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Connecticut western news., 1885-06-24
A Trip to Canaan Mountain.
A COMPOSITION BY FRANK F. STEVENS OF
 CANAAN HIGH SCHOOL.

A COMPOSITION BY FRANK F. STEVENS OF
 CANAAN HIGH SCHOOL.
 Canaan mountain is situated in the northwestern part of Litchfeld county and Is a heavily wooded ridge, extend Ing east and west until opposite Canaan village, where it makes a sharp turn towards the south, presenting bold and rocky front to the village.
 A climb to the top of the mountain on clear, still day fully repays for the trouble by the fine prospect, for from the summit one has as fine a view as can be obtained in this part of the state.
 Looking north you can see up the beautiful valley of the Housatonic and see the river winding through among the green hills of Sheffield and down through the meadows until it is lost from sight among the hills at the south.
 Toward the west, ill valley beyond the river, are the beautiful 'Twiu Lakes shining like glass in the sun and sur rounded by forests and green fields and far beyond can be seen the peaks of the Taghkanic range in New York state, and right below you is the village of Canaan, spread out like picture at your feet.
 Farther to the east small lake called Canaan Mountain Pond" lies in de- pression in the top of the mountain. This lake has the greatest average depth of any in the state, being about 50 feet It affords good fishing in summer, being stocked with pickerel, black bass, perch and bullheads.
 On the west side of the mountain, near Canaan, are several curious rocks, One of them is huge square boulder, standing alone high up on the side of the mountain, and has been named Sentinel Rock" Another rock is call- ed "House Rock" and is about 30 feet high, resting on two other rocks, form ing passage underneath in some places high enough for man to stand upright.
 The Torrington creamery is making
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Huntsville, Conn.,, May 12. If
A TACoURT OFPRoBATE held at sharon,

TACoURT OF PROBATE held at Sharon, A within and for the district of Sharon, on the 9th day of June, 1885.
 Present, Herman c. R0wley, Judge.
 Estate of George H. Chase late of Sharon in said district, deceased.
 The administrator represented the estate insolvent, tn srefore
 Ordered. That commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the creditors of said es- tate be appointed at the probate office in Shar- on on the first day of July, 1885, at 10 o'clock forenoon and this court directs the adminis- trator to give public notice to all persons in- terested in sad estate to appear, If they soc cause at said time and place and be heard relative to said )pointment by posting the same on the pubic sign post nearest to the place where the deceased last dwelt within the same town and by publishing the same in county and return make to this court of the notice given. Certified by
 2w WILLARD BAKER, Clerk.
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ICE ]!
SAFE INVESTMENTS

Carefully selected from first Mortgage Coupon Bonds paying 6,7 and per cent interest. Six per cent bonds guaranteed by Lombard Investment Co.,, Boston, Mass. Seven and eight per cent bonds guaranteed by other good responsible companies.
 You may not see this advertisement again, therefore cut it out and send now for information, forms and testimonials and have them when needed. Address or call upon
 MILTON RoRABACK, or ELIAS B. REED,
 Canaan, Conn, Sharon Conn.
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An epicureau doctor says that in or der to obtain the full flavor of butter the bread upon which it is spread should be introduced into the mouth with the buttered surface downward
Connecticut western news., 1885-06-24
SP0RISMEN, TAKE NOTICE 1

A IL persons are forbidden Hunting, Shoot A ing or Fishing on lands owned or occu- pied by us in the town of Salisbury, Conn under penalty of prosecution.
 Dated at Lakeyll He, June 24, 1885. Alexander H. Helley. Samuel s. Robbins, Mary ". Ward, Geo. D. Harrison, E. J. Bostw ick, Owen McCue, Geo. B. Blu Gali, Mary F. Knight, Smith Cleaveland. If
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SCOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE Od Liver Oil. with HYpophosphiIes i 1 es

Dr O. Killing of Oakland, Cal, says :: "I have used Scott's Emulsion in my own case and found it a most valuable preparation and have since used it ex- tensively in my practice with very sur prising results to myself and patients. !"
Connecticut western news., 1885-06-24
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE !!

My Store and D yelling where I have been in business thin ty-four years. Half acre of land. Store 55x2S. Dwelling on second floor; ten rooms, pantry, bath room and closets Barn 52x24. Spring We ter in house and barn. Daily mail. Post office iu the store Will exchange for fam or village residence. Goods can go with store or not, to suit. If sold no money required. Satisfactory reasons for selling. Come and see me.
 H. l.. WETHERELL. Huntsville, Conn.,, May 12. If
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DISTRICT of Salisbury ss, Probate Court.

nISTRICT of Salisbury ss, Probate Court, U June g, 1885.
 Estate of Alfred E. Reed of Salisbury in said district, assigning and insolyent debtor.
 The Court of Probate for the district of Sal- isbury hath limited and allowed three months from date of this order for the creditors of said estate represented insolvent in which to exhibit their claims against said estate; and has, appointed George c. Dodge and William B. Perry of said Salisbury commissioners to re- ceive and examine said claims. Certified by
 GEORGE H. CLARK, Clerk.
 The subscribers give notice that they shal meet at the probate office in said Salisbury on the 9th day Of July and September, 1885, at o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days for the purpose of attending to the business of said appointment
 GEORGE c. DODGE, Com
 WILLIAM B. PERRY, missioners.
 All persons indebted to said estate arc re- quested to make immediate payment 10 2w CHARLES H. RESELL, Trustee.
Connecticut western news., 1885-06-24

Arrive rom Southield, Mill River and Clay ton at 9:10 Sr ou arrival of train. Close at 1 P NJ, or on arrival of train.
 J. B. HARDENBERGH, P. M.
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IRON BANK.
Dividend Notice.

The Directors of this bank have this day de- clared a semi-annual dividend of Three (3l per cent on it's caVital stock, out of the net earnings of the last six months, payable on and after July 1, 1885. Transfer books are closed until July 1. 1885.
 DWIGHT E. D. AN, Cashier. Falls Village, Conn, June 22, 1885.
Connecticut western news., 1885-06-24

Senator Hawley and William H. Good rich of the Hartford Courant will sail for Europe Saturday.
Connecticut western news., 1885-06-24
Neao Advertisements.
Fresh Strawberries.

EROM my vines will be on sale at Hum- U phrey's Drug Store every day during the season. SAMUEL A. EDDY,
 Canaan, June 4. If
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M. B. MEAD! Canaan, Conn.

HEALER IN Books and stationery. Books U for general reading, in cloth. Books supplied to order and satisfaction guar anteed. Best writing papers, direct from man. ufactuers in large varieties at lowest prices. Albums, Velvet Frames, Cards, School supplies in stationery etc. etc. Watson's Building. Opposite Union Depot. sept12tf
Connecticut western news., 1885-06-24
DIR HI. G. PROVOST.

A GRADUATE of the Dental Department ofthe X University ofPennsylvania, wishes to inform the people of Winsted and vicinity that he will open an ofica in Thompson's Block, Winsted. on or about May 20, where he will be prepared to per form all operations pertaining to the practice of Dentistry. share of your patronage IS licited.
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Miscellaneous Ado'tS.
Tobacco Insurance !! "The Tobacco Growers MUTUAL INSURANCE COu |"
 =oPa- North Canaan, Ct, Insure all Tobacco against Loss or Damage ny HAIL

The Company was chartered by the lpgisia- turo of Connecticut. in lSS9, and has been ,lo- ing business for five years.
 IL has fully met the object of iis orgauiza. tiun, and has in each year, although the losses have been n any and great, paid them all in full and has a small sul plus on hand.
 Tho plan of insur.ng with cash premium alone was adopted last season tho note being reguirod), and it proved satisfactory and suc- cpssful to all,-thero can be
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LOUIS w. HARVEY,

FFlEACHER of Piano Forte, Organ and Voice
 N Lessons ih Improvisation given to advanced Pupils. Residence, Lakeville Conn. At Canaan every Monday. fly ala
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State Normal School,
 New Britain, Conn.

Fall term begins September 2. Examina- tions for entrance will be held at the High school building in Canaan, July 8th and 9th; and at New Britain at beginning of term. Circulars and information can be obtained by Britain, 2w
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COUNSELOR at Law, Lakeville, Conn. V Farm Mortgages for sale.
 HOUSATONIC LODGE, No. 6I. F Hand A. Nj. Regular communication. Sec ond and Fourth Saturday of each month.
Connecticut western news., 1885-06-24

The Torrington creamery is making 300 pounds of butter daily.
Connecticut western news., 1885-06-24
w. H. VAN PATTEN.

AHO HUNUEIHUH0I1 Gt.BH3'Tinggon, Mass. have just reitted my gallery with new Instruments and new Scenery which enl- ble me to turn out work equal to the best made in the state. AH tcork made by Rte Instantaneous Process.
 My Crayon Portraits, India Ink, and water colors are all made in my Gallery,so that I can not only Guarantee Satisfaction but can furnish such work at Lo,o FIguesy Fine Photo. Work @ Speciality.
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Business CdrdS.
]. H. nARDENHERGH,
JOHN ". HUBBARD

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law Judge oi "A t'robate, etc.. Canaan, Conn.
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Cnnu. Western 9ews.
CANAAN, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1885.
Copies
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Of the NEWS can be obtained at
Connecticut western news., 1885-06-24

HAVING just returned from market, we u shall to-day put on our counters fresh lot of
Connecticut western news., 1885-06-24
CANAAN POST OFFICE.

MAILS arrive and close at the Canaan Post MI Office. Canaan, June 3, 1885.
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F. UERRERA. Secretary.
Police Court.

h the cssc of Frank McDnnsld. who was arrested on Sat lrdsy for vs.rrfc cy. 'iIc defendant, was released on depositing 50 cash fer h,s appearance this sorn- ing at 10 o'clsck. Defendant not appear ing, en motion of the district attorney, his bsil ~as eclarea forfeited.
 In the case of the Tcrri;ery vs. John Dsnns, charged with Inc burglary of the store of the Cochise Hardware company, had his examination set Tor Monday r.xt at 10 o'clock. B.Il ia his ease has
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MORALES ITEMS.
It,ya.

FrnIp t r.'nt CT
 The C,n,nra stag. naKcs regular weekly trip |" ike C,u,n.a mines, irsv in r,.!e vcIy Monday. going thr"n.i in one a, .ll rr!urning "r saturday.
 James E .rruck, TX conductor n 'hr ,.n":a L,mi'ed, was ,irewn "f t!e hin' ..nd oi n irair pesr lluacnucl station oi ru.dny las, bu: fortunately escapc" v,IInpi srr;uus injury.
 Al.nrt four GIT ioais of coal from th" E,ton r,,,s.a'ain-. in Nrw M. co. pass-' through dtIly. IL is g,si fer the :.Ains up oi line steamer Cr- of Topeka al Guaymas.
 An Ice corn pany hss been ergan'z-d 10 coustruct an Icr honsr of capacity O 2 n:r.lrcd ton, al Fairbanks. This gives No.a;c. q .Gsrsntec of b"uuiful sup ly ot ice for tie sumnrr. Tn comp.".
 will l,r really Tor shippin. ice on or br nie :hr frs: ef Msy.
 The CrIrbraitI Sutphlc VinH, WHUH ,,s l,ei"ns-d to the M'ntcvcrie family
 O long, and situated about forty m'es asst of Hcrm-siIio. has a. last c!Isngrd an Is. having become ihc property of an English comp,sv. The price paid Tor he mlne was $2JO.O0o. This has b4en n "ady bullion proddc as minc fer years. n no doub; under tie new manage ment il will produce more bullion than ever.
 Don Louis Torres, governor of the s'a'r of Sonora, passed through here on his re urn fro ,he City cf Mexico on Sun lay last. The governor stated ,o Frontier lncal that the federal govern ment had agreed 60 furnish all the mon .ys and troops necessary to subjecs the Yeaui Isiisrs 70 ci7i! Iu!e, aad tkat I
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New r+ nj. Iayy.


 The Trrrit"risl taT Jss, passed pro tid"s a- follows: That ioclt"rs pace [, -nbs;antis:l Gase or monuiIc:!t of s pei nAnrat character at caaI. end o' th round im-d. and others as near K, racticab c a,n,. thr c1urs. nf the led:,r ,ad alsn similar "i ct. at each corner ..' n. cam; said 4kes ta contain i, ,. ;Hn- ricu Gu, mnnnrr ,he .amc of th. c'sin. and n"'icoS to be placed m innnu n-nts as herc,"isrr. The line of stalk. ',"n. the Ied sc shall not afirrw1rd h 'i.sp:s'l 5" X, Ia ,ff-ct ih- rights nc ll'rr'i i'y others. 4 lnca ions niss, b r. cor .ei within @ days.
 t c"r'l,rs are 10 rec i've for rrccrl:n. n" sEia nj "Ir d Iiai fpr ths first fen. ,rd twenty crl;s f.r each .,i.t."n. '.i". l. as" prrvIlcs r. the index ln: .! s.l l"ca'i-ns m "l- s.. l l.. |.. n ,i...
 l, tur'h"r l'r"v.i-s that bf.r. sI1r ia,s aficr rh. ;srrl"l i;x-, bs the Ualt.. states ia~ t". thc ahnuil cxpeudiIdr~s sse-sni-nt w"rHl up.n c aim. C ain wnsr. G,tv ii Will, Inc recorder of |. ''uaty aa atii i.E;t ae'i.!I tnrli ,h ;; ,h fall amount has bcea eYrenir,l, a. Iiirr'l br lnn', znd containing . conc . !e.crinlinn of the character "f sue. s"rk and ir and inr what year. Fror 'he tim. of the fling "t such atli l.v |, h- same sh.N le r.na, facic evi ienc, f ,h- fact. therein s'a.el, s:h sEsIl In. art no'ice th'raoi to al persons; as vnrn snc partnrr d'es nnt come to tin. with his part of inc asscsslnsnt work II, n'her may d, ii and i'e npiic, of hsyi-p lone :hs same with ih: recorder. hr. . keep nn alph,b"ticl' list 9: such aili,ln- wits. t'iis a'so spplles to placer zKs rhe law en-s into riTtc: three ms.t. !, fr"m the date of it's passage. -Tucs ci lad K
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Turtle DO-s.

The cn"iag "i rII- lvrtic dove indicat-s the cnning "f spring. an. the j-~, WIT *"nt [" rrj,ice -t the sinsin. of tird- 'nd tine budding O trees.
 Ire Syrian, "r 'urilc ,iov". sh ut one t!.ir'i the size of the dove ot the ark, is ir '- fouTd a'"ag the G Ia rive, specially ,' r .'rerce, where they nest in the cot t"swcod trees and feed il the s're-ts and roads. as aohndy docs th-m any harm IL 's not customary among sI"r;sn-h [" kill d.'vrs of any kind. hut the turtle love is hrli especially secure 2 xc- ,:"unt rf its inn"crnc-.
 The irnisg-t!oa of thn.e little dove. might V" encouraged for eIpor.a,iur ss hcf arc exceedingly r,r-
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Occidental

Hotel. The only fiIs-csss hotel in io.ni's'nne. Siiu ted on thr cc.acr o' First and Allen strr.ts. IINr's ir~l, furnished tErau. h-ut. and las all A,.:d- ."'r i'm, m,r.vc meLis. Tr.vc..rs are T, con, in' ,d-'l tn s'o.n st tins house. Pr:,a'r rooms fir rcnn''Jci II :-avr'ers. Tn. hSr af thi. house ls iurIi-hed with i'm ..r"vrd biili.r { l,-< anl cari roon., nd is si"ckpd with the finest branus O. wines, liquors ani ri-ars.
 aeif JOSEPH PAsCToIY.
 rGCIrictUT.
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Board of Supervisors.

 Bn>rG in.t this mnrnIn. st 10 .. n. P'es-n', Supervisors Mc.A.lis, and n nn'."n~rv.
 The sn'y business performed bv the "ard WAS ti.- snp"in,in. "f A. 0. Wal .c'. as clerk of the b.,.ri. 4 j,aIned ua'i' p. m.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. iari m~t Al , r. m, Montgomery and NcA lister present.
 The minutes "f FcLrcary l0:h were esd snd approved.
 The ofiici,l nrti and h,nh af A. O.. Nalarr w,- approved .nd fled. A C 'mmu,ic. \ frnn, Robert Erc,es- "r, ai B"E>nn, i"r he further spprarris ice "f S$) to purc!i..e lot f"r j.il at 1.ns"n. r-ie'.'l
 ca rn"inn, J"ha F. Crowley was ap- ,"iutri constshe fer Vile X. and said ,rnwlov WAS H";iff d Ia |! e his bpuds. As we cn Ia press, the baaid are hUsii, ..ga.cd ia slawiSa bills against the :uuEty.
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RaN 6.

4 large nunb~r "f specfs'or, VT. as s-n,l,-i x: D,ings track yesterday 's nr"Sr, Ie. and ,s-rel mare. The race sa. run in good .ri, and was wen by H.nfin.'s hnr.-. Alter fhIs there w.f 2 ,cc free fer all. in which ihe.c were six -ntrI"s, ani the r.c: v .s wnn by h :. S.,rr,I I,"rs.. nani- unknown. Jack Pas r-c aad minsr. wh' lad a couple "' livery horses then run iace for $J s tide rou u,i the 'isck, an.l the race Wa. won by P,sc,r.
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NDt.cc.

Ths sccsnh qitr'rr.y m"c'in. of the Srek Gi"~er's Association I C.'cisi.. county wi.i br he q "u he 18th dIy ni Apri 1885. al 5 p. m., in Tnnbst"se, al f- office "f the brard Q: supervisor, F. rc,i"n "f officers an l oinrr imp Itah' business will h. trlnsac:cI. Al nm her. and irt-r-sic | rat r men are earn es,ly requested [" attend.
 C. 5. ABB BpT-., President. F. IIERHERA. Secretary. i'd.
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DIPS, SPu2j .TD ANGLES.
Jottin2s in an1 O., of Tor1bStsno
 ard All Around.

Qitc change n tc weather.
 k tights nf psthits meet to-nigh..
 !; i"oss very much like rain as ns go 10 press.
 The s ar r-sturr.n: has reduced beard Is <; par VIC k.
 Ey-rhsiy now ru.h to the Star res.u rant, Lo.rd sG per week.
 Frank E o.i took q r.,;c down te 5: D viis yesterday 10 7isi, cr cn,,.
 Nv spring millinery .' Mrs. snsi,L's Fr.rl..t ='r--', above Joe H.. Gcrs.
 Y French hats. flowers and feathers st Ar-. $ ..th'>, 5!l Fr-m 'nt -irco:.
 The Prescott siiner says Gnrkrnar Ti.,.c i~ confined ;n his bed ny i.iu~s..
 Si yer k,as s'"ck is nos drwa nS3 50 -t 'Srsi Il nss been tor several years.
 For yyIIsh team or s fast clar. saul 6 ior.c, go to the r .>hi"n si.b.es
 Go. Mrntaninp. Irsi master of the E. M. ani A. r-i.road, is paying visit 1" eur c.tv.
 iI,r iInit ari vie have bren spend ing ew days In town II 'rry Is "r- "i ,nc r,;,u u c"ndur,sr. ol Iir \. M . ar.d 4. rai.Io"l, lgn,iug bsIws.n Bru>eu ao'i N.;,,s.
 M;. ii.ury C.mphrl', the gri ia! gen tl' ,ncn sLd .."?u ar mIx'I',::is', has ac cri.trn I'."Iii"n VIII, f ru Jo#es of ,I, P.uy -s,n, ..nd would tr p.r.s.i io Sc. all o.d !rIcnis.
 F ai i!e a'!v,rtiscm'nt ;r another C" umn "f No:rIs (, Waircn's Hrw n,-a. nlarkct. 1hr-c grE'i men are well kno~n ia Tom ist.ne aud ms DcsInsS fol Ih m lively tsi..
 J"ha N. ClrroT, A.chi.on: W. C. L mt. \. A. Jackson, Bsu.on;J C. Pics ton. k ,..s.-; Il. C. H."k r, ezra E. uIIa r.ncb, E N. Jump, FoIt lIuac!.uca $ l. mar. Us Cab z..; F. Corpst,in F.irr,anSs; D K. W.rGweli are rcgisivre, al III. O'CN- -bta!.
 A Washington special caIs; Senator C.ner"n siAris next week for New M~xI O., AT z.ns snd sou;he!n Caliora'z, an' w:iI b: gone som: weeks. The s'ns!oI ;s interested with IliIinaY-r, Brewster Cameron and others in a large ranci beur Tucson, admirably located apt well stocked with cattle. / We have had comedy farce and o'hel anus ments during ,hs pas, few moniI's. but now We are to have Ihc F.. dcrict .Wards company in tragedy. This vii be the fir,t time in the history of Tomh stone thst such plays as Damon ard Pyuhias. Virg aiss and o:hrr or theii kind have been prodeced. Iscsc o!ayt will be prodrced by coHpany of hf- :ecp people, each srd everyone of whom
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ocru fx d.' $500. but fsiins ts give i'

oeru fix d a $500, but faiing ts give i', ic laagUisllss Tn Hntcl de C"yle.
 The Territory vs. Tom Ring, charged with assault and battery, tho defendant l-man ie'l jnry tria and the case was .e, for 3 o'clock ihis afterne OF, tho de e1d,at deno,i;in. $50 for his appear ,pc. st that heur.
 The case If lhe territory, Es. Th'r,a Win. for sss1u.t and battery is "n trial I,eiois T jrry as we % t" press. The .,sy is h"ing tried ef"rc Policc Judge its'nn; G. ". Swain anre,rin" for the 'r"sccu,iou. ani Judge FeItcr for th. i.fensr.
 Tine court room wss crowded win .pctr,"rs. snl ,o 'uirrnus was the evi- i"nce ''ll' they wer- kept in a contiaual 'nund of lanahtrr during the trial.
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IS Y, 4 r. Their advertisement will so.
 str to-maIrow. There were nine phssrsCsrs on IL. outgoing coach this morning.
 Suhscrbe and advertise in" TuE TOMBSTONE. the peoples p,Ier.
 II. C IGrk r.'f :he Sirrr. Eoai, .sch, Gl.hau, county, is in ;oNa.
 Chi 'ir;n can's n. poison-i by the u>, T R d Str Cure. N, bad ,tiecs.
 MT. snl Mr,. &i'r. ,irp,rt.d ,hi h Ting for linear hoiA~ ln p., scott.
 >'"r 'rv WIS ti- C "s- of the L>ntrI s''as"" oi Es"l;iiics,Ion .ni prayer.
 DMt forget the iliz. a4rcc at Mr, Ch"'s d'acing .che.l thi, .7tnirg.
 F.r.. k nc. win~s, hquors anl cigar, 4 ih. D,a< E1ciInge. aG,i
 Deputy Slriif J'hn F. Crowley. o' Wilcox, aIrlved in TsnS.tvus las; evsu- sg.
 0 d E 'rens was on ihs war | yrs.er isy. rl .'liEo it V-sy di..s:...pie Sl.., dN.
 There are nur,-rnms P.pa,ns ia tori .ei'is. o!.as, and they are doing Il Lli,l trade.
 The Bank Exrhsn-. s.looa kcen< th, 'ny .rhuino brand Of Tea K-ith ,hiAsy. sG {.
 The new city assessor. Patrick D.. .,r, will enter upon hi. du;.,. ls- morrow.
 M,ssr, l. md arl lily s, of ,le T,vi ,'atilc .cn.npaRy, On tie Ba5acomari, MI, ln town.
 The m-mhcrs the tiram,'ic club wil meet for rettaisAl in Sem, f-iia hail ~ . :JJ rhis even s1.
 General D. k. Nrrdvcil and Nis, C,:ris Tempest arrived lr"n rrsSce:, oi naturd-y evening".
 The Erie Cattle company have madr application To join tho Cochise Stuck GTow.r's Associa,ioa
 Tn- C .cli-c II,r'l,4re company dis pose of tvo carloads of cand cs per mont, a the mines n tsis cami. Caier the new law the assessor co. sets pal tax $ anl rcce.v.s twenty tiv, c~n:s fr each one collected.
 The case of ihe T.rritAry vs. Dr. Ec- Swenan wss con.i2s-ti this mornirI ua- lil tp n,"rroT at 10 o'clock, owing to ,h, mes. cf d,ie.da=!'s st.urHry, Jud4 i.o;,iEson.
 N,rrsnts were sworn a1s iu Jas'ic R;charisnns court to-day. fnr Fr,nl McD .rald, Web Cnhy xnd Mir. Fuiicr "a charge cl r.nninS lrate game si Iarn. Their ce.-s viii come up Ia .nu:row. W N D,Lbit', business m-ne.,r Q he Frederick Wardc combination, sr 1 rvei in c,n:p Saturday evening. nud F busilJ r,.klny pr-l.,T.'iSn. for ,he nr | neaIancs oi his cnmpssr, wh:ch "ccuIs S.inriry saa Monday, AiIi, IS and % The plays SC, ,t. Il arc ''Eirsinius' i"J Ssturd .rrnin-. and ID ,mnn an, fytiias" for Monday, b,,h very power 1T ,r~.es'I.., snd worthy et rhc h'@!' rrr ,,aii". the Wards con1:nsuon Ca joys.
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Pos o!fice Directory.

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The Tombstone., 1885-04-06
TRAyGLsR'S GUIDE.
Sandy So5's Stago Line,

Sta-- |, c"ptrci w.th Eastern d West. era h',unG uain> leaves al 9:li 8. m. stage far 8i>bcc lriNe- every dJS (eXcett Supday) ai a. th., iiv time
 5,L9c To connect with Quay ;Has train l,,vr> a' D. m.
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County Records.

The following dcumrnis have been fled for record in the office of tl:s cvaat, cc,r4er.
 DEEDS REAL ESTATE. William c. Moore, tn Coehi,e Cattle "nrany. V. 1s "f Y. E. !: asd wr't ja I $. E. l srcir"a 90, township $. R. 20 <. oae doli.r and n'I'"r VI usbirl.
 LOG. ITO ;s. Stockton, locst ,i uv William A. rn"mpsoa and N-x'", Lloyd, Dos CsbtZss: February 10, 1885. Oakland. loca'"l by William A. rh.mp>nn and Newton Lloyd. Dcs Cab,zas; F-!.rnar: iN, 1885.
 DEEDS -s:IAEs. Nswtoa L!.vd tn Vii fem 4. Thomp- .or, 450 feet in lcB-'u by 300 feet in width of the Grecnbur, miar, situated n the Dos Crh-sas dis'ri .i.
 OATH AND BOND. A. o. Wallace, xs clerk ofthe board "f ,,:u:rv;>,r., in .!:s :ur. nf S!.0o3. wi:!; =. F.. Frcslericks and Wm. Richie as .ureues.
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