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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
Many property owners are doing their

Many property owners are doing their lawn gardening.
 This day WAS like a summer day, for warmth and sunshine.
 Pete Kitchen took a ride about the city today. He looks as though he will live for dozens of years yet.
 The ladies society Of the Congreca- t;onal church will meet to- morrow after- noon 0; , o'clock. \ full attendance IS requested.
 The Casa Gra1de Voice ot Arizona aas been enlarged aud outside, . the Egitaph and WI!lapsI Tribune, if is the finest looking weekly ID the territory.
 The school house lawn IS being rlcst- et with Bermuda gras', from the sur plus roots being taken from tho court house lawn. Trees and flowers have also been sct out and if proper care IS bestowed on them the play ground Of the pupils will be very attractive during coming seasons.
 A buzz of excitement was occssioned tbis morning by the report of a pistol in Wm. kane's saloon, on Congress street. By the time the crowd reached the place all was again serene, and the only information to be obtained was that during a little war of words Chas. kreshAm's gun went of toward Lyman \. Smith. All parties to the affair are very retlcent regarding the details.
 The best -four of the family IS The famous Victor brand, that .makes the hghtest and whitest kind of bread. Iii IS fast replacing every other manufsc- tured and is taking the lead wherever ii IS introduced The agency of this popu. lar brand has been taken by the enter prisIng firm of Wheeler & Perry, who will tske great pleasure in explaining its merits to their many customers.
 Nr. E. l.. Wetmore is something of a prophet, If one does not stop to con- sider that he bases his opinions gener. ally upon scientific grounds. Several years SEQ be contributed an article tn 1 the CITIZEN in which be advanced the | theory that the concentration of several | transcontinent l lines of railway at Los | Angeles, voul, eventually, through A | detectiOn of electrical currents, cause a I great increase in the rainfall of that sec tion. Two floods of unusual severity have proven the correctness of bis theory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
Mend the Mays.

Street Commissioner John Hart is en- gagged ID giving Congress street 8 coat ing Of gravel on the top Of the mud that seems determined not to dry ont. The gravel, if supplied in generous quanti- ties, will pack with the mud into a very hard and durable surface. The condi- ton of Congress street from Meyer to Stone avenue, has been deplorable ever sInce the rains began, and the present repairs are indeed timely and they should be extended 10 all the main thor oughtares. The expense Is nothing compared to the benefits. It is to be hoped that the committee on streets will not grow weary of well doing, but will give to the commissioner full an thority 10 place the streets m good con dition in every portion of the city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
The Malls

The Tucson Post Office received three days Ssn'FraucIsco mail on Saturday by way of the Needles and Albuquerque and II Is presumed the San Francisco mail will continue coming that way ;Ill the road is rep4Ired. IL takes two days longer to come that way than to come direct. The mail leaving San Francisco on the 22i should reach here this afternoon. There has been np resIisr through mail from ,he east since tine 18th, few letters seem. how ever. to work their way through every dsy, probably by the Texas route. Judg ing from reports there will be a through eastern mail today or tomorrow. The connection between here and Los An geles is all right.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
School Trustees.

IUCsoY, Ariz. Jan. 22, 1886,
 Special meeting of the board held this day at 7p. m.
 Present: John Gardiner. Chairman W. F. Smith, Member; Chas. J. Freese, Member.
 The reading of the minutes Of pre- vious meeting were dispensed with.
 Communication of Messrs. Hereford < Lowell was read and ordered on file. and on motion ordered that 1t be spread upon the minutes.
 Tucson, Ariz, January 2ls,,- ,-lSS6. To the trustees of School DistKict No
 1 Pim- county:
 GENTLEMEN: W. J. DOherty Esq, recovered a judgment against school District No. l, of Pima County on Feb 2lst, lSo5, for Sl3,7lLl3. and S7l9.2O costs.
 On Feb 25th 1885, the trustees paid Sl0,0O0. co and on Sept. 30th, lSS5, au additional SlO00O0 was paid on the judgement. There is now, or will be on the 30th ofthis month still due to Mir. Doherty interest and principal the sum of S3,76532. IL was stipulated and agreed by the trustees at the time they pad the SlO,ODOUO that lIr. Doherly should be paid In full on the 10th, day ot thls month; that time has past. ana we call your attention tO the fact that Mir, Doherty has not been paid and We have to request you tO at once pay Mir. Doherty the balance due him on bis said judgment. Hoping to hear from you at your earliest convenience and that you will make :he payment reques- ted without delay,
 We remain truly yours
 HEREFORD S LOWELL,
 Attorneys for W. J. Doherty. On motion of W. r. Smith seconded by Chairman Gardiner it was ordered that the sum of g, ,S20.7S be paid to ". J. Doherty being balance due on !udg ment held toy Mir. Doherty against School District No. l, issued by the District Court Feb. 2l 1885.
 John Gardiner and W. I Smith voting aye; ChRs. J. Freese, voting DO. No fur iher business appearing the board 
 CHAs. J. FREEsE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30

ftOrlnC the G1lCiea tS
 me Doe,e- will si.ree 10 forfeit ST 900 Tor -. ,..-ts-t. .r,, not cured The reason 70 many ,snr1f Os. curet of weakness and the above dls - ;s ,,,,;,,s ro R complication, called PhOS- TIT0RkHEA with HlPhhAESI IbESlA .hich requires spec si treatment
 DR ITsBIg's INvI FORATcK, No. z. Slth our pe- ,ulisr special trest tneut. IS tho 3hly Cure Io5 PRosTkToEEHEA sy II Manhood IS restored A-d the han 1- --'1' ''O'eu oaSA Aio'' ea0 'N .outh. .. .r - t.. -is,is.s .rd de.p8ndaut. look out for rho con- oI,c.tio1 with Vltei Nea SneEz tad loss Ot Nits, itv EuOyu as PrcstAtOrrhea- Hundreds or liTee rave been lost for the wHrt of proper trsstment for thI. cornpli cation. tnd thousands nave lost all their property End pleasure iu Iiis from its sleCts. ',
 Price Of either TnYtgorItor, ss. Case of nx bottles SiO. Bent to any address covered scun ely from observation.
 nr. Ifehlg N Co. treat successfully Dy no n1cDathy every form of SPECIAL. PRIVATE Ir CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or lausoous drugs. If vitality Is drained from the body numerous diseases follow that bafrie Orui- nary medical treatment IT -lloSed 70 continue he unnatural lose causes COnsu upuOn. Dizoe- iss Brizht's DIselse, Insanity, et5. Cures guar .nteed Diseases of the genito- urinary 1rgsAns, xidneys liver and bladder specially treated. DIS .AsEs OF wOAES SPEEDILY CURED.
 nuaIffIrd and Re. e.ponstbie.-Dr. Lisbig 6 lo. from EUROPE, are organized m com pnance sith the California Medical Law. Diploma pro- ,1rad by regular college education, and are nov n ttoir aiustsouth year of special practice.
 Most powerful electric belts free to patIents.
 To TROTE rHE WONDERFUL POWEH Of the lN- EIGOkAIOk A e BUrII.E GIVEN OR sEST FhEA- Consolidation free and private.
 Call or address -
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
Notice for Publication.
Pre-empdon No. s5S-
LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN, ARIZONA, }

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsOS. ARIZONA, !
 January t2. 1S56. ] Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention Co make final proof m support of his claim, and that sand proof will b. made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona, on Feb l7 1ss5. viz: Elias W. Shortridce. of Tuson, A. for the Si, Oi SNii Section l1 snd N13 Ol NNA Section 2l. Tp. lt <. F. lt r.
 lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence UpOn and culti- vation of said land. viz:
 John H. Lynch John Rusler, Anna NJ. Liv- iugston and Charles erud all of Tucson, Ariz
 BEN. M. THOMAS, Register. First publication. Jan. fs. lss6-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30

Constable Win. H. Lucas, assisted by special officer Kirby, made a couple of successful opium raids on Saturday night. The first vss at the store of Quong Hi, corner of Pearl and Main street. in which he captured two China men and one American ln the set of hitting the pipe" and he took them all in, together with the implements of their nefsrious occupation. They then went to joint on the scsquis, south of West Congress street, where they took in eight Chinamsn and theIr imple- nents, together with a lot of opium, lamps and other Rlxilirsies of the trade. The prisoners were all taken before Judge Scott and all but one gave bail, inst hss since been forfeited.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT TUCsOF, ARIZONA.
 nqearr her .3 1885.
Pre-emrtion No 145l.

Decsu Der Z3. 1885. ]
 Notice is hereby gwen that the following named ssitler has filed notice of his intention to rak- final proof i1 support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the keElster and Receiver. at Tucson, Arlzona, on Januar 7 g7 1sSS via: Marshal F. Scott for Lots and 1 and sIs of NWIa Sec. B. Tp. 1J s. R IS E. lie names the following witnesses to prove hls continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of, said land, viz:
 Edward WhitlOck. Thomas Gardner, John SehoenhOlzen. Walter S. Harvey all of Keeling ton, AT.
 First publication. Dec. 24. 1885
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
DIR. LIEBIG'S w Q N Q E R F U L
 6sfHaa laIlguTatVT,

THE OLDEST, GREATEST and BEST REMEDY for the curs Of Nervous and Physical DsbiIity. Vital Exhaustion, 3erpinal Weakness. Loss of Man hood, Failing Memory and Ne laxei and Enfeebled conditions of the Cienito-Urinery orgaIs.. It speedily cures IMPOTENCE, Early Decay, L0ss Of Ngory ' SEMINAL W EAkNESS, and al J the sad effects of youthful tol, lies and abuss or EACESSks OF MATURITY
 It pcrmznentiy prevents all Unnatural Loss frOE the system. as thousands can attest Sho hsrs used the Remedy m the past quarter Of a century which It hss been before the pablic.
 If Is Indeed q Wonderful ReE,rdy-toning the nerves streugthsnIug the muscles, bscklug the waste. tnVlgOrat- irr the whole system and re-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
Claltenge,

Understanding that there are many sporting men in Tucson. l challenge any middle or heavy weight, William c. Hall preferred" ," to fight to 8 finish, for two hundred and fifty C25O.0Ol dollars a side, Marquis of Queensburry rules.
 FRANK EDWARDS. Tombstone, 4. T. Jan. 2l, 1886.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
CONSUMPTROE

which is ScrOfulOus Disease of ',
 Lungs, is promptly and certain. .T s--'t, .15 and cured by this GOd-givcn rcue,.r. f,sg. before the last stages of the disease are -,-,
 From it's wonderful power over ta,s --.- fatal disease, when first offering ths -.-T ebrated remedy to the public, Ir. z' thought seriously Of calling it ts st-
 sumption Cure, g but abandonrI t5--.,--'' as too limited for q medicine Whicr. s--. wonderful combination of tonic. or rrr---.tt q ing, alterative, or blOOd-cleansing. art.--- & pectOral, and nutritive properties. Is rIra.,..S not only as remedy for cOl5UUptl- -.-, lunps but for all
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30

The commissioner of the general land office has been directed to refuse hereafter to consider applications for restoration of the right t. peremptory filing of homestead ar tim Der culture entries except when accom- panied by application 90 make filing or entry for some specific trect.-Wsshing ton Renublican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30

1Irurl E ulssiur ET.rsl ron tp S''cLt DO bifltl-- ls Vision Noises in t's dead- tAfr-~e- i' drinkin. intoxicating liquor~, th3 Titsl uoi'. passing unObserFsd in tho u-''", ana mau! other dissaEse that lsa-4 Co .i-f-i-.. al deaLL-
 pr Mintie. who Is A Regular IiS si'tn Graduate of the University ot F"nt~yl vanIa wiil agree Co forfeit Five Hundred DoIiars. for a case cf this kiud tah fttr Restorative under his -psciai adrlce ahO -rastrleutl will not care, or tcs Ey teils iT-I f' lr injurious fOard ID It. ,-.. Alr liE treals 1l Private Diseases slees-. -ilf N..IDnt Hls % -ury. C1zs1ltzuC= free. iECrougl cxsl u-- non ard adrlcs t-ciutsCZ AEGly-ts nf 1stE-, sj. Prscs of the Vital hsstorsuye. >l 5O "a 1si - .ie. or four ti-ces the quantity, S5; sent Co any addrc-s upon receiUt O4 prlcs or C. O. n. secure fsou obc5rvStiur, and in prlvsfe usrna is-Ire. by DB wINTIE. ii hseruy Street. SA-- FtAnciscU. Gel. Send for lIst of questions an pamphlet.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application letter stating symptoms, sex and sgc- Strict secrecy in regard Co all business trarsSctivns.
 Dss. sIIHrIE'S Kidney Remedy Nspn- retieun, cures al kinds of Kidney snd Blsdtei 9uaouho.a, Glest, Lsucorrt-. 2. For sslO s5 sii dTusgis's; si bottle. siz oot,ies Tor &
 Dn. aISTr-s Dsnse.ion PIns a-o n, 1ast and chss--sr Py-rspsTa and Bilious cur, m the l1s-sst- For sac og al druggists. daell
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
Homestead and Timber Culture
 Entries

CHAs. J. FREEsE.
 Clerk of the Baarf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
Great English Remedy.

Is a neve--f5iling cure for NsryOrs Debility Exhaus.ed Vitality, .eminsi " q a kn a ss, 5psrIEstorFt Us. LOcl IA NHOOD. 1mpoteu cy. rsrsiysIs. trOsts-Of rhua and al the terri ola effects rf self - Abuzs, Toutl tui tcl-s- and sNossses In usturt cara s-srcn as lose Ct iismory lEs-sJ1cC Soc
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
There are splendid mines of good ttuxing ores in the Santa Cstalinss.

There was a very pleasant invitation hop at the Commercial Club Thursday night
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25


The publishers Of Rutledge's Month
" offer twelve valuable rewards In
their Monthly for February, among
which is the following:
We will give $4,000 to the person
telling Us which is the longest verge
10 The Old Testament Scriptures (not
the revised edition), by Feb. 10Th,
1886. Should two or more correct
answers be received, the Reward will
be divided. The money will be for
warded to the winner Feb. 18th, 1886.
Persons trying for the reward must
send 90 cents in silver or postal notes,
(no postage stamps taken) with their
answer, for which they will receive
the Monthly for March, in which the
name and address OF the winner Of the
reward and the correct answer will be
published, aud in which several more
valuable rewards viii be offered
Address Rutledge Publishing Com.
pany, Easton, Pa. -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25
The Good and III of sleighing.

Several gentlemen were seated
around warm stove this morning,
discussing the pleasure and pain of
sleighing, when one of them remarked
that while be enjoyed a sleigh ride, be
was really sorry to see good season
ofsnow. "For," continued be, there
is so mrch cruelty practiced on such
occasions thai my heart has been
sickeued to witness it. There are men
" ho will drive some luckless horse or
mule from early morn till midnight
One driver, satisfied with the sport,
turns the unfortunate beast over to
the hands of others regardless that the
animal has bad neither food nor rest.n
There is more truth than poetry ia
the statement, and more inhumanity
than common sense in the pleasure OF
some of our citizens.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25
A Coasting Collision.

Out on the sleet of the slippery
street with bis eye on the sky and the
ice at his feet, walked dude in his
pride. When boy, with red head
and flaming red sled, aud rosy
face sped, aud the dude in bis pride
with boy with red head and the fam
ing red sled did collide. There were
curses and groaas, explosives and
means, but lucky for all 10 collision
and fall there were no broken bones.
The boy with red head aud the fam
ing red sled, was doctored aud cod
died by one of his aunts, while dude
man withdrew very quickly from
view to the shop of o tailor 10 patch
up his pants.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25

There is much anxiety felt among
The cadets of the Naval Academy in
reference to the semi-annual examina-
ton which began to-day. The first
class we're examined IN astronomy, the
second class in marine engines, the
third class 10 theoretical trigonemetry
the fourth class, 10 English and His
tory. The examination closes on Sat-
urday. which also concludes the first
academic term. The annual examlna-
ton takes place in Juue.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25
The Cadets court-Marnal.

The Court-martial which investiga-
ted charges Of hazing against Cadet
Waters, Gueydan. Gillespie. Welsh
and Steber have concluded their
session. and the findings OF the court
have been submitted to the Secretary
of the Navy for his approval. The
court was in session about three
weeks The sentence will not be
known until the Navy Department
has passed upon it.
Commander P. + Harrington has
been ordered to duty at the Naval
Academy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25

Nh. EDIzon Thsre i great suf.
fering among the poorer class Of peo-
pie IN Annapolis % this time. Those
who have most get more. and those
In need get nothing Of this worlds
goods Would il not be Q wise plan
for our Legislators 10 bestowing their
"fat Offices" remember those in want
instead Of piliDg on places to those
who have plenty to keep the wolf
from the door? IroUIBER.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25

Our city and vicinity was visited
on Saturday night with the second
snow storm Of the season. The storm
set in here about midnight and con-
tinued to fall throughout the greater
part of the day yesterday. The
sleighing has never been better for
many years in this section. and We
don't think more INDUCED il By those
having teams.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25
INC Ice blockade Renewed.

The heavy fall of snow yesterday
will protract the ice-blockade, which
was fast disappearing From present
indications the new blockade will be
more difficult to overcome than the
former. The heavy fall of snow will
also render the danger to the towns
on the Susquehanna river more i'm.
minent when breakup occurs. Our
oystermen are idle aud from appear
ances will be so for an indefinite
time. This is q serious matter to
them and their families.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25
Secure Home.

By reference to our advertising
columns il will be seen that "a chance
for every man to get . home." on
easy terms, is presented to our citi-
zens who hare not already made their
wives and children happy with .
homestead. This property is eligi-
bly, situated on the Spa creek and
has a beautiful outlook upon the salt
water.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25
LOCAL NEWS.
Marriage of Former Annapolitan.
GoopMAN-MAY.

Marriage OF FORMER AnnapoHtan.
GoopMAN-MAY.
A wedding that has excited much
nterest among a large circle in the
best eod, was celebrated Wednesday
renng, January goth, at Harlem
suare NJ Il. Church, Baltimore.
bic parties were DR. + s. Goodman,
prominent druggist of Warren. Pa,
nd Miss Luella May, a charming
Ouug lady, Of Baltimore TIE church
sp crowded with relatives and
riends of the contracting parties.
DE ceremony was performed by Rev.
" W. +. Speake, pastor of William
reCt NJ. Il. Church. The organist,
slr c. 5. Knight, performed the we'd
jug march. At the conclusion of
be ceremony the happy couple were
ryeu 10 Union Station. where they
box the train for bridal trip to
New York and other Northern cities.
hey will make their future home at
Warren Pa, where the DIR. is engag-
I 10 business. The bride is a beau
FOL young lady aud was much ad-
pl1ed and esteemed by large num-
n Of friends At her nuptials she
'as Oeeomingly attired in hand
pine travelling dress Doctor Good
lan isa sou of Mrs. Rebecea Good
Pan, an old resident Of this city. His
eiher conducted the drug business
many years on the corner of Main
pa Green streets, and was at one
ne the only druggist in the city.
Z has brother, X. w. Goodman,
0w II the drug business on Mary
end Avenue. The CAPITAL extends
congratulations to friend Frank
pa bis iair bride, aud wishes them
any years of copjugal happiness
20 prosperity.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25

Mayor Claude calls upon the
citizens of this city aud all others in
terested In relieving distress among
the poor, to meet at the Assembly
Rooms on Wednesday night, at 8
O'Clock. As the necessity for organized
work ia this direction is great, it is
hoped that no difficulty will be ex.
perienced in awakening not only in
terest but cooperation.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25
The s-erishing Birds.

The deep SHOWS that have covered
the ground for several weeks past has
caused much s:fiering among the
birds. Reports from surrounding
sections state that there has been .
fearful destruction Of game OF al kinds
aud thousands of partrijges, pleas
ants and doves have persisted by the
extreme cold, aud determination is
feared. In some instance they have
iiocktd TO the farm house for shelter
and 70 Dd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25
A Present for An.

Any person who buys one pound
of j. l.. Reuther's Boston Chips
Candy will receive handsome satch-
ell free. This candy is for sale only
at my store, Ga West street, near the
depot, and at my stand in the market
on Saturday nights.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25

A gold medal is awarded each week
in the female department Of our public
school of the sixth grade, to the girl
who stands highest in her study on
any given subject. This medal was
awarded last week to Miss Annie
Sinclair, she having attained the high
est average 10 Geography.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25
Death Ofa Former Anne Arundelan.

AIs. Elizabeth Gambrill, widow of
a'e Dr. Stevens Gambrill, a
S0loent physician of Anne Arun-
aled at her residence. No. sos
- fayette street, Baltimore. on
I'uIday. IN her S4th year. Mrs.
alOFlll was the daughter Of Richard
s1ofll, an Anne Arundel county
a'e1' She was the aunt of Messrs.
. baldwin, aud Summerfeld Bald
! q woodward, Baldwin & Tnniss.
= y. Baldwin, also 0 K. q. and
! Aacgill, OF the Gambrill Man
curing Company. aud of George
Ss@erll. Mr.. Steven Gambrill.
'lsr nephew, is a brother-ln-law
- hol. Arthur Z German. Mrs.
sleEill bad Oeen a member Of st
-. .es |. E, Church for sixteen
~ ~ She was buried to-day. DR..
800 800, rector emeritus of st. Iuke's
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25
Valentine. Easter and birthday,

Send II cent stamps to the rlanufac-
turer and get 4 fine Valentines, Easter
or Birthday cards that retail at 40 cents
Others 81 all prices from cent TO s.
each. joan q. ZooK ,tIititz, Pa.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25
Stricken with Paralysis.

Sometime during Saturday Ex.
Mayor James Munroe. of this city was
stricken with paralysis, and in conse-
quence is confined TO his room He
is in an improved condition this after
noon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25
az ADVERTISING /,

~ first insertion, 40 cents sub
One inep, ., l,io 80 cents Liberal rates
qasbi y. i,'s, ,hose advertising by the month
rs5e vilhr , rcal notices and political or
yeai' a.nnnications, cents per line.
gecial COMM encouragement Of marriages
0f5iaa,! frSe but obituary notices will
81 6el.nIi lar Al one-half the usual rates
Z 4..rfsinE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25

.rolIS AND ELK RIDGE i. X
,gayE 4, n; "A ARRIVE T. ! ~ N
5aA $50 Accom-. Lou
a'a' 1906 Mail, BOO
trims will leave Annapolis at
lt II and 4:2o I. VI
gsmaah Coaches are run between ., , bal
oI0s an Annapolis on all the above
a~..,ob freight to and from Baltimore
nav Ssg Local freight Tuesday and
.,at . 80 "a. n
.pg BALTIMORE AND ONO u. X.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-25

rhi. saprr T. circulated and read by
Ma,. peopIe tn Annapolis. fhan amy
I,hsr pnper published here. and IL the
-, medium for advertising.