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A $1,000 BIBLE REWARD.

sv~ 040A6 REWARD.
Inc publishers Of Rstledgs'. Moss1ly Of:
!er zen valuable rewards In their lMoxk1Iv
~. vctooer, among which Is the following.
w, we will give $4,000 in gold to the person
telMng US which verse in the Old Testa.
h ne"t scriptures contains the greatest mum.
. os. o. Words BY October roth, 1889. Should
Nv. Nv os more correct answers be received.
. s.':,, reward vii! be divided. The money
VIII oe go forwarded to the winner Octoh.r
as.n: 1881. Persons trying for the rewan,
s,.rn, se esS 40 cts. In silver mo postage
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me :y.. ~ receive the November M..SI.
nsr " ~ en- tne name and address of the win
vii, - -, Tue reward and the correct answer
Gu, e published. This NAV be wor,.,
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GLENDALE GATHERINGS,

The dockets Of the Justices courts are
devoid Of interest.
The two furnaces Of the Hecla Company
consume daily 3,2oO bushels Of charcoal.
Wilson, Rote & Co., In addition to other
large sales, are selling coal oil cheaper than
daylight.
Citi.ens Of Glendale are In favor of a
stringent law to punish those who practice
cruelty to animals.
Mr.. Geo. B. Conway expects to leave
tor her old home IN Indiana In q few days
to visit for several months.
Judge Cyrus w. Hardisty died on Fri.
day OF hast week, from consumption. He
leaves wife and four sons.
The failure Of the Grand Jury to find an
indictment against Jos. Kessler is not rel.
ished BY the majority At Glendale.
The Hecla Company paid out ON the aoth
inst. $s4,ooo-that amount beinR the pay
roll In full for the month of August.
Mrs. Austin H. Brown, Of Indianapolis,
who TIA: been visiting Mrs. Knippenberg
since July, returned home last week.
There IL 'religious boom" in the gulct
The Baptists lead, the Methodists coming
next, while the Episcopalians hold their
own.
The Hecla Company now employs, In all
departments, $50 men, and something over
800 horses, mules and oxen to carry on it,
operations.
Sixty tons Of ore Is delivered daily from
Hecla City at the smelte, at Glendale, and
from Norwood. ~ W. 20 'e''e' 0"''!
Mrs. Judge Thomas has gone to Ogden
to nurse her daughter May, who Is attack.
Cd witt, the scarlet fever at the Sacred
Heart Academy.
The public schools opened on Wedne.
day, with large number Of scholars In At.
tendance: John Cannon is principal, and
Miss Nellie Potter assistant.
The Hecla Company has over 10000
bushels of charcoal in its three large Coal
houses at Glendale, and is receiving daily
from 5000 to 5000 bushels.
lion. a: d: Lynch, President Of the First
Nat! National Bank Of Indianapolis, and Treas.
1rer OF the Hecla Company, will be in
Glendale the coming week, the guest Of
!: MIR. knippenberg ~
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THE SCHOOL PROPORTIONS TO BE
VOTED ON.

On next Wednesday, September 27th,
the school electors Of the Dillon district
will have the opportunity Of ratifving the
propositions, submitted by the Board Of
School Trustees, which are to be voted for
on that day. The propositions have been
duly advertised and all are, or should be, ia.
miliar with their meaning. There 10 no
question but that the propositions will re.
ceive q large vote-in fact. unanimous
vote 10 expected. The sentiment of the
people, and especially that Of the heavy
tax.pavers, Il united in favor Of enlarged
school facilities for the Dillon district.
With the completion Of large two.story
district will be provided with commodi-
GUS structure, and Dillon will have attained
sufficient standing to be properly termed
the educational center Of Southwestern
Montana. With school house large
enough to accommodate the advanced
scholars from the adjoining districts, and
with competent teachers, Dillon will offer
school advantages not to be found in any
other town'in in this part Of the Territory
With the completion of the new school
house families will move into Dillon ia
partake Of the facilities offered for the edu.
cation Of children, and thus, while provid.
Ing amply for the school children Of our
district with It's present population the sure
increase Of the future Win be provided for.
A large school house with 4 good school
would prove an attraction to q growing
town like Dillon. Every consideration 81
economy and policy urges the voters o.
this district to ratify the pending PROPOSE
lions ut the election next week,
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FINDING or A DEAD NAN,

FlsH CRH1x, Moaeasa, Sept I4th, I18a.
To the Editor Of ths Dillop TnlsUsm:
On last evening. was informed by Mr..
Frank Black that he had found dead man
some seven miles below here, and short
distance below where he lives. The dead
man was found near III. Jefferson river on
sand bar, and was supposed 10 Be Charley
Bond who was drowned At Iron Rod SONS
three or four montha ago. To-day NJ
buried the remains. There was little len
Of the body besides the bones. On some
parts the skin covered the bones. We ex.
amined to find something about the body
whereby It could be identified, but found
nothing but comb. The body was Gov.
cred with IN unbroken drab suit Of clothes
and had nothing on the feet.
Respectfully. H.JORDAN.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY:

LAND OFFICE, ut HELRNA. NJ. r.. Sept. IS, 1851.
NOTICE IS HRRRRY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has flied nnticr Of his
intention tn make final proof In support of his claim
and that said proof will he made before Al Il. Grac.
ter, Probate Judge OF Beaveshead County, Montana,
at Dillon, Montana, On Saturday, October asth.
gSSs, viz:
for the 5 W Y Of Ser. ~, Township South. X !
West.
lie names the following witnesses to prove hia
lind, VIZ: Isaac Syster.. William Stodden. Taylor
Singlcon. and Edward Wilde. all Of Dillon, hea.
verhead County, Montana.
Iss-,6l ]. II. MOE, Register.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Estate Of Patrick Madigan, deceased.
NOTICE il hereby gwen by the undersigned, ad-
~ ministrator If the estate OF Patrick Madigan,
deceased to tbs creditors Of. and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit then,
with the necessary vouchers, within four months
liter the first publication Of this notice, to the said
administrator at Bannack, n.
WILLIAM ROE.
Administrator of Patrick Madiyan, deceased.
Dated at Dillon, Sept a3. 1889. (3s-
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that tn. Board
~ Of County Commissioners Of Reaverhead So .n.
ty, NJ. T., viii meet at the Court House INC %.e
Of the County Clerk, in the town Of Dillon on
day. the 81 day Of October, A. d. 1884, fr the pSra
pose Of correcting the Assessment Roll o. 81"
county for A. d. 1851, at which time and r!ace
person feeling aggrieved by ANYTHING in the 81" ~.
Assessment Roll NAV apply to the said Board '''
Al. +, CRATER.
County Clerk
Dillon MONTANA Sent. a., 1851.
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SANDS 4 BOYcE, q. BUTTE,

SANDS BOYCE, at BUTTE,
Are making AagniAcent
DA013lAy Of 11A0 oooeAos
Consisting Of Fall Novelties
In Dress Fabrics,
Combination Dress Goods,
Lovely New Neckwear,
Fine Dress Trimmings,
Novelties In Fine Buttons,
Fine Fancy Hosiery and Gloves.
'pecialtv.-Do:man and Suit Department
&-A 'crsl invitation is extended to the Pub.
lie 10 brand Exhibition of Fall and Winter
Goods. SANDS BOYCE,
Main Street, Butte City,
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cRALRD PROPOSALS FIR the delivery Of 20
- Cords Of rood, sound Red Pine Wood. AZ ;, ,.d
Court House and Jail, in Dillon, will be rece'
until the 9Th dav Of Octohcr, 1854. lids 10 'o'>'
The Board Of Commissioners rcserving the f'f
to reject any and all bids. ~.,;ss;on,.s
BY order OF the Board Of County Co'""''ss''''>'
OF Beaverhead County. NJ. T., cp.rrER.
County Cerk.
Dillon, Montana, Sept. 20, ISS1.
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4O0Oo0V A1&S -
ITO sleep. perchance to dream, All. there's the
rub" Shakespeare seems to have had y horror Of
evil dreams in the future. While resting upon
hut pleasant dsespas nav D. expected. 4 :.
The agent will place y ~ e thess wds,desf6l
SPRINGS on your he'd and should thsy tail 70 please
''' " cHXnLeS 0stHEky q.
Agent for Reavcrhead Co.
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LODGING.

Mrs: l. E. hansnn, whose place Of business was
burned In thu late Ere. has purchased the residence
fitted up for Millinery Store and Lodging House.
Indgers will he accommodated ut the new place.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-23

T. W. Poindexaer is now receiving a fssRc and
well selected >to<k OF FALL and WINTER DRY
GOODS, CLOTHING, ETC., direct from the New
York market. which are marked down 10 bed rock
prices. Also, large stock Of California Shirts and
Underwear Just received. All goods marked in
plain figures,
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DII,L0N LRTTHR LlGT.

List AZ listers remaining In the Post OAacs at D!.
lon, Beaveshead CO, Montana, foe DE wees . soe'
in9 On Sept. ssd, s9Ss, which u not ss!led ION
sodays, WILLIS ssa. - the Dead Letter Once
1lurtis, Isaac Lard, Edward
Bancroft, p Luton, FSancis
Bais, n b Lamma, Lotfa w
Bearil, Alex Marion, Francisco
Brastnes, l. Monseph, Alice
9ann8yer, VIM Nicholson. DF
ChappelL e A Perrin, Geo A
Ellsworth. AC Phillips, James
Eicholtx, Geo Richards, ma
Gioianni, Gugtielmow Reed. WV
Gosman, John Ritter, Oscar
Hesailir. WA s.iverman. NJ =.
r.::: ::la. e. any f w;ass,Ss SsTi its.iP I
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DILLON LODGE, NO. IA. o. U. W.

Amidst the building boom OF OaIon,
with church, . brick bank, orick ssCIe s
and handsome private residences, tne.e
springs up another enterprise destimeo 70
prove beneficial to our town and valley IN
The wav of q society called the "Anctent
Order Of United Workmen." It 10 not 2
so.called "workmen party" for It omits all
references to nationality, political opinions
denominational distinctions or preferences,
but believes In the existence Of God, tne
creator and preserver of the Universe. Inc
order recognizes % fundamental principle
that usefulness to ourselves and others IL 2
duty which should be the constant aim ana
care of all, and It embraces and gives pro-
lection to all classes and oil kinds OF LABOR,
mental and physical, and earnestly aims to
improve the moral, intellectual and social
condition Of its members by wholesome
precepts, fraternal admoniticns and sub
stantial aid, and to inspire due apprecta-
ton of the stern realities and responsible
tiles Of life. The order creates fund for
the benefit Of its members during sickness
or other disabilities, and In case Of death TO
pay such person or persons as may be des:
ignated the sum Of $4,000. The medical
examinations are as rigid and complete Is
are those Of the most cautious Insurance
companies, and the character Of each ap'
plicant must undergo strict investigation
and he must pass secret ballot before he
can be admitted 10 membership.
Deputy Grand Master Workman J. w.
Kingsley, Of the jurisdiction Of Nevada,
Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana, In
stituted lodge In Dillon.
Dillon Lodge, No. 7, Of the Ancient Or
der Of United Workmen, was instituted on
Friday evening Of last week with the fol.
lowing list Of charter members:
S. b. Beebe, w. H. Dorchester,
Ohio Klem,n, w. c. Snyder,
Jas. r. Sias, L. E. Stringham,
{. L. Thomsen, A. J. Drake,
H Sweet. w. M. X .pp,
W.T.. Jacobs, Chas. Morton,
]. E. Clutter, Chas. rschman,
T.. c. Fyhrie, w. H. Heneburyh,
T.R. Chapman, David Ieyson.
The following officers Z. the Lodge
! were elected:
Past Master w orkman-S. d. Beebe.
Master Woefman-Otho Klemm.
Foreman-C. L.. Thomson.
Overseer-Adolph Eliel. ;,
Recorder-T. r. Chapman.
Receiver-L. c. Fyhrie.
Financier-Jas. r. Sias.
Guids-W. H. Dorchester.
Inside Watchman-W. c. Snyder.
Outside Watchman-L. E. Stringham.
| Medical Examiner-Dr. ]. E. Clutter.
nustees-H. J. Sweet, A. J. Drake ant
w. T. Jacobs.
The society meets every Tuesday even
ing at Court House Hall. In due time
proper hall win be erected as the societ,
has hne field to draw = large mem
bership from, which will put Il on goo'
financial basis. At the firs. meeting ate
the :organization Of the lodge three new
members were admitted. -,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-23

have ON hand - Horse Power Portable En-.
viii &c 3 env s srss. class w ous
has been offered in this Territory For particular,
call on a address JOHN w. LOWELL, vs..
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-23

~ 4 good Havana Cigar can Be had At
c. Hirschnaa's Kentucky Whisky Depot IA

Triple Extracts, Toilet Soaps, and Perfumes. at
John Weixhtnsan's. e
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

The Dcderick Hay Press Remember the place.
At the Fish Wagon Depot.
~~-ssS>~>~~~~~rss~~~~>-
Go to John ". Lowell's for ,Uarness. You al.
Ways Geta gond article At bed rork prices.
The Largest and Finest Line Of Stationery ever
brought to Dillon, to arrive in a few days. at
Jno Wegh,man's.
Dolls in all sizes and kinds, doll heads. arms.
notcs &c. China and f1gittania Tea sets tos chill
:rcn. just recei sed at Mrs. L h. Hanson's Millinery
store.
"Patcnt Adjustable Baling Ties" with Press
10 MATCH is just what you want to put your hay IN
shape Tor amy market. For sale only BY John W.
Lowell.
BUY Xour 16A1SarOe1 Isiea sa3r0
AnsA 1xnI30xs0<A 9raneai00
and Oa0Aro -
g. IIIR0C1I1kAN'
KENTUCKY Whisky DEPOT.
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.

Before buying Spring Wagons look at the three.
seated, four spring Mcuntais Wagons At Sebree,
Ferris 4 Whites.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-23

The finest and largest stock of Bows Clothing
in Dillon just received at kirkpatrick Bros store
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FRUIT STAND.

Fruits If all kinds, in season, At John Weight.
mans stand. in tie PostQ6Rce Building.
larRsAad ehoice ssloclioa of Essw Masie fos
the AutOphune, ut Butts Furniture Store.
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just go to Mrs. J. r Dingey's and see the i'm.
Hosiery. 1adles and Children's Lace <olssrs, -aad
Bibs. Infadh's EapY Zephyr Hceds, Fame Pins
Hat Ornaments. Beaded Hat Crowns, fiu,hs<, EN-
bro;dery Silks. Zephyr and Canvas in ali shades.
Be on the look out for the new stock OF Home
Sewing Machines expected at Mrs. J. Dinglcv's.
The t~st. most durable, easily adjusted and ghtest
running sewing machine in the world. Call and
examine. No charges made to show machines.
When passing by
h -, Cali in and try:
Should you not buy
The Agent won't CIV.
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Finest Imported md I,Jis-.tie -1x.n, ssp<. an.
Tohaecu<, at John W~ightman's.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-23

Pictures in great variety, Picture Mouldngs OF
every sve and finish, ri. rors and Furniture, the
Dillon Furniture Store.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-23

Kirkpatrick 6rus. have opsoed their new stock of
Boots, Shoes and Slippers this week.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-23

4 good stuck Of 9uilders' Hasslvare may be fsuu<
At the Hardware Stnss of Geo. w. Dart.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-23

\ new line OF Fishing Tackle, Shoe Brushes, An
Backing, atJohn VI s.gh,oan -
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just received It Hutts' Furniture Store Blackwell
nut Bedroom suits, Bedstsada, Cot Beds. A ~.
lures. Photograph Frames, PictrAr Nails, Bracket
Toilet Cases, Rte,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-23

0ooa NoWs 0oP Dilloull!
In connection With the City bakery the psoprietos
has opened Conaectioossy fsaad, whsss will be
foSe4 Ut III tinee choice selection of Homemade
Candy daily "sd' and ss'rcssssSS fsse ND god.
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0LBlGDALR LETTRR II0F.

GLENDALE LETTB1 LIST.
listof letters remaining Ia The Post oce It Glee.
dale. 6eavsrhead Co., Montana. for the week cad
Ing September s3d, 1851, which Il not called for "
9odayi, win be sent to the Dead Letter Once.
burden, Thomas Hardes, Mrs Andrew
Body, Fred r Schooumakes, HenIy
8looins Walter Wilcs, Charley
Hom6i, John Wood, Mrs 10
.Psssas e.lliag o. any Of ~ aheys lssasss y q
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The Furniture ssose 1t Dillon Il again In full
blast, and all who are In need Of Furniture will
6nd to their interest TO buy 1t once ~ am selling
goods way down.. e. w. BUrrs,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-23

YOU want nice baby buggy. call at the Dillon
carrages. Prices pebon4f,l4& q. 81 II
~>~~I>S~~sr-A>~-4-~es h X nm
tn. b 5snss F. Fa; Sa CT t ssd'd' '.s ev
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Fresh Candies, Nuts OF unsurpassed exceilenc
and B'i SEED. Il Jslp washsnn'k n
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Kirkpatsick Bros.
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PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD.

Dillon, Montana. Sept. a, 1881.
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Dillon, Montana, Sept. 10, 1889.
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Episcopal Church Is nearing completion.
Several Of the saloons have been improved.
In fact, building and improvement & going
on in all parts Of Dillon.
The Mon.aa. Republicans ne.ninaeed 6. T. Bot.
gress.-0gdss Plot.
The above news item from the Pilot is
slightly mixed. The B-averhead delega.
ton In the Republican Territorial Conven.
ton 6rst nominated Col. Alex. c. Botkin,
Of Helena, for Delegate to Congress. Mr..
{. T. Botkin, of Beaverhead county, III
there is any such man living in Beaverhead
county, Is not standing for Congress. VIII,
these corrections what remains Of the PHO.
item is substantially correct.
The Misisg Record, Of New York, In IT.
last weeks issue, gives statement OF the
principal mining companies Of the country
and their productions, showing that the
Hecla Company, at Glendale, leads in Mon
tana. The Hecla's production being the
largest, by far, is an admirable showing fol
the company. Ever since General Mana
ger knippenberg assumed the manage
ment Of the companv's operations there has
been large gross product, from which thu
stockholders have received satisfactory div
idcnds.
There is an opening in Dillon just now
for first class Methodist preacher. The
field Is an inviting one. for It Is full Of sin
sick sinners with Meti,odistic tendencies
Rev. Mr.. Jacob Mills, who was appointed
BY the recent Methodist Conference did no.
abide with US long. Rev. Mills. We under
stand, prefers Fort Benton in his'n, and hi
has gone to the head of navigation to labor
From current reports Benton needs preach
- = A.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-23

A fresh stock al Field Glasses At John weight.
maa's.
Genuine Hills Concord Harness ut John w
I.0well's.
s>~~~~>.e~~~~~~.e>~~>~~-
Ruy the celehnfcd Hain Waxoa 81 Sehses, Fer.
ris White. They never change but stand Nv the
old reliable.
had Of Ssbres, Ferris 4 White.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-23

From ten to twenty per cent saved by
buying your Barbed Wire Of John w. Low
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The Dcderick Hay Press. Remember the place.
At the Fish Wagon Depot.
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MONTANA CONDENsEn

A Sisters Hospital is to establishes =.
Boxeman. al
Ming's opera house at Helena I. r., l..
illuminated BY electric light. " ~ 0e
Hon. Billy Claggett expects to .t,,.
Montana In behalf Of Col. Botkin. 'p
A Bitter Root quartz sensation =. 49,,
reported from Missoula county. s"'"
The value Of the Episcopal Church cr,.
erty Of the Territory Is $s4,3s7. p'p'
The gap between ends of the North...
Pacific ts now less than 500 miles.
Fifty horses are in training for the r,...
at the Territorial Fair next week. ~e'
The docket Of the District Court. no,. :.
session at Butte, is very long one. :"
The magistrate courts at Bozema, h..-
larceny case every day in the week. "
A $4,000 malpractice case ha. h.sn
commenced against Benton doctor,
The wheat crop of Gallatin county this
year, will average IS bushels to the acre. ''
The present population of Montana Is .,
timated at ss.ooo-not including Indian.
The Northern Pacific has been connie.
ed to point ninety miles from Bozeman.
Mountain lions are killing sheen n
Meagher county and elsewhere in the Te y"
ritory.
The Madisosias complains that nhrer.
logical hoodoos bother the people Of the
Social City. ~ VIC
Two men were lodged in jail At Butte. IN
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Go to John ". l.owell's for .JIarnesa. You al.
ways yet u Yo0d article at bed rork prices.
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The loveliest new cnlicos a, Kirkpatrick Bros.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-04
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF TIE
FLORIDA WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEG
ID islature of the State of Florida, entitled I" An
Act to provide General Law for the Incorporation
of Railroads and Canals" approved February 10,
1874 notice 10 hereby given, required by said
that a company has been formed under the name OF
the "Florida Western Railroad Company" TO be
invested with all the rights, powers privileges and
franchises conferred upon companies formed under
said act for the purpose of constructing maintain
ing, and operating railroad for public in the
conveyance of persons and property; and also to
construct and maintain wharves at such places on
the Bay Of Pensacola as the business of the said
railroad company shall require.
The main line Of said railroad will be about fifteen
miles in length, and viii be constructed from
point on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in
the City of Pensacola, south and west to the Ala
bama line, In Escambia county.
W d. CHIPLEY,
g A STANLEY,
T. 7. WRIGHT
VIZ. MCCORMICK
February IA 1S82-3m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-04
JACKSONVILLE KxPREss-Duzl

Palace Sleeping Cars On this Erzzz ally b@ssz
Savannah and JacS souxiIIe Washiuzraz zad zackr
sOnville, Cincinnati and Jacksouszle I'D Mau1r
gom. " and Jacksonville
Passengers from Florida By his lrztn cunEscE q
Jesup with train arriving e MacsE e 20 A \
daily
Passengers for Darien take ms trzzn
Passengers from Sarannah for Brauswick EaAuE
this tram arrive Is BrunEWiGk a. So -
Passengers leaving BrunEwick Is % 81 z-tEs
in savannah AZ Is A Ii
Passengers from S4rnnnah for Galnesrile. Cs1nr
Keys and Florida Trznsit Road EMke Enin Ermiz-
Passengers from Sarannah fur Mmossuu- M1uE-
cello. Talizh@s--e and Qnincs take thls tran
fa<~<uzrrs frau Quincy. TalAh4aaaE. Mon1c.lio
and M4di<sn take the tran, meeEinK sIeepinE czI
af Wsycruss ~ 8 - p ~
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-04

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on this train
Nail steamer leaves Bzlnhridge exEry I1zrs1zT
and SUNDAY Tor Apalachieala and C1zuwb1E-
Connection ~ Albany daiiy Via pazae1kzr Erz11E
both ways On SouthWeslern RAIlrlad - az6 fro1
Macon. kufa1la. MoutEumery. Noise. New o.
leans. etc
Close c0nnection a. JacksonEiI& ally fSnu&zEn
excepted Tor Green Cove eprrnEH. - AzxuzElne.
Palatka, Enterprise. Sanf0r1- ard a. l4nnEnEH
ST. Johns river
Trans on B. and A r r leave Jua-zEau ruizr
west, AZ 1z-So P n, and for Brun1w1<k e 3zs p
NJ daily, excepI sunday
through Iicke1s sold and $500 ser-n
ana Drawing koom CIR acrou uo1zz1azz. Eeczrs1
a. Bren Tirket ofIce Ne = BuH zzr-eE ~ & =.
eompanys depot. foot % Liberty s--e-E
JAS L TAYLOR. GenI Pa Azznx
= y TYSON. MAAIer 7 $500
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