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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-11-10
CONNECTIONS

CONN I.E
"A. With South Carolina railmad to and from
Charleston; with Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta railroad from Wilmington and all
points north thereof; with Charlotte, Colum-
bia and Augusta railroad from Charlotte and
all points north thereof. b. With Asheville
in Western n. Carolina. C. WithAtlanta aud
Charlotte div Richmond and Dapville railway
for Atlanta and all points southland west.
STANDARD Easterx Time.
CIR. TALCOTT, Superintendent.
N. SLAUGHrER, Gent Passenger Ant.
D.CARDwELL. ASST GeHr Pass. Agt. =
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WILMINGTON. COLUMBIA AND AU.
WV GUSTA RAILROAD.

Going Son u NO4 No 40
Leave Wilmington -. % 3opm nlopm
Arrive at Florence. .......1 so 2 20 a m
Arrive at columbia ....... g 40 a m
Going North NO 43 o AZ
Leave columbia ........ 10 90 m
Leave Florence. ........ a Sol l52am
Arrive ut Wilmington: 2 40 p NJ G 10 a IN
Train M. 43 stops at all stations, Nos. 48
and AZ stop only ut Brinkley's, Whiteyille,
Bloomington, Fair Bluff. Marion. Florence,
Tinimonsyille, sumter, camden junction ard
Eastover. Passengers for columbia aud all,
ppints an 9 q y X, O, c5&A II II, Aiken juno
tim and nll points beyond, should take M. 48,
night express Separate Paliman slccpers
IL. All Trains run solid between charleston
and WILMINGTON.
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GOING NORTH.

"Dn'ly fDMly except Sunday.
Tickets ON sale at Greenwood to all points
at through r~ates-baggnge checked to tcsti-
nation. Connections nndc Mt Greenwood
with C.& e.. X. Il. E.T. CHARLTON, G. =. A.
augusta, Ga.
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
wilmington. N. C., A"y. 2d, 1885.
FAST LINE between Charleston and
Columbia and Upper South Carolina
CONFESSED SCHEDULE.
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CPARTANBURG AND
- ASHEyH.LE RAILROAD

CPARTANBURG AND
- AsHEvNLE RAILROAD
On and after Apr. 6th, 1885, passenger
trains will be rus dailv Except Sunday, be-
tween spartanbnrg and HendersonviIle as
UP TRAIN. II
Leave r. p. Depot at Spartanburg 100 p m
Leave Spartanburp, A IL. depot -. s 10 pm
Leave Saluda -. !. I. .....".... 6 20 pm
Leave Flat Rock j. ..... ....7 90 pm
.irrivc HeDdersoBvih& ...,!.... Tbs !. m
DOWE TRIM.
Leave HcndersOuvillef ...... 200 a m
Leave Flat Rock ~. -. ~. 7l5 n I'M
Leave Saluds ... Z 90 a m
Leave dir Line Junction 1888. 10 Is am
Arrive h, / D Depot Spar.anburg 10 20 a m
Trains ON this ROAD run by AIRLINE time.
and Charieston via lSpartanburg, Union and
Coiumbiai Atlanta nhd Charlotte by Air Line.
LANES ANDERSON Superintendent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14

Pipe Line Bob, Roam, Chestnut sorrel, Jet
Black, Bay, Mahogany Bay, Dark Brown and
sorrel horses, Bay Ponies buggies, carriages,
wagons, sleighs harness, robes. &C. will be sold
Mt Colvin's sale, March 10.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14
DEATHS.

WERNTz.-In this city, March a. 1885. George
Werntz, aged 76years, months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock Services at West
Nilsson chapel. Interment at Lancaster Gem
etery. mltH
UHLER.-At Mannheim, March IL, 1885, Mr.. Anna
X Uhler, only sister of Abraham Kaufman, esq,
aged 81 years, IL months and II days
Funeral Monday, 10th inst, at a. m, at her
late residence. Services at Reformed church,
Mannheim. lnterment at Kaufman meeting
house. Friends and relatives are invited. 3td'
FRIToHEy.-March ~. lss5, in this city, Rev.
John G. Fritchey, aged 50 years, month and 0
days.
Funeral services will be held on Monday after,
noon ut ! o'clock in the First Reformed church,
of this city. Interment at Mechanicsburg Cum.
berland county, Pa
HorFNAN.-In this city, on the 18th inst, John
Hoffman, in the 6sth yearof his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of Mrs. Elizabeth Duchman, IS Middle street, on
Sunday afternoon, at o'clock. lnterment at
Woodward Hill cemetery. 2td
ERIsMAN.-March 10, 1886, at Nobesville, Neb
Daniel ID. Erisman. in his 4lst year.
The relatives and friends of the family also
Monterey, Lancaster and Hebel Lodges, l. o
.. F.. and members of tho G. A. r., are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. from his
mothers residence, No. 223H West Chestnut
street on Sunday afternoon Mt o'clock In
terment at Lancaster cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14
neeuu 40 Pr.rtlce.

As win be seen by an advertisement in another
column, DIR. Roscoe Murphy, one Of the gradu
ates OF this years class at the Pennsylvania Cols
lege of Dental Surgery, has begun the practice
of his profession in the Office of DR.. II. d. Knight
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14
MARKETS..
PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March l4-Flour quiet and
easy Superhne, ~ 5o92 IS Extri, y 75g
$50; Penn'a. family, s3 50659 rs Winter clears, -
E8t49 do straights, y 25pl75 Mimi extra clear,
81 37fp4 80 do straights, 81 5OfD3 %: winter pat.
ents, "a 1896 25 spring do, 81 0oa5 10.
RIVE -four at 80 506f3 90.
Wheat dull ana lower; No. Western Red.
SIC No. 5 do. at sl6s2c; No Pa. do, 9c No.
2 Delaware do, Ole.
Corn market quiet 4nd easier steamer, 4sITd
Acc No. 2 yellow ana mixed, 4914c; No do,
Oats dull and unchanged; No. l White, CSC
No. 2 do, at 37@s712c No. do, 3G95S1zc re.
jected, 3215e13ic No. mixed, 35c.
Rye nominal No. Pa. 70c.
Seeds--Ciover dull at 714G1s&c; Timothy dull
at 81 50Gl So FIaxseed at 81 5J8l 60.
Winter bran firm at sl7Gl7 50.
Provisions-=marSet steady, but quiet mess
pork, sl4 90 beef hams, s2I 5oG2 w city mess
beef, 1880.
Bacon, slss9ac Smoked Shoulders, &c
ssi1 siek,eS aS ao sSsSffS; SafSs; smoked hams '0she
Lard quiet city refined, at 7k@sc loose
butchers, 61<flGAc prime steam, " 25G7 30.
Butter market dull and prices declining
Creamery extras, 22@26c B. C. and N. Y. do 2JG
&c; Western dairy extras, 2sc do good u
choice, l5Glsc.
Rolls at 7alOc packing butter, 7GlOc.
Eggs lower under free receipts Extras 2lQ
2l4c.
Cheese quiet and steady; New York Full
Cream, l2l4Ql2kc Ohio Flats, choice, ll1ac de
SC do full do l6I3c
Petroleum dull Refined, TIC.
Whisky frmer at 81 20.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14
RELIGIOUS.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
N held in the following churches tomorrow,
in the morning at 1879, In the evening at 5:is.
erS erereSnt Ysisp Il Is specially hoted; "'" '''' "'
MExoRiALt tPRKsBYTEnrAN)- )-south Queen street;
s%snns weeRe
Rev. N. Fraync, pastor Services at 1880 p. m.
ana s p m sSSsay sSasG King
e. Z. Reed, pastor. sunday school At u p m.
ana jaime. sirsss heS Rn SG
Services AZ 1920 a. m Rey 2 H. H. Ry Fry Gcaing 9ncs
eaa Serhart az tf M schoS ny ny e' rro' E.
CoILE1n GnArrIDiyise , s,.s seryiSc pS st 1880 M
sesnSn Wnsr ~ aes SSn pastor Preach
Ing in the morning nj and evening en- Y by the pss,Sr
in connection with the morning service. sun.
day school at las y. IN. Prayer meeting ut $3.50
and on Tuesday evening.
street above pSso
Preaching at 1880 9. m and at 7lS p; m. by the
Glass meeting on Tuesday and Thursday even
FsnMsr M REronxrp- Services morning and even
REroRMED isr LuKE's)- Marietta avenue, Rev:
ic:pa. m and 7:iS p m sunday school at p; m
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST (CovENANT)-Wes, es,
streets, formerly known as saleml Rev. NJ. )
Mumma, pastor. Preaching Mt 1880 u III. and
l 1:l5 p. III. sunday SchoOi at II. III.
| ST. PAUL's-Diyine service ut 1870 " M ant
7:l5 p. IN. by the pastor. Sunday school at Ia
| p. IN.
/ PREsByrEnIAN.-Preachin in the morning ano
i evening by the pastor, Rev. j. Y Mitchell, D. -
ST. JOINS LUTHERAN-Rev. Sylvanus stall
pastor Preaching in the morning and evening
by the pastor, sunday school ut las. Service
| each evening during nextweek.
| GOTwALD MISSION SCHOOL Mt p. IN.
MoRAvIAS.-J Max Hark, pastor loH a. m
Litany and Sermon: p; m !, Sunday school
| UNION BETHRL-Rev. G. w. .Seilhamer PASTOR
Preaching at 1880 a. m. and 7:l5 ,. IN. Reviva
| services during the week. Preaching thi
| Saturday evening.
ST. PAuLs NJ. Il. CHuRcH.--Seryices morning
| and evening by the pastor Sunday school a
| LAS p. IN.
THE womans Christian Temperance Unio
| prayer meeting will be held to o-morrow Sunday
| afternoon, ut n quarter past o'clock, In the Nc
| mortal Presbyterian church South Queen stree
| The pastor, Rev. Thomas Thompson Will cor
| duct tho services Meeting as usual. at ocloc
on Tuesday aftern noon in Y. NJ. e. A. hall.
| FIRST NJ. Il. CHURCH-Rev. j. I. satcbell, pasto
| Preaching at ll30 a. m. and 7.l5 p. N. LAD
m. sunday school 6l5 Young Peoples Pfaye
l meeting Prayer meeting on wednesday ever
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14
Live Stock Prices.

CHIcAso-Cattle-Receipt 5000 head; ship
ments, $500 head; trading brisk and market
stronger, with prices l5c higher the meagrt
supply was soon cleared ont l,050 to l,25s
pounds steers ~ 3OGp5 10; 1890 TO l.aoo pounds
Is 25615 co extra, s5 G005 90; cows and mixed
common, " 40g3 90 medium So 25l3 50 good
g eogt 60; TeTans si95; stockers. IS 4o84 80
Hogs.fseceipts, 5000 head shipments. 1900
market steady good grades hrm; rough pack
ing, ~ 4OGa 6S packing and shipping. 9to e
pounds, = 1904 IS skips, q 5O9a Is.
sheep.Reeeipts. aso6 head shipments. i.soo
grades inferior, 81 5Og2 so; medium, 81 76G
3 80; good, $3 COCA 90; choice, $+G4 20.
EAST LIBRRTY.-There was not much doing tn
live stock to-day. The demand for Cattle Was
especially light and prices were steady and un
changed receipts, l046 head shipments. LOS:
head; no shipments to New York yesterday.
Hogs were firm and higher with the tendency
still upwards Phiadelphias, S 25Q5 IS; York
head shipments, 3, 900 head Shipments to New
York yesterday 20 carloads.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14
ORPHANS COURT SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE CITY PROPERTY.
ON SATURDAY, MARCH H. 1875,

BY virtue of land in pursuance of an order of
public sale at the Cooper House on West King
street, Lancaster city, Pa, the following real es
No. i, All those i've two-story BRICK
back buildings, and other outbuildings, and lots
Of ground thereto belonging, situate Nos 2il, 2l3,
2i5, 2l7 and 2l9, on the north side of East Frcder
lex street, Lancaster city. Each house has
Except 2la which fronts q feet, inchcs), and
No g All that certain two-story FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, with One-story frame
back building and lot Of ground thereto belong
north of Frederick street., Lancaster city. The
lot fronts 10 feet more or less on Market street,
and extends In depth IS feet, more or less.
No. g. All that certain lot or piece of ground
srtuate on the southwest corner of North Ship
pen and East New streets, in the City of Laucas-
ter. The lot has frontage of 1863 feet ON Shippcn
street and extends In depth along New street
2s feet, to Jefferson alley.
No. 4. All that certain Lot or piece of ground,
north OF James, In the city OF Lancaster, con-
tanning In front ON said North Lime street, Us
feet and In depth $40 feet, to Cherry alley.
No, o. All that certain Lot or piece OF ground,
north of Frederick, IN the city OF Lancaster,
containing 4sL feet In front on said North Lime
street and In depth l2sk feet, 10 other ground of
Geo Shulmyer, deceased.
sold separately or together, as may he most ad-
yantageOus.
sale to commence at 7 o'clock D. m on said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
JULIANA sUULMYER,
Executrix OF Geo. shulmyer, Deceased.
HENRY sHuBERT, Auctioneer.
fis,sl, ID, S,S&m5,e,7 79,loll,l2.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14

GLASS SLIPPERS HAVE BEEN IN
NJ troduced in Venice, but they won't be-
come popular here until the lost art OF darning
stockings Is revived. Use MiLLER'S BORAX
SOAP for washing those darn'd stockings.
mar7-Gmd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14
New York Market.

NEW YORK, ,MarchIi-Flour-Stat and Western
steady and moderately active. Southern firm.
Wheat heavy and ss6llo lower. with a moder-
ately active business No. White, nominal
No. 2 Red, March, ss4c; April, SsK9S9hc
May, 901dQ901sc; June, 9laQs2c; July, s2Q
9214c.
Corn H@ssc lower and dull Mixed western
spot 50&l52c do future 60l5lc.
Oats shade lower and dull No April, 32l1c
May, 365s437c State, 394Alc ;Western, 3s04lc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14

DUBLIC SALE OF CANADA HORSES.
l. on MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1885, will be sold
at u. Logan's Stables, Market street, rear of
McGrann House, Lancaster, Pa, one carload
of the Best Horses, Heavy Boned Feeders, that
were ever sold in Lancaster. A nice pair of fine
Black Mares.
Sale 60 commence at o'clock p. m. credit
of 60 days will be given.
lids DANIEL LOG AN.
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sale To.nlrht,

A large number of building lots and DIV ell.
ings principally in the northern and northeast
ern section of the city, belonging the estate of
George shulmyer, deceased, viii be offered at
public sale at the Cooper house, at ! O'Clock this
evening,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14

IFyou are in want of a fine driving horse,
double team, or wagon of any kind, attend Col
wins sale on March l6.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14

READ the handsome bills posted up giving a
description Of property to be sold Mt Colvin's
livery on March 10th.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
HI FULTON NATIONAL BANK, of Lancaster, in
the State of Pennsylvanis, at the close of busi-
ness, March 10, 1885:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14

ON March 18th the public will have an oppor-
tunity seldom offered to purchase fine outfit at
Colvin's sale
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-14

NOR SALE OR RENT.
-I The property of the late A. L. Roberts, on
West King and Prince streets. Large Three
Story Building" Roberts Hall :" valuable busi-
ness stands In basement, &c, &C, &c. For par
ticulars, apply to
JOHN W. APPEL. Attorney,
No. 3 North Duke street.
febl6, q, ,23, 2s& mar2, 1914
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-c:S..g ..sc5iGer a. -.".Iea "a
arre.:ed on ,cnarges p-Ctsrrsd by III. I Don
ovnn With having borsc' belonging to Tia
US. Government, Some, time. prior Mr..
Jon~s purchased u horse. paying '% 'he
sane si5D, and placed him in his stable on
Alien street Mr.. Donovan who frequehss
the stable, saw Ike horse, and ts!ng Some
Kind Of m officer claimed the horse ma
Z. :. Lor,c. Al. differed with the officer No
10 the brand, ana hence The arrest. MIR.
Jones was brought befurv the Pilgrim this
morning and placed under bonds Of 81 600,
wh,ch IN cur minds and the miids Of all
people WIS ,n,rmous. -when NC know that
Mr. Jones has all his interests Lere, and
could not leave rs he is uiider bonds now as
o.niy Recorder, but than that Is rs much
sense as lie Pilgrim las. The examination
vas set for two o'clock this afternoon, and
our Ici ortcr WAS on tire spot, but becoming
ui.-u,tsd with the testimony Tor the tefs2se.
leu the sceme. A. We 20 TO press III" p.!-
grin. is s;n writing down Questions and
rnsW ur-. One good tEiug ala ut the cxsrni-
r.ttuu Is that the county Will not BE- oct .
cc:.t. rs ;: is = II S" oiien.c.
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Il Petition,
To Tie Hon. ". Il Fulsciy!i, Judge Of Tie
IL. Ju1lcisi D;oiiIc., l.r-i.u~y T.! Ar

To Tie H,n. ". Il Ftjlsc'y!a, Judge Of Tie
Is. Judlciel D;,iilc., l,r-i.y~y Z! Arr
z.n..:
SIR:-Sc the undersigned citizens ard
Taxpayers Of Cyc:lse LUuu;y, 90 u.csl re-
si'rciluiy pray taat roa scmoYe from ;nc
Office OF Court Commissioner % this co."ty,
G. Gordon Ada.ns. ~: H. reason. Ler..E-
after set fort:
IL. Hal lie Is Z stranger = our people
and has no common in,cr.s; II Ogr success.
3nd. Thai be was brought from al-r Z,
tue so.caIItd towueits owners iur The I,ui-
pose Ct disPosscs=nS cur soldiers :tym ;-c.r
HOIlcs.
3Gj. That be is now arI always Ia, been
since his advent in oar II DIST, = aid attorney
III IhU employ Of the townsIJ. company. and
as su:i an attorney ": caunuy expect justicU
d; his hIrd. as CUurI Commissioner.
4th Tuat he has passed upon The validity
Of somc Of our ely ordinances IN advance,
and Las declared openly u!On on. st:ee.s
tHa: said ordinances are mol wOrtG i! damn
and II brought ueioic i.,t.. would 50 be d..
clIrvd.
9Th. And we urgently ard respectfully
ask TIA. you rcmoI. TINS .nan irOui tue Cfiicc
b. now occupies, in utter disregard Of The
wishes OF 81: our people; and We luItHer
ass that yJl appoint ~ said Office some
su,;abic person who wall give confidence suu
command Tie respect OF our citizens.
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C'o1sn " records.

The following Instruments Lave been
fled IL tie Office OF tho County Recorder;
DKEDs REAL ESTATE.
Mountain Mad N ming Company TO
W. X Ord, certain surface ground on
,a.- Mountain Maid mine; $500.
F.ra,ce P"p.r to ". 4 Gird, certain
,or,Imp Of the surface ground On the
Mountain Maid NINE: $500
TOWER II ATTORNEY.
MnurtaIn MaIa Aiming Company 10
G. G. B,ir,, 10 a:.e"d 80 y: its business
IA CoIulse county.
APPOINTMENT.
A. i English rs Superintendent OF the
M"uu'a:L Maid MiLlug Company, to rec
>ldc n Tombstone.
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Notice.

viii sell at pUuic auction for cash on the
s.b day OF October, 1855, beginning at 9
o'c!"ck T.. "a OF said day. 81 the West End
Corral, III the city Of Tombstone, Cochisc
county, Arizona, in pursuance as IN order
o! the CUi.niy Court in the matter q, Leo
K"rnrr. and d. II. Peterson, insulvent dcbt-
oTs: Vine wagons. one running gear of 4
wagon, one 1T of chain harness. about 1000
fIc brick. and lot ui nld wasou material.
&. !. BRADSHAW, Assignee.
Dated the 23lh day of September, 1889.
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Card Of Thanks.

The Undersigned desire toexp,ess their
thanks to the business Elen of Tombstone
Tor 'deiF libeFali'y in contributing to the
iund Tor paving the funeral expenses Of
~ BE hirs sa.ae, the vicnm Of Non.
juy's FIRE, PHI Rr.crrx
y ,.CinNlE
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For sale

Tie undersigned being dcslrous Of cngag
ing other business. o6kas the old .sts bli.hcd
Eclipse Bakery OF this CITY for ssie, and will
sei! il 1t barr siu !: caI"d for seen. C.,I or
dao'ess' J. N. NAsg.
TOa-AGSc At
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THAT ARE ENCOUNTERED
ETERT DAY
BY our Very Efficient Corps
OF Reporters who arc Al
ways on the Spot
When anything Occursthat
!, OF Intrest TO our
Readers


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prices. il
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Rooms to Rent.

Having leased the Way.Up lodging
mouse on Alien street, ard renovated the
same, I am NOW prepared TO rent rooms
by be'day, week or month, at reasous-
be rates. Give NE u call.
tLOTTIE EGAN.
After breakfast, 70 make yourself fec
happy, so to Ashmun & Walkers and
purchase choice imported cigar.
The Pioneer mills -four. Sacramento. Is tie
best in the market. For sale 1t the Cash
store Of WoLcsrT & MEssioK.
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Dissolution Notice.

Tn" Firm 0: Fi,xhenr, & Mansfield grocers,
la- this day been dissolved ty mutual con.
Svn,, j { Fl zi.enry rctirin. from said firm.
The iit-in..s. hereafter will be conducted by
r. y. Man>t Id alone. All persons owing
said firm. will settle with said Mansfield VIII"
i.ouc haas :ke right 10 collect; and all per-
sui having claims against said ;Tm will
present them 10 s:.ii siam field.
J. G. FITZuEERy
x. p Mansfield.
TOMBSTONE. 4. T., Sep: %. 1859.
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. 'iit,l trf ,,rr n Snar-
/ ia! j, ~ i. .eu.-ht ir the r-,,ic schools Of
| his c.y "a q stori time.
IT, Clty Cuauc.,. coming TO lie conclus,or
that tity Attorney savage's adeice was use-
/ '"Fs C 'a-'a' A''e eageata another a'ior-
NY
, large n""'''f O "t' e'''"'"S '''' On TITS
!
Tucson.
q,..C.r.,,,r.,,,,, s.,o.,. ,,,.,no 80. o
serve ,lcir Gus ones with the finest Of
henr'~ zee '"'d beer or orau-hi'
Tie lody Of thy late Mich ,e! Keller ~as
Guessed va F" "i'e '-'l,.' 'a'' :l'"rnorn' and
W. Jun" ''-U' 49, S''-' '''--"@ 'o"''7 VI
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tLOTTIE EGAN.
For Sale.
81

One fine American Milct Cow Al (trxns
Branch Water Station.
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Messe.s. S.ttcrwuite and Berry are II
i. a.. u, having commenced aaoiner suit
in ,j.crnsaI. We wonder whcth r Mr..
S.,tciwn!r.. "a. s.@-.-I - az GEES
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-28

As We have before stated TIE DAILY
TOMBSTONE Is = paper for the people and
when i. comes to our know ledge that any
one il Going wrong We p"se TO show
them up, and in tl.is instance We Will say
that the ~. 80 officer that is making him
SET 50 fcqueHt does rot stop visiting our
p,hlic school yard, thai some orc viii throw
. Giackboar rubber at him. Don't let any
more letters get into other peoples hands
after this.
KixsMAx-In this city. September o. John
Kneinau, native VI CS!Awa!i, EnS!2be,
aged 81 lcars.
We clip the above fro ID the San Francisco
Examiner If the a5:h inst. NJ, kinsman
Was an old resident of this city, ard was
well Anown. He WAS the father OF Billy
Knsman whe was sho; by May woodman.
ascu, three years ago. lie leaves wife and
four children TO mourn his loss.
The people OF this city are to be congrat-
ulaied upon The management OF the schools
in this district. Never before have We had
such all efficient principal US Miss Herring.
III The short time that this lady has had
charge Of th.: school, marked Change has
taken T.!acc in Ike behavior Of the pupils,
ard also In the progress 0! the scholars IA
.ue.r .:il.es. Miss Herring is ably assisted
hr 81 c-r.ss Of l...ics WHO are all Graduates of
:. - i.,.s ciIcati"na! institutions. Cnr
iea,ur" !aiciy introduced BY Mss Herring Is
1 fire drill, which she causes the scholars to
=" through with every morning. She ex-
poets - &c an,e t. clear the building o! all
~. children III about three MINUTES, as 5000
Is they become proficient in the fire Drill.