3.50 n. IN.
fa0 y. m. Depart. Fright. Depart g.lJ a, m.
GREEENVILLE.
1905 q. m. Arrive. Mail Depart 900 a, m.
'aop' m. Arrive. Fright. Depart 0:i5 o. m,
Connections; At Grcenvlllo with the Mo.
Pacific railroad for all points IN the northwest;
NJ Piitsburg with the Tcxae & 81. l.. railroad
for allmer, Mt. Pleasant and Tyler; ut JET.
ierson with tho Texas 6 Pacific railroad for
81. Louis and NIL points east, south and south.
east. Passenger train runs daily except Bun
day. JNO.T. FLYNN,
General Manager.
Gen. Ticket and Pass. Agt., Jefferson, Tex.
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mIaCELLANYOYs yvAyTs.

NANrED - y tlr-t.ciass bread and cake
w baker. Apply to Geo Probert. S0S
Main street, Dallas MarSl-St
aAj ANlED-Eight nrst.class curpentrts i'm
w medla,ely. First-class wages-s2 80
per day. Apply in person 10 j. II. Minor,
Corslcana, Texas. Mar3l.St
NTANrED-For the season, a nicely furn-
w ished south front sleeping room within
me business portion OF the city. Address j.
NJ Bullock, box $3.50 city
NTANTED-Ihree hundred cubic feet OF
w stone. For specifications enqeire OF
JOHNSON 4 PETrRs, Corsicana Texas
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RoH SALE OR TRADE nimproved lands
In Jack, PAnola and san Augus ne couu.
ties. Also, u fire improved farm In Collin
county, Within three miles Of Allen station
Win sell or trade on easy terms the above
named property For further particulars, adj
dress, W. T. COKER, Allen Station,
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. The business house now occu-
L. pied by Erwin " Co, i03 Elm street, viii
be for rent on the first of April. Apply toJohn
browning, 1857. Elm street.
EUR kENT--Ths Bennett hse house, in rear
u or john Potts grocery store, In front OF
Pacific depot. Suitable for produce store;
VIII mold 1900 bushels Of com. For pnrticu-
lara, INQUIRE Of John Rrowning. 1857 Film So
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LOST.

r OSr or mislaid - Policy No joIoo IN
AZ the Penn Mutual Life insurance COM
pany, on Philadelphia Pa, on the life of
William 5: Newton. II found please return
20 the undersigned. Notice Ia hereby given
that application has been made 10 said p, M.
psny for the igsue OF . duplicate policy. Mrs
SotlRthla Anna Newton, corner Ervay md
louny stq., Dallas. Texas M 5-rt
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Medical and Surgical
INSTITUTE,
Corner Main and poydras Streets
DALLAS TEXAS.

Whore all diseases OF chrouIc nature are
treated successfully n few OF which are here
enumerated; Diseases Of the throat aud
lungs, catarrh. uterine troubles, Kidney and
bladder complaints; hemoirhoids curou with
out pain. tlstula, structure Of the ure,ha
and Recluru; nervous affections, rs palsy,
c;c skin diseases, 40 pimpiy eruptunR; III.
core, varicose veins aud cancers. Baldness
successful, treated on new plan.
scr0fulOus diseases of the bones, 90 white
swelling, or hip joint disease, will be- put up
In any Kind Of liked spllnts knewn to ortho-
pedi0 surgery.
All private diseased of either sex treated
successfully.
Parties residing mt n distance from Dallas
and wishing 10 receive treatment from the
institute, Will ON application either by mail
or otherwise, receive printed blanks on which
10 return synopsis OF their allment sufficient
10 enable us TO return them an intelligent
diagnosis of their complaint, snd can receive
prompt and thorough treatment of their own
house, by close mail or express.
Dispcnsary Department.
Tho manager wishes TO announce that la ell
cases that are worthy and the pateuts arc too
poor to take q course OF treatment at the iust.
tnte, that during the hours of ! "A. IN. 10 70 m
ana from TO .. M, careful examinations
VIII be conducted and treatment prescribed
free 10 oil who may apply. None turned
away.
Remember tho place, Mnln street, coruer 81
PoydIas, over l.. Meyers Connor's drug stuI.
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FOR SALE.

NOR So LE-- Brick store M. GA Elm street;
H. brick tire No, 70l, conner OF Elm nnd
COLLEGE streets, cottages, rooms each, Nos
l4is and iA6 Elm street, and 1883 and 1885
Siain street; dive ling house, storie., s
rooms and Clubhouse of two rooTns, Nos 1884
llSj and IA s tim street. ALSO, valuable
,ands In Daltas and other counties. Hunt,
Lathrop Il Hayes, att0rneys-at-law, Nc. go
MAIN street, Dalips Apll-tf
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-05-04
convictions as may be had in the
Circuit Court of this county.
cITY's RIGHT TO WHARFAGE.

CTTY'S RIGHT TO WHARFAGE.
City Attorney, l.. N. Tavenner,
to whom was referred, at previous
meeting, the question of the legal
right of the city to collect certain
wharfage, submitted the following
report, which on motion, was recely-
ed, and it's recommendations adopt
ed:
To the Hon. Mayor and Council Of the
city Of Parkersburg.
The undersigned to whom as a
Special Committee, was referred the
question as to whether the city has
the right to collect wharfage from
boats and various crafts occupying
the shores of the Little Kanawha
river between the bridge over said
river and what is now the Public
Wharf of the city, begs leave to re-
port:
That by virtue of it's charter and
the original plat Of the town, re-
corded on page 337 of Deed Book
No. 5 of the land records Of Wood
county, w. Va, the city always
claimed the said shores as her prop
erty in fee. By a deed made between
the city and the Northwestern
Virginia Railroad Company, (see
minutes of Council June 8th, 1856,
and land records of Wood county, p.
Is of D. B. Is, there was granted to
her the shores aforesaid and Gland
banks, with the water rights and
other appurtenances to be used ex-
clusively for wharf and landings
and other purposes connected with
use of the Ohio and Little Kanawha
rivers" subject to certain rights
and privileges granted by the city
to said Railroad Company.
The city being such owner, and
authorized by it's charter to "estab-
ashland collect rates and taxes for
using in any manner the landings,
wharves and docks belonging to
said town." most undoubtedly has
the right to establish and collect a
reasonable rate for the use of
the landings along said shores.
Rates have been duly established
by ordinance of the City Council for
vessels lying at the wHARvEs, but
none for LANDINGS, and the prem
Uses above described have not been
sufficiently improved to be consider
ed a WHARF; there is, moreover, a
provision contained in the afore
said deed to the effect that the city
shall not charge vessels landing at
wharves constructed on said prem
Uses any greater rates than are
charged on similar vessels at Pitts
burg, Wheeling, Cin'ti or Louisville,
though the reason for such provi-
sion, / cannot see. Another provl-
sion is to the effect that no wharfage
shall be charged to said company's
boats vessels or boats and vessels in
their employ, &c.
Your Solicitor would, therefore in
all Difference, recommend that your
Honorable body should obtain from
said Railroad Co. release from
that portion of said deed limiting
the amtin rate of charges,and would
suggest the consideration of the pro-
prietyo of constructing a wharf at the
aforesaid premises, or if your body
do not consider the same advisable,
that the ordinances of our city so far
as they pertain to wharves, be so
amended as to fix rates for using the
landing aforesaid and provide for the
collection thereof, believing that
the same would be very valuable
acquisition.
Respectfully submitted,
L. N. TAvENNER,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-05-04
Laurel Fork & Sand Hill Railroad

VOLCANO, w. Va, May "a 1sSo
ON an after this date trains will rr,
Ofollows: az
with Express mail West.
No. leaves Laurel Fork Junction at le.i5or.
No. leaves Volcano at 5:l0pm connectirL
with Express mail East.
No. leaves Laurel Fork juno. at s:I5pm.
Extra.-Monday mornings only. Teav.,
Volcano att :40am. Leaves L. +. Junctjon 9.
8:25am. at
No will wait 80 minutes for DELAYED T.
press from the East. La
No. will wait hour for delayed Fynro..
from the West. F''s
NJ. C. c. CHURCH, Secretary